WU Huihui, JI Bing, LYU Xiong, et al. LYU Xiong’s experience in treating diabetic skin pruritus with Shuhe Drink. [J]. Shanghai Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine 52(12):26-28(2018)
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WU Huihui, JI Bing, LYU Xiong, et al. LYU Xiong’s experience in treating diabetic skin pruritus with Shuhe Drink. [J]. Shanghai Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine 52(12):26-28(2018) DOI: 10.16305/j.1007-1334.2018.12.007.
LYU Xiong’s experience in treating diabetic skin pruritus with Shuhe Drink
This paper discusses Professor Lyu Xiong’s experience in treating diabetic skin pruritus with therapy of harmonizing liver and spleen. It is believed that long-term diabetes can cause disorder of visceral-qi and disharmony between liver and spleen,which induces turbid toxin. Stagnation of turbid toxin transforms into heat,and the heat transmits through the skin meridians,which leads to skin pruritus. The treatment is based on dispersing stagnated liver qi and clearing heat and resolving turbidity. Modified Shuhe Drink can be used. And one proven case is presented.
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糖尿病皮肤瘙痒舒和饮名医经验吕雄
Keywords
diabetic skin pruritusShuhe Drinkexperience of famous doctorLyu Xiong
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