英文摘要 |
Sun Si-Miao was a famous physician in Tang Dynasty. His great work, Bei Ji Gian Jin Yao Fang, included a part named Fu Ren Fang, which was divided into upper, middle, and lower volumes. Affected by Zhang Zhong-Jing in East-Han Dynasty and Chao’s Zhu Bing Yuan Hou Lun in Sui Dynasty, he treated gynecological diseases by mainly warm-supplementary and stasis-dispelling methods and enlightened warm-supplementary scholars in Song and Ming Dynasty in regulation of menses. The purpose of the study was to compare the thought of treating diseases of menses and variation of warm-supplementary and stasis respelling medication between Gain Jing Fu Ren Fang and warm-supplementary scholars including Chen Zi-Ming, Xue Ji, Zhang Jing-Yue in Song-Ming Dynasty.
The results demonstrated the four physicians’ warm-supplementary thoughts of menses regulation were all the same. Sun and Chen appreciated warming the channels and dissipating cold whereas Xue Ji and Jing-Yue appreciated warming and supplementing the spleen and kidney. However, Xue Ji preferred to regulate and supplement the liver and spleen and Jing-Yue preferred to warm and supplement the kidney and the life gate. They both seldom used warm acrid and cold-dissipating herbs. As for the stasis-dispelling medicinal, Sun often used blood-breaking and hardness-attacking herbs, especially the warm medicinal. Blood-quickening and stasis-transforming medicinal, especially worm herbs, was used less by Chen than Sun and seldom applied by Xue Ji and Jing-Yue. The four physicians’ methods of treating menses diseases can be applied by scholars nowadays to treat dysmenorrhea, infertility, endometriosis and various gynecological diseases. There was significant effect to treat organic menstrual diseases by Sun’s method. There were individual characters in Chen’s, Xue’s and Jing-Yue’s principles for identifying patterns and administering treatment of functional menstrual diseases. |