Brief introduction of latent heat in ancient books

Latent heat is the name of disease syndrome. Generally, it refers to the syndrome of fever in which heat evil is deeply hidden in the body. Huangdi Neijing published the theory of this disease. "Warm Jingwei Ye Xiang Yan's Three Stagnation of Qi Caused by Exogenous Pathogens": "If you first suffer from exogenous pathogens and feel internal heat, you must first cool the new pathogens and then enter bitter cold to clear the internal heat." Fu re and Zhang xugu are extended to fu evil. Redefining the theory of wide temperature and the method of warming and cooling: "The stagnation of qi can be divided into latent heat, and the stagnation of blood can be divided into latent fire, commonly known as latent evil ... Any cooling method must first distinguish latent heat from latent fire. Heat belongs to gas, and gas is virtual, but invisible. For example, in the midsummer heat, although sweating like a pig, it will ease when it encounters a cool breeze, so the heat of the human body will retreat as soon as it clears up. As for the method of clearing heat, use pungent and cool first, and then use light and clear, so it is also clear and hot. Those who are sweet and cold will eventually use it, so they will clear the heat of qi. " See fever, wind temperature and summer temperature: fever is the name of the symptom. Huang Di Nei Jing Su Wen Qi Alternation Theory was published. Refers to the feeling that the body temperature is higher than the normal standard, or that it is uncomfortable from heat. The causes of fever can generally be divided into two categories: exogenous and internal injuries. Exogenous fever is often caused by feeling the evil of six evils and the qi of epidemic diseases; Internal injuries and fever are mostly caused by diet fatigue or changes of seven emotions, which leads to imbalance of yin and yang and deficiency of qi and blood. Exogenous fever is mostly real, which can be seen in diseases such as cold, typhoid fever, fever and plague. Internal injuries are mostly asthenic, such as fever due to yin deficiency, fever due to yang deficiency, fever due to blood deficiency, fever due to qi deficiency, fatigue, fever due to yang floating, fever due to blood loss, etc. Due to different types of fever, there are real heat, slight heat, aversion to heat, aversion to cold, alternating cold and heat, hot flashes, five-upset heat, sudden heat and so on; Due to the different heating time, there are weekday heat, daytime heat, sunlight heat, night heat and so on; Due to the different parts of fever, there are muscle fever, phlegm fever, shoulder fever, back fever, elbow fever, foot skin fever, palm fever, hand back fever, foot fever, limb fever and so on. There are phlegm accumulation fever, food accumulation fever, drinking fever, blood stasis fever, and fever after illness. Wind temperature is the name of this disease. 1. refers to feeling the fever caused by wind and heat. See Jing's "Three-hour Fu Qi Exogenous Chapter". "Differentiation of febrile diseases into focal points": "If the wind is warm, the yang will rise in early spring, and the wind will be warm when Jue Yin makes the order." Mostly in winter and spring. The main symptoms are fever, headache, cough, thirst and rapid pulse. The initial stage of the disease lies in Wei-fen and Qi-fen, and the treatment should be pungent and cool. Yinqiao Powder, Maxing Shigan Decoction and Qianjin Weijing Decoction should be used to add and subtract. If you see high fever, coma, carbuncle of hands and feet, and rapid pulse, it is heat robbing body fluid, transmitting pericardium reversely, burning blood in the camp, and liver wind moving inside. It is advisable to clear away heat, calm the liver and calm the wind. Use Jiao Ling Uncaria Decoction, Jiao Ling Dihuang Decoction, Qingying Decoction, Zhibaodan and Zixuedan.

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