The Taoist medical book Elbow Queen is an early first aid manual in ancient times. It was written by Ge Hong and Tao Hongjing, two important Taoist figures, and played an important role in early Taoist medical books. As an early existing first-aid manual in China, Elbow Back has the following characteristics: first-aid measures are simple, fast and effective;
Various processing methods, fast and convenient; Symptom identification indicators are clear and objective; Prescription selection is simple, simple and cheap. Acupoint selection is easy to learn; The therapeutic effect is verified and immediate; The record of epidemic disease is accurate and unprecedented.
Elbow emergency prescription, ancient Chinese medicine prescription book. It is the first clinical first aid manual in China. Monographs of TCM therapeutics. 8 volumes, 73 articles. By Ge Hong in the Eastern Jin Dynasty. Originally known as "elbow back to save the pawn", referred to as "elbow back".
It is compiled by the author according to his original work "Fang Yuhan" (volume *** 100), which can be used for emergency medical treatment, practical and effective unilateral and simple moxibustion. Supplementary Notes of Tao Hongjing in the Liang Dynasty 10 1 piece, renamed as "Hundred Pieces after Abusing Elbow". Later, Yong Yang of Jin Dynasty used pottery to extract a single prescription from Zheng Ben Cao, and named it "Wide Elbow Back", that is, the existing "Elbow Back Emergency Prescription", referred to as "Elbow Back".