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clonic convulsion [Chinese Medicine Terminology Examination Committee. Chinese Medicine Terminology (21)] 3 Overview
clonic convulsion[1]) is the name of the certificate [2]. It refers to acute fever or acute attack of some chronic diseases, characterized by flexion and extension of hands and feet, fever, coma, binocular vision, and head tremor [1]. See Huangdi Neijing Lingshu Fever. Also known as carbuncle or carbuncle, also known as convulsion, convulsion and convulsion [2]. 4 symptoms of carbuncle < P > Hand and foot alternately flex and twitch [2].
theory of febrile diseases, volume 3: "those with carbuncle have acute tendons and veins, while those with carbuncle have slow tendons and veins;" Urgent people draw and shrink, while slow people stretch vertically. Those who shrink or stretch, but don't stop moving, are called carbuncle. "
5 The etiology and pathogenesis of carbuncle
Most of them are caused by excessive heat hurting yin, wind-fire fanning, phlegm-fire stagnation, or wind-phlegm and phlegm-heat [2]. 6 syndrome differentiation and treatment of carbuncle
The treatment should be calming the liver and calming the wind, clearing the heart and purging fire, expelling wind and removing phlegm [2]. There are also people who suffer from heat damage to their vitality, and their limbs are sleepy, which refers to numbness and carbuncle. It is appropriate to take Ginseng Yiqi Decoction [2].
people with spleen and stomach weakness will vomit and diarrhea, and sometimes they will have carbuncle. Therefore, Buzhong Yiqi Decoction should be added with Gui and Attachment [2].
people with liver deficiency and cold, hypochondriac pain, blurred eyes and carbuncle from time to time, should continue to break pills [2].
if there is blood loss, qi and blood are exhausted, tendons and veins are dystrophy and carbuncle occurs, Bazhen Decoction should be modified [2].
this syndrome can be seen in many diseases [2]. Such as encephalitis, brain tumor, epilepsy, hepatic encephalopathy, uremia, high fever and heatstroke, tetanus, drug poisoning, etc. [2]. seven