Note that triple energizer cough is the name of the disease, which refers to the cough with full abdomen and reduced food intake [1]. Cough is classified from viscera, and triple energizer cough is one of them. "The Yellow Emperor's Internal Classic Su Wen Cough Theory": "If you cough for a long time, the triple energizer will suffer. Triple energizer coughs, coughing up my stomach, and I don't want to eat or drink. " Zhiyi Gong Yi Powder, Tongli Decoction, Muxiang Shunqi Powder, Qiqi Decoction, Coptidis Rhizoma and Fructus Aurantii Immaturus [1].
Cough is the name of this disease. Huang Di Nei Jing Su Wen Wu Zang Gen Pian was published. Before the Song Dynasty, cough and cough were synonyms. "Su Wen Pathogenesis Qi Should Help": "Cough means sounding without phlegm, and lung qi is injured and unclear; Cough is silent with phlegm, spleen is wet with phlegm. When you cough, there is a sputum sound. Because of lung injury and spleen dampness, coughing is also a cough. " Most of them are caused by external pathogens invading the lungs, or internal injuries of viscera involving the lungs. Cough: "Cough is not limited to the lungs, nor does it affect the lungs." Exogenous factors are mainly to dispel evil and spread lung; Internal injuries are mainly related to regulating viscera and qi and blood. Cough is divided into cold cough, cold cough, dry cough, phlegm cough, wind-heat cough, hot cough, seasonal cough, cold cough, wet cough, summer cough, fire cough, food cough and so on. According to viscera and qi and blood, there are cough due to lung deficiency, cough due to lung meridian, cough due to heart meridian, cough due to liver meridian, cough due to spleen meridian, cough due to kidney meridian, cough due to large intestine, cough due to stomach meridian, cough due to bladder meridian, cough due to triple energizer, cough due to gallbladder meridian, cough due to strain, cough due to qi meridian and cough due to blood stasis. According to the time and characteristics of cough, there are chronic cough, night cough, dry cough, expectoration, dumb cough and cough [2].
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