Vasculitis falls within the scope of "Pulse Bi" and "Tuju" in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). TCM believes that this disease is closely related to the internal organs, meridians, and vital energy and blood. Vasculitis occurs due to exposure to cold and dampness, with cold pathogenic factors lodging in the meridians, causing blood stasis from cold coagulation, obstructing the flow of qi and blood.
Vasculitis is a common peripheral vascular disease, and there may be many patients around us. It is essential to treat vasculitis promptly; otherwise, it can cause significant harm. Currently, TCM treatment for vasculitis has received widespread attention from the medical community and patients alike. So, how does TCM treat vasculitis?
After twenty years of clinical research, Shanxi Yikang Vasculitis Hospital categorizes vasculitis into five types: Cold Yin type, Blood Stasis type, Damp-Heat Descending type, Heat-Toxin Exuberance type, and Qi-Blood Deficiency type. Below, we will discuss how TCM treats vasculitis for each category.
(1) Cold Yin Type
Rehmannia root 30g, Astragalus root 30g, Chicken Blood Vine 30g, Codonopsis root 15g, Angelica root 15g, Dry ginger 15g, Red peony root 15g, Achyranthes root 15g, Cinnamon bark 10g, White mustard seed 10g, Prepared Aconite root 10g, Fried Licorice root 10g, Earthworm 15g, Ephedra herb 6g, Deer Antler Frost (to be added later) 10g.
(2) Blood Stasis Type
Salvia root 30g, Red peony root 60g, Honeysuckle flower 30g, Wild yam rhizome 60g, Angelica root 15g, Ligusticum root 15g.
(3) Damp-Heat Descending Type
Honeysuckle flower 30g, Scrophularia root 30g, Angelica root 15g, Red peony root 15g, Achyranthes root 15g, Phellodendron bark 10g, Skullcap root 10g, Gardenia fruit 10g, Forsythia fruit 10g, Atractylodes rhizome 10g, Stephania root 10g, Lithospermum root 10g, Raw licorice root 10g, Safflower 6g, Woodtongue 6g.
(4) Heat-Toxin Exuberance Type
Honeysuckle flower 30g, Dandelion herb 30g, Pulsatilla root 30g, Scrophularia root 15g, Angelica root 15g, Astragalus root 15g, Rehmannia root 15g, Salvia root 15g, Achyranthes root 12g, Forsythia fruit 12g, Leucosceptrum root 12g, Stephania root 12g, Phellodendron bark 10g, Skullcap root 10g, Dictamnus root 10g, Safflower 10g, Myrrha 3g, Frankincense 3g. For severe cases, Western medicine pills like Xi Huang Wan or Niu Huang Qing Xin Wan can be taken concurrently.
(5) Qi-Blood Deficiency Type
Astragalus root 30g, Codonopsis root 30g, Chicken Blood Vine 30g, Dendrobium stem 30g, Angelica root 15g, Salvia root 15g, Red peony root 15g, Achyranthes root 15g, White Atractylodes rhizome 15g, Licorice root 10g.
The above details are provided by experts on how TCM treats vasculitis, hoping to help you. If you have more questions, you can consult online with experts at Shanxi Yikang Vasculitis Hospital. Finally, wishing you good health.
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