The Study and the Clinical Trial on “Yakumi” and “Yakusei” of “Dokakonsan” in “Women's Disease of Kinki Yoryaku”
10.3937/kampomed.35.255
- VernacularTitle:金匱要略婦人雑病篇「土瓜根散」の薬味薬性からみた考察とその治験について
- Author:
Takeshi WATANABE
;
Yoshiyuki URATSUJI
;
Tatsuhiko HORI
;
Yoichi MORITA
- Publication Type:Journal Article
- From:Kampo Medicine
1984;35(4):255-272
- CountryJapan
- Language:Japanese
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Abstract:
“DOKAKONSAN IN KINKI YORYAKU” in the original is limited to the usage of women whose menses recur twice a month and of men whose genitals are swollen and painful.
Judging from “YAKUSEI and YAKUNO” of four kinds of ingredients, we recognize the herb is effective against the syndrome, “KEISHITOSHO” easily caught by the Japanese, accompanyed with “KETSUNETSU” and “CHINKYU-OKETSU”.
We got remarkably effective results, after we made the chart of the symptoms at a radorgraph from the point of view of “KOHO” (the ancient school), “HOSHO-ITCHI”, on the basis of six factors, “KI”, “KETSU”, “SUI”, “HI-I”, and “KAN and NETSU”, and administered the herb for 50 cases equivalent to the factors by “TANPO” (a single dose), “KAHO”, or “GAPPO”.
The herb is administered to a broad range, that is, both sex from infants to the aged.
The indications are firstly musculus skeleti connective tissue symptoms and each field of symptoms excluding sensorial symptoms and blood dyscrasia.
Observing the process that “KESSHO” is changed into “KANKETSU” through “OKETSU” and the medicine, “KUOKETSU-ZAI”, the removal medicine, “DOKAKONSAN” can be a unique herb to be effective against the begining stage of “KANKETSU” and to be “ZANRYU-OKETSU KAIJYOZAI” after the administration of “KANKETSU CHINKYU OKETSUZAI”.
