The Practical Use of Asada's Saikatsugekito from the Viewpoint of "Heibyo".
10.3937/kampomed.44.607
- VernacularTitle:併病の概念からみた柴葛解肌湯（浅田家方）の運用について
- Author:
Tsuneo KINOSHITA
- Publication Type:Journal Article
- Keywords:
Heibyo;
Asada's Saikatsugekito;
Gobyo;
Ritekisyoyosho
- From:Kampo Medicine
1994;44(4):607-611
- CountryJapan
- Language:Japanese
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Abstract:
Asada's Saikatsugekito, which is a mixture of ginseng-and jujube-free, but gypsumadded Shosaikoto-Kakkonto mixture, is thought to be used for the Heibyo of Taiyobyo and Ritekisyoyosho according to its composition and the contents of the description in its source. On the other hand, in the treatment of Heibyo, Senhyogori may be the therapeutical principle for such a pathological condition according to that for Taiyobyo and Yomeibyo, but the present treatment is thought to be exceptionally beneficial due to the effect of Hyorisokai. The present case of cold syndrome, which initially was supposed to be Maotosho, was diagnosed, on the day after its first examination, as transferred to Ritekisyoyosho, i. e. Heibyo of Taiyosho and Ritekisyoyosho. The present treatment caused its symptomatic remission in a short period of time. This may be indicative of the significance of the present treatment for such a state of Heibyo of Taiyobyo and Ritekisyoyosho. From the viewpoint of Heibyo treatment, we should bear in mind that some exceptional use, such as in the present treatment, may be practical in consideration of the therapeutical principle.
