The Feasibility of Dissolving Phlegm With Oil Method and the Theory of Traditional Chinese Medicine

Sputum is the product of water metabolism disorder. It is characterized by a thick texture and poor fluidity. According to the traditional Chinese medicine of the same energy attracts each other and drawing analogies by comparing images, the application of medications with a consistency similar to sputum, rich in oils or volatile oils, serves to achieve the objective of "oil-dissolving sputum". This not only facilitates the expulsion of sputum but also addresses the depletion of body fluids caused by the production of phlegm and fluid retention. This approach is particularly suitable for treating phlegm-related syndromes and holds significant clinical promotion value.

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International Journal of Clinical Medicine and Pharmacology
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2025-02-28
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https://doi.org/10.70731/8g8saf85
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Traditional Chinese Medicine Studies
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The Feasibility of Dissolving Phlegm With Oil Method and the Theory of Traditional Chinese Medicine

Yue Wang, Liping Yin
International Journal of Clinical Medicine and Pharmacology
Traditional Chinese Medicine Studies
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The Feasibility of Dissolving Phlegm With Oil Method and the Theory of Traditional Chinese Medicine

Yue Wang, Liping Yin
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Abstract

Sputum is the product of water metabolism disorder. It is characterized by a thick texture and poor fluidity. According to the traditional Chinese medicine of the same energy attracts each other and drawing analogies by comparing images, the application of medications with a consistency similar to sputum, rich in oils or volatile oils, serves to achieve the objective of "oil-dissolving sputum". This not only facilitates the expulsion of sputum but also addresses the depletion of body fluids caused by the production of phlegm and fluid retention. This approach is particularly suitable for treating phlegm-related syndromes and holds significant clinical promotion value.

International Journal of Clinical Medicine and PharmacologyVol. 1(2)
Chengdu University of Traditional Chinese Medicine (CN)
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Traditional Chinese Medicine Studies
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