Phthisis referred to as lung cancer. Traditional Chinese medicine could treat phthisis, but the effect was much worse than combined treatment of Chinese and Western medicine. Traditional Chinese medicine could improve the symptoms of patients with lung cancer, including hemoptysis and fever. The advantage of Chinese medicine in treating phthisis was that the effect was long-lasting. Generally, it was difficult to relapse after being cured. Moreover, Chinese medicine had a better protective effect on the patient's immune system and reduced the occurrence of other complications. However, at present, the main treatment for lung cancer was still systematic treatment through standard western medicine. For example, rifampicin and other anti-inflammatory drugs would play a fundamental role in the treatment of lung cancer. In summary, traditional Chinese medicine could treat phthisis, but it was less effective than western medicine.
Traditional Chinese medicine in ancient times was generally difficult to cure. Although ancient Chinese medicine could treat consumption through Chinese medicine, it usually only had a certain effect of relieving or improving the quality of life. Traditional Chinese medicine mainly treated phthisis by conditioning the lungs and the body's functions, but it usually could not cure it. The advancement of modern medicine had made the treatment of malaria more effective, but if the lungs were already empty, it was still difficult to cure them. Therefore, it was very difficult for ancient Chinese medicine to cure consumption without modern medical technology and drugs.
Phthisis was the name of the Chinese medicine for the lung cancer. Chinese medicine used the method of diagnosis and treatment to treat phthisis. Traditional Chinese medicine treatment of phthisis mainly based on different types of syndrome. The common syndrome types included lung yin deficiency type, yin deficiency fire exuberance type, qi yin consumption type, etc. Yuehua pills could be used to nourish yin and moisten the lung, clear heat, and kill insects for the treatment of lung yin deficiency type of phthisis. Commonly used medicines were ladybell, dwarf lilyturf, dried root of the earth, winter solomonth, honey stemona root, white bletilla, yam, poria, fritillary bulb, chrysanthemum, donkey-hide glue, pseudo-ginseng, and so on. For yin deficiency and fire excess type of phthisis, he could use Baihe Gujin Tang and Qinghao Biejia San to increase or decrease the efficacy of nourishing yin, reducing fire, anti-phthisis and killing insects. For qi-yin consumption type of phthisis, Shenling Baizhu San could be used to strengthen the lung and spleen, kill insects, and supplement deficiency. Commonly used medicines included Pseudostella falsestardiflora, poria cocos, Bai Zhu, Chinese yam, platyphylla root, lily, Huang Qi, lotus seed, Angelica, Bai He, Mahonia, and so on. According to the information provided, traditional Chinese medicine could treat phthisis through syndrome identification and treatment, but the efficacy was much worse than integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine. Therefore, the method of Chinese medicine to treat consumption still needed further research and improvement.
In ancient times, it was generally difficult to cure phthisis with traditional Chinese medicine. Usually, it could only relieve or improve the quality of life. Traditional Chinese medicine mainly treated phthisis by conditioning the lungs and the body's functions, but it could not completely cure it. The advancement of modern medicine had made the treatment of malaria more effective, but if the lungs were already empty, it was still difficult to cure them. Therefore, in the absence of modern medical technology and drugs, the effectiveness of ancient Chinese medicine in treating consumption was limited.
Ancient Chinese medicine could alleviate or improve the quality of life of patients with phthisis, but it usually could not cure it. Although ancient Chinese medicine could treat consumption with Chinese medicine, it was generally difficult to cure. In ancient times, consumption was a disease that affected the whole body. The human body was extremely weak, and the function of all organs in the body was severely reduced. The ancient treatment method for phthisis was mainly to regulate the function of the lungs and the body through traditional Chinese medicine, but it could not be cured. The advancement of modern medicine made it possible to treat lung cancer with anti-inflammatory drugs, with a cure rate of more than 90%. Therefore, the treatment effect of ancient Chinese medicine on consumption was relatively limited.
Traditional Chinese medicine in ancient times was usually difficult to completely cure consumption. The medical level in ancient times was relatively low, and the knowledge and treatment ability of consumption were limited. The treatment methods of traditional Chinese medicine could only relieve or improve the quality of life to a certain extent. It was difficult to completely cure the phthisis. Traditional Chinese medicine mainly treated phthisis by conditioning the lungs and the body's functions, but it usually could not cure it. In ancient times, consumption was a disease that affected the whole body, and the patient was extremely thin. Ancient Chinese medicine mainly used methods such as replenishing deficiency, clearing heat, and killing insects to treat phthisis. Commonly used drugs included Yuehua Pill, Baihe Gujin Soup, Qinghao Biejia Soup, and so on. However, the specific treatment effect varied from individual to individual, and there was no guarantee of a complete cure. The progress of modern medicine had made the treatment of lung cancer more effective, but the effect of ancient Chinese medicine on lung cancer was limited.
Phthisis was an infectious disease. Traditional Chinese medicine used the method of diagnosis and treatment. According to the classification of traditional Chinese medicine, the patients could be divided into the types of lung yin deficiency, yin deficiency and fire excess, qi and yin exhaustion, and yin and yang deficiency. For the type of lung yin deficiency, the common symptoms included cough, less phlegm, dry mouth, dry throat, lack of breath, fatigue, etc. The treatment method was mainly to nourish yin and moisten the lungs, clear heat and kill insects. Commonly used drugs were Yuehua pills. For the type of yin deficiency and fire excess, the common symptoms included cough, sticky phlegm, and blood in the phlegm. The treatment method was mainly to nourish yin and reduce fire. The commonly used prescriptions were Baihe Gujin Tang or Qinghao Biejia Tang. For the type of qi and yin consumption, common symptoms included cough, weakness, occasional blood in phlegm, short breath, low voice, etc. The treatment method was mainly to nourish the lung and spleen, nourish the yin and moisten the lung. The commonly used prescriptions were Shenling Baizhu Powder and so on. Traditional Chinese medicine treatment of phthisis focused on the overall diagnosis and treatment. According to the patient's physique and stage of the disease, the corresponding treatment method was selected. It was often combined with anti-phthisis western medicine treatment to achieve the effect of both the symptoms and the root causes.
Chinese medicine treatment methods mainly included clearing the lungs, nourishing yin and nourishing the lungs, clearing heat and killing insects, reducing phlegm and cough, stopping bleeding, and regulating the body's immunity. Commonly used Chinese medicine included Yuehua Pill, Shenling Baizhu Powder, Butian Dazao Pill, Baihe Gujin Soup, Qinghao Biejia Powder, etc. The key to treating phthisis in traditional Chinese medicine was to differentiate the symptoms and treat it according to the patient's constitution and the different stages of the disease. At present, most of the clinical treatment was based on the combination of Chinese and Western medicine. Western medicine was used to suppress the bacteria, while Chinese medicine was used to reduce side effects, protect liver and kidney function, and improve related symptoms. However, the efficacy of traditional Chinese medicine in treating consumption was much worse than that of integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine. Therefore, Chinese medicine treatment of consumption still faced some difficulties and needed further research and development.
There were many prescriptions in ancient Chinese medicine to treat consumption. During the Qin and Han Dynasties, the main treatment for phthisis was to nourish the deficiency. During the Sui and Tang Dynasties, it was recognized that phthisis was contagious. Treatment methods included the use of lime powder, moonlight pills, and other prescriptions. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the understanding of phthisis was more systematic and perfect. The treatment methods were mainly to supplement deficiency and kill insects. The commonly used prescriptions included stemona root, bletilla, mahonia leaf, humulus, etc. However, the specific prescription and dosage were not found in the search results provided. Therefore, it was impossible to provide the specific prescriptions of ancient Chinese medicine to treat consumption.
Traditional Chinese medicine in ancient times was usually difficult to completely cure consumption. The medical level in ancient times was relatively low, and the knowledge and treatment ability of consumption were limited. The treatment methods of traditional Chinese medicine could only relieve or improve the quality of life to a certain extent. It was difficult to completely cure the phthisis. Traditional Chinese medicine mainly treated phthisis by conditioning the lungs and the body's functions, but it usually could not cure it. In ancient times, consumption was a disease that affected the whole body, and the patient was extremely thin. Ancient Chinese medicine mainly used methods such as replenishing deficiency, clearing heat, and killing insects to treat phthisis. Commonly used drugs included Yuehua Pill, Baihe Gujin Soup, Qinghao Biejia Soup, and so on. However, the specific treatment effect varied from individual to individual, and there was no guarantee of a complete cure. The progress of modern medicine had made the treatment of lung cancer more effective, but the effect of ancient Chinese medicine on lung cancer was limited.
Traditional Chinese medicine could not cure lung cancer alone, but it could be used as an auxiliary method. At present, the main treatment for lung cancer was still based on Western medicine, using anti-inflammatory drugs. However, Chinese medicine had a certain role in the treatment of lung cancer. Traditional Chinese medicine could regulate the patient's physique through Chinese medicine, relieve the symptoms of lung cancer, such as cough, expectoration, etc., and improve the immune function of the body, thus shortening the course of Western medicine treatment. Chinese medicine treatment methods include oral administration of Chinese medicine, acupuncture, external treatment, and so on. Overall, the combination of Chinese and Western medicine could achieve better efficacy, reduce side effects, and improve the prognosis. However, the specific treatment plan should be chosen individually according to the patient's condition.