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In order to nursing practice of the patients in Oriental medicine, it is suggested that the fundamental recognition of Oriental medicine should be preceded. It is, however, difficult that we comprehend Oriental medicine generally since it is
different
from Western medicine in the point of the symptom. We have thought that is to be carried out to select and analyze a disease by the sense of Oriental medicine for the establishment of Orientla medical nursing. So we have tried out the analysis of
Tae-Yang.
In view of the results so far, achieved, it has been suggested that Tae-Yang Symptom applies to the first step of Sanghan Yung Kyung Symptom and consists of Palsy, Sanghan, Onbyung, Dropsy, and Congestion.
In the Oriental medicine, Tae-Yang Symptom is recognized to be concerned with a common cold and the respiratory renal and hepatic diseases. In the points of Orintal medicine, it is noticed that Tae-Yang Symptom is caused by the wind and cold
evil,
is
related to human resisting force, and is fused with each other. And the treatment of Tae-Yang Symptom is various by the cause and the pathological mechanism.
In the points of Western medicine, it is difficult to comprehend that various disease germs revolving each disease are implied by identical symptom.
@ES The summary of this study are as follows:
@EN 1. In the outer-caused diseases, so called Tae-Yang Symptom, it is an important index to the patient's resisting force and the type of a disease whether he sweats, chills and the pulse is tense o not.
2. The treatments are various according the body's resisting force and the type of symptoms: harmonzing Yung & Wee(조영술)to Weaknees of surface(표허증), sudorifics flourishing of evils(표실증), and antifebriles to On-byung(온병).
3. If Tae-Yang Symptom is not cured, it progresses to develop complications: Dropsy(축수) & congestion(축혈), the former brings about renal diseases and the later hepatic diseases.
4. According to the resuslts mentioned above, we have come to the conclusion that the Oriental-medical nursing must emphasis the body's sesiting force and the type of symptoms rather than the name of a disease.
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