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| A new perspective on constitution-disease relation from the perspective of pathogenesis |
| Hits 6469 Download times 5051 Received:November 25, 2018 |
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| DOI
10.11656/j.issn.1672-1519.2019.01.03 |
| Key Words
pathogenesis;constitution-disease relation;adjustability of constitution |
| Author Name | Affiliation | | WANG Qi | Beijing University of Chinese Medicine, Beijing 100029, China |
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| Abstract
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| Modern medicine treats diseases from three factors:pathogenic factors, host and environment. In the pathogenesis, it also focuses on the study of individual diseases. Constitution-disease relation is a new perspective on pathogenesis. Considering the relationship between pathogenic factors and individual physique, studying human disease, more attention is paid to sick people. The theory of constitution-disease relation has been investigated in literature and epidemiology. And empirical support in the molecular biology series. In this paper, combined with the theory of pathogenesis, the author systematically clarifies the important role of constitution in the congenital three elements of the pathogenesis (endowment, heredity, fetal source); it puts forward the three states of disease occurrence and outcome, namely, the susceptibility theory, the syllabus, and the soil theory. Based on the theory of pathogenesis related to body diseases, the author puts forward the idea of prescriptions based on body constitution,correlation between prescription and constitution, and clarifies the essence of treating the same disease with different therapies, and treating different diseases with the same therapy, and establishes constitution differentiation-disease differentiation-syndrome differentiation model in clinical diagnosis. Under the guidance of the theory of constitution-disease relation, improving physical fitness will be a new way for Chinese medicine to prevent and treat diseases, and new ideas and results will be produced in the research of prescription drugs. |
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