187. Qingwen Baidu Drink

Author: Yueshangyunwai

187. Qingwen Baidu Drink

Convulsion is a common acute and severe illness in childhood, characterized by convulsions and coma as the main symptoms, also known as "convulsions" and commonly known as "convulsions".

It can occur in any season, and is generally more common in children between one and five years old. The younger the age, the higher the incidence. The symptoms are often more dangerous, change rapidly, and threaten the life of children.

Therefore, in this era, many doctors believed that convulsions were a bad symptom. For example, "Donguibojian: Children" said: "The most dangerous diseases in children are those that are not more severe than convulsions."

The symptoms of convulsion can be clinically classified into eight symptoms.

The so-called eight symptoms are twitching, scratching, trembling, pulling, turning, leading, channeling, and vision.

The appearance of the eight symptoms indicates that a convulsion is already occurring, but when a convulsion occurs, not all eight symptoms may appear.

Because the onset of convulsions may be acute or slow, and the symptoms include deficiency and excess, cold and heat, convulsions are often divided into acute convulsions and slow convulsions clinically.

Those who have a sudden onset of illness and are positive in Yang are collectively called acute convulsions; those who have a slow onset of illness and are deficient in Yin are collectively called slow convulsions.

Observing Shi Guo's symptoms, it only took seven days for him to become like this. Without asking, he knew it was a convulsion.

Children's skin is weak and their bones are not dense, so they are easily susceptible to seasonal evils, which enter from the outside and inside. The evil spirits expand and strengthen heat. The extreme heat turns into fire. Excessive fire produces phlegm. It can even cause human blood to invade the pericardium, causing liver wind.

High fever, coma, convulsions, vomiting and epistaxis may occur, or symptoms of righteousness overpowering evil, internal closure and external prolapse may occur.

If due to improper diet or accidentally eating contaminated and poisonous food, the colon and stomach will be depressed, phlegm and heat will accumulate, the blockage will not go away, the Qi movement will be unfavorable, and the depression will turn into fire.

Phlegm, fire, dampness and turbidity can cover the pericardium and induce liver wind, which may lead to high fever, fainting, persistent convulsions, vomiting and abdominal pain, and foul-smelling diarrhea.

Children are timid, lack vitality, and are intolerant of unexpected stimulation. If they touch foreign objects, hear loud noises, or accidentally fall down, they may be frightened and disturb their spirits. Liver wind may move internally, causing screams and jumps, and convulsions.

faint.

In short, the main pathogenesis of acute convulsions is the mutual influence of heat, phlegm, convulsions and wind, which are cause and effect.

The main disease location is in the heart and liver meridians.

Exogenous pathogenic factors in children are easily transformed by heat. Excessive heat produces phlegm. Extreme heat produces wind. Excessive phlegm causes convulsions. Excessive convulsions produce wind, which results in acute convulsions.

It is summer now. According to dialectics, Shiguo is suffering from exogenous convulsions. In summer, heat is the main factor. In summer, there will be dampness. In summer, the joy returns to the heart. The main symptoms are high fever, coma, and convulsions.

The treatment principles should be to clear away heat, eliminate phlegm, calm convulsions, and extinguish wind.

The onset of Shiguo is sudden, with high fever, coma and convulsions, yellow and rough tongue coating, dark red or purple tongue, and strong and rapid pulse.

The evil of epidemic disease spreads rapidly, so the onset of illness is sudden. The evil is in the qi division, which results in high fever, polydipsia, and a desire to drink. The heat forces the heart Ying, causing coma and convulsions. The tongue has a crimson coating and a rough coating. The rapid and weak pulse is the Qi Ying Liang.

The sign of burning.

Shen Ruoxi thought for a moment and prescribed Qingwen Baidu Drink.

Forsythia suspensa, gypsum, coptis, skullcap, gardenia, anemarrhena clears the air and heats up, rehmannia glutinosa, buffalo horn, red peony root, scrophulariaceae, pachyderm root clears the blood and cools the blood, antelope horn, Cassia cassia, Uncaria exfoliates the wind and calms the liver.

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Because Shi Guo was in a coma, she added Purple Snow Pill Xifeng to rejuvenate her body.

After prescribing the medicine, Shen Ruoxi gave Shi Guo the Purple Snow Pill. It was ready-made and she could just take it.

Shi Guoniang asked worriedly: "Girl, when will Shi Guo wake up?"

Shen Ruoxi said: "Don't be anxious yet. Your son's illness is already very serious. It will take time for the medicine to take effect. Just keep an eye on him here. Maybe after a while, he will want to drink water."
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