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Diagnosis and treatment of pediatric sinusitis based on "the transmission of heat from gallbladder and lung" idea in Huangdi Neijing
Special Theme: TCM Prevention and Treatment of Pediatric Diseases | 更新时间：2025-03-29

    • Diagnosis and treatment of pediatric sinusitis based on "the transmission of heat from gallbladder and lung" idea in Huangdi Neijing

    • “According to the latest research, the core pathogenesis of pediatric rhinorrhea is the invasion of the nose by gallbladder lung heat transfer, with wind heat stagnation and turbidity as triggers, and the retention of evil qi causing damage to yin and consumption of qi leading to prolonged illness. Clinical treatment should be based on the duration of the disease and the severity of the pathogenic factors to reduce recurrence and alleviate symptoms.”
    • Journal of Beijing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine   Vol. 48, Issue 3, Pages: 312-317(2025)

    • DOI：10.3969/j.issn.1006-2157.2025.03.003    

      CLC： R276.1

    • Received：16 October 2024，

      Published Online：05 March 2025，

      Published：30 March 2025

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  • PAN Wenqing, YUAN Zhenhua, WANG Haolin, et al. Diagnosis and treatment of pediatric sinusitis based on "the transmission of heat from gallbladder and lung" idea in Huangdi Neijing[J]. Journal of beijing university of traditional chinese medicine, 2025, 48(3): 312-317. DOI： 10.3969/j.issn.1006-2157.2025.03.003.

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