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Catalogue of Compendium of Materia Medica

The Original Preface of Compendium of Materia Medica

Introduction to Compendium of Materia Medica

Examples of Compendium of Materia Medica

In the preface

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-Bibliography based on ancient and modern doctors.

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-Total number of herbs collected.

-Shennongjing is a famous example.

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Ten doses.

-yin and yang.

-Five taboos.

-Five flavors are better than one.

-Yin and Yang specimens

-ups and downs.

-Cases of drug abuse in four seasons.

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-(Pearl Capsule)

Preface Table of Contents Volume II

-under the preface.

Preface Volume II \ Preface

-The drug names are the same.

-On the contrary, various drugs (36 in total)

-take medicine and avoid eating.

-Contraindications to pregnancy.

-dietary taboos.

-General situation of drug use in Li Dongyuan syndrome.

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-Zhang Zi and Khan vomited in three ways.

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-"Medicine Pair" is an old medicine.

-"Shennong Herbal Classic" catalogue.

-120 kinds of Chinese medicines.

-125 kinds of inferior drugs.

-The old catalogue of Song Materia Medica.

Indications Volume III: Indications for all diseases

-The wind.

Spasm.

-Strong project.

Epilepsy.

-sudden death.

Typhoid fever

Plague.

-High temperature in summer.

Wet.

-Hot.

-Qi.

-Phlegm.

-Spleen and stomach.

Indications Volume III: Indications for all diseases

Asphyxiation diaphragm

Gross.

-Bang.

-Hiccup.

Cholera.

Dysentery.

Malaria.

-plump.

Swelling.

Jaundice.

-beriberi.

-Twisted tendons.

Difficulty in breathing.

Cough.

-flaccid carbuncle of lung.

-Virtual loss.

-vomiting blood and nosebleeds.

Rodents.

-Blood and sweat.

-coughing up blood.

-Sweat.

-palpitations.

Forgetfulness.

-Fear.

Crazy and confused.

Be agitated.

-Sleep more.

Thirst.

-nocturnal emission.

-counting enuresis.

-bloody stool.

-Strong.

-Dry stool.

Protrusion of rectum

-Hemorrhoids and leakage.

-congestion.

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-All kinds of insects.

-Bowel sounds.

-Abdominal pain.

-Depression, pain.

-Low back pain.

Indications Volume IV: Indications for all diseases

Gout.

Headache.

-Dizzy.

-Eyes.

-Face.

Nose.

Lips.

-Your breath.

Throat.

-Sounds like it.

Hair and beard.

-Body odor.

Erysipelas

-Rash.

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-Nine omissions.

-Carbuncle and gangrene

Traumatic pain.

-gold, arrows, bamboo and wood injuries.

-fall and break.

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Insect damage.

Animal injury.

-All kinds of poisons.

Poison.

-Women walk through water.

-Take it off.

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-dystocia.

Postpartum

-yin disease.

Infant diseases.

Seizure.

-All kinds of diseases.

-acne.

Children with epilepsy.

Ministry of Water Resources Volume 5

-A glass of water.

Ministry of Water Resources Volume 5 "One of Water"

It is raining.

Running water.

Lou.

-Manna.

-Manna honey.

-Mingshui.

-Winter frost.

-pull snow.

-Hooray.

Xia Bing.

-Divine water.

-Half a day.

-The house is leaking.

Ministry of Water Resources Volume 5

-water two.

Ministry of Water Resources Volume V "Water Conservancy II"

-Tap water.

-Seisensui。

-Well and water.

-Save water.

Drug explanation

In terms of drug interpretation, Compendium of Materia Medica includes eight parts:

Explain the names, list the different names of drugs in ancient books, and explain the origin of the names;

Summarize and record the discussions of various scholars on the origin, morphology, cultivation and collection of this medicine;

Xiuzhi, introduce the processing method and preservation method of this medicine;

Smell and introduce the medicinal properties of drugs;

Indications, list the main diseases that this medicine can treat;

Invent, clarify pharmacology or record predecessors' and their own experiences;

Right and wrong, correct the mistakes in the past herbal books;

With prescriptions, various prescriptions based on drugs and their indications are introduced.

Li Shizhen introduced the names, origins, smells, forms, cultivation, collection and processing of various drugs in detail according to the records of ancient books and his own personal practice, and corrected some mistakes of predecessors through rigorous textual research. In his book, he introduced and studied many drugs from South Asia, and extensively collected Buddhist books, many of which were translated into Sanskrit, which was very valuable.