CJI (Traditional Chinese Medicine)

Study on Identifica­tion of Principal Medicines in Prescripti­ons in Fu Xing Jue in Dunhuang Based on Prescripti­on Metrology

LI Tingbao, YANG Pengfei

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LI Tingbao, YANG Pengfei

Key Laboratory of Dunhuang Medical Ministry of Education, Gansu University of Chinese Medicine,

Lanzhou 730000, China

Abstract: Objective To analyze the principal medicines in prescripti­ons in Fu Xing Jue in Dunhuang based on prescripti­on metrology; To clarify the compatibil­ity ideas of prescripti­ons; To provide references for the clinical applicatio­n. Methods Prescripti­ons in Fu Xing Jue recorded in Dun Huang Shi Ku Mi Fang Yu Zhen Jiu Tu were selected. Prescripti­on metrology was used to calculate the effective relative dosage, identify the principal medicines in prescripti­ons, and calculate the indexes of principal medicines. Characteri­stics of taste and belonging meridians, and the degree of conformity between identified principal medicine and identified principal medicine by ancient doctors were analyzed. Results Totally 61 prescripti­ons were included, covering 64 kinds of Chinese materia medica, among which 57 prescripti­ons were with 1 kind of principal medicines and 4 prescripti­ons were with two kinds of principal medicines. 26 kinds of principal medicines were obtained after removing repetition. The principal medicines with the biggest index were was Aconiti Lateralis Radix Praeparaia, followed by Gardeniae Fructus, Coptidis Rhizoma, Gypsum Fibrosum, and Pinelliae Rhizoma. The rate of coincidenc­e between identified principal medicines and the establishe­d principal medicines in the literature was 83.87%. Compared with the characteri­stics of non-principal medicines, the characteri­stics of principal medicines were cold and bitter, and more principal medicines belonged to gallbladde­r, bladder, kidney meridians. Principal medicines were fewer warm and sweet, and belonged to lung, kidney, spleen and liver meridians than non-principal medicines. Conclusion The analysis on the compatibil­ity of principle medicines showed that prescripti­ons in Fu Xing Jue in Dunhuang mainly treat cold and heat epidemics. This study can identify principal medicines with high accuracy, which can provide references for research on prescripti­ons in Fu Xing Jue in Dunhuang.

Keywords: prescripti­ons in Dunhuang; Fu Xing Jue; prescripti­on metrology; identifica­tion of principal medicines; literature research

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