The Study of the Xi Yuan Ji Lu about Chinese Herbs Poisons and Treatments from the Chinese Medical Classics Literature

• Main Authors: Shih-Chang Huang, 黃世昌
• Other Authors: Yi-Chang Su
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2005
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/75363231502872484430

碩士 === 中國醫藥大學 === 中國醫學研究所 === 93 === The Study of the Xi Yuan Ji Lu about Chinese Herbs Poisons and Treatments from Chinese Medical Classics Literature Shih-Chang Huang Major Professor：Yi-Chang Su Institute of Chinese Medical Science China Medical University, Taiwan Recently, the poisoning accidents of Chinese herbs happened very often; they even attracted attentions of international scholars of modern medicine. Due to its poisonous side effects leading to users’ anxiety or panic, the reputation of Chinese herbs could be further influenced. If based upon Chapter of taking poisons in Song Ci’s Xi Yuan Ji Lu, antidote treatment of interrelated poisoning Chinese herbs. It is believed that users of Chinese medicines and scholars in modern medical fields can have further understanding and confidence on poisonous Chinese herbs. Xi Yuan Ji Lu is a classic of forensic medicine, which is the earliest records summarizing misusing poisonous herbs, diagnosing dead symptoms, identifying poisons, and its antidote prescriptions. We hope to compare, analyze, and induce those poisoning Chinese herbs in books with its related antidote prescriptions in historical Chinese medical classics, and discuss the concepts, ways, and prescriptions of antidote from the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine. Thus, this study focuses on discussing the similarities and differences between poisonous Chinese herbs and its antidote prescriptions in ancient times with the progressive modern medicine and medical technology. By means of modern medicine and technology, it can promote its application on clinical medicine and evidence the values of those historical medical classics. It is hoped that this study can not only benefit those who commit suicide, homicide, or misuse the poisonous Chinese herbs, but also increase people’s understandings about poisonous Chinese herbs. Key words: Xi Yuan Ji Lu, Chinese Herbs Poisons, antidote treatment