2. A chapter of "Spleen Writing" was set up in Sun Simiao's "Thousand Women Volume Nine Typhoid Miscellaneous Diseases" in the Tang Dynasty, which recorded the prescriptions for treating febrile diseases.
3. Zhang Congzheng, a physician in the Song Dynasty, wrote Confucianism, Family Studies, Volume 1, Taboo 3, Relieving Interests with Qi: He pointed out: "Another example is that in February and March, when the folk customs rise and the plague is serious, you must first have a headache or joint pain, which is similar to the symptoms of people with typhoid fever, seasonal gas, summer wind, rheumatism and Chinese wine. Be careful not to treat with croton poison. ..... the husband's epidemic can't go to Taiwan, like a croton pill. " The author puts forward his own views on the clinical manifestations and treatment of plague.
4. Zhu Danxi, a physician in Yuan Dynasty, wrote in "Danxi Heart Method Volume One Epidemic Fever Five": "Plague is common in people who suffer from it, also known as plague. There are three ways to cure it: it is appropriate to make up, it is appropriate to disperse, and it is appropriate to drop. " Summarized the treatment methods of febrile diseases.
Wu Youke, a physician in Ming Dynasty, witnessed the horror of epidemic disease at that time, and made in-depth and detailed observation and discussion on epidemic disease on the basis of previous discussions. His Treatise on Febrile Diseases is a treatise on febrile diseases in China, which is detailed. It is believed that "epidemic febrile disease is a disease, not wind, cold, heat and humidity, but a sense of difference between heaven and earth." It is pointed out that the pathogenic factors of epidemic diseases are "pathogenic factors", also known as "epidemic qi", "furuncle qi" and "pathogenic factors", which is a unique view on the etiology of epidemic diseases.
6. In Treatise on Febrile Diseases, Wu Youke also created many unique and effective prescriptions for treating epidemic diseases. Epidemic febrile diseases is an epoch-making work on acute infectious diseases in Chinese medical literature, which can still be used to guide clinical practice and has important historical and practical significance.
Yu, in the Qing Dynasty, wrote An Outbreak. On the basis of Wu Youke's Treatise on Febrile Diseases, he thinks that boils are the cause of boils, and points out that "if one person gets sick, it will infect one family, and if it is light, ten cases will be born, and if it is serious, one or two cases will be saved." According to the characteristics of diseases and syndromes of summer plague, the prescription of "Qingwen Baidu Drink" with gypsum as the main ingredient was established, which created a new situation for the syndrome differentiation and treatment of summer plague.