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  • Slide 1
  • TCM Pediatrics General Introduction Violet Song
  • Slide 2
  • Introduction Bian Que (4 century BC.) The first TCM Pediatrician in history
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  • Sui Dynasty Cao Yuanfang(6-7 century A.D) Zhu Bing Yuan Hou Lun (Treatise on the Origins & Symptoms of Various Diseases)
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  • North Song Dynasty Qian Yi (1032-1113 A.D) Xiao Er Yao Zheng Zhi Jue (A Collection of Essential Pediatric Patterns &Treatments) Pediatric Sage
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  • Physiology The internal organs are tender and fragile and the Qi is not full Children have a pure yang constitution
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  • Etiology Congenital factor External factor Diet Emotional factor Injury Medical factor
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  • Pathology Children are easily susceptible to disease which then transmits and changes rapidly Childrens internal organ Qi is clear and effective; therefore, they easily and quickly return to health
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  • Insufficient Lungs Spleen Kidneys yin Excessive Liver Heart yang
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  • Pediatric Diagnosis Observation Listening and smelling Inquiring Palpation
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  • Observation Observe Shen and color Observe body form Observe sprouts and orifices Skin eruption Urine & stools Index finger vessel
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  • Observe Shen and color
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  • Yellow, relates to SP, indicates : Weak constitution Improper diet Dampness
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  • Green, relates to Liver, indicates: Wind Pain Blood stasis Convulsion
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  • Red, relates to H, indicates: Heat Convulsion
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  • White, relates to LU, indicates: Deficiency Cold
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  • Black, relates to K, indicates Cold Pain Water retention Malignant situation
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  • Observe body form head, neck, fontanel trunk limbs skin hair nails
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  • Observe Sprouts &Orifices Eyes Nose Teeth Throat Cheeks Tongue Ears Two lower orifices Babies have white coat syndrome! Babies afraid of you? Take off your coat.
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  • Observe stools Observe urine
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  • Veins in the Index Finger
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  • Check the location of veins in the index finger Veins in Wind Bar (the area between the metacarpal phalangeal joint and the proximal inter-phalangeal joint): indicates acute stage, superficial and beginning of a disease and therefore it has a better prognosis Veins in Qi Bar (between the proximal and distal inter-phalangeal joints): indicates the middle stage of a disease and the prognosis is not as good; Veins in Life Bar (from the distal inter- phalangeal joint to the tip of the index finger): indicates the severe stage of a disease and the prognosis is worse.
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  • Superficial-Exterior Deep- Interior Red-Cold Purplish- Heat Fluency-Deficiency Sluggish-Excessive
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  • Check the color of the veins Fresh red: external excessive cold Purple red: external or internal excessive heat syndrome Green color: pain and panic or fear Dark purple or black purple: food stagnation, particularly for blood stagnation Light or pale red: deficient cold Light or pale yellow: Inner wind due to spleen deficiency Light or pale purple: deficient heat
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  • Listening & smelling Crying Breathing Coughing Language Smelling
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  • Inquiring
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  • Palpation Fontanel Skin Chest Abdomen
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  • Superficial Slow With strength Deep Rapid Without strength Pulse Age >3 y Take 3 guans with one finger
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  • Age Breathe(/min) Pulse(/min) B P New born 40~45 120~140 1 3
  • Administration 3y 250~500ml
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  • TCM Pediatrics Cough
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  • Introduction 1.Concept 2. Onset Season Age:
  • Modification Heat > damp: Hu Sh Jn Yn Hu Lin Qio Damp>heat: Y Y Rn F Lng Ch Qin Z Abdominal distention: Hu Po M Xing
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  • 4. Spleen Deficiency Symptoms-Enduring diarrhea which does not heal, loose stools, undigested water and grains, diarrhea after eating, light colored stools with no foul odor, a sallow yellow facial complexion, emaciated, thin muscles and flesh, lassitude of the spirit, listlessness. T- a pale tongue thin with white fur P-slow slippery pulse; blue vein at the root of the nose Therapy- Tonify spleen qi, and lift qi to stop diarrhea
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  • Formula-Shn Lng Bi Zh Sn F Lng Rn Shn Zh Gn Co Bi Zh Shn Yo Lin Z Bi Bin Du Y Y Rn Sh Rn Ji Gng Shn Lng Bi Zh Lin Z Gng Shn Yo Bin Du and r Rn
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  • Modification Severe SP damp, with greasy coating: Hu Xing Pi Ln Poor appetite: Shn Q Mi Y Abdominal distension: Hu Po M Xing
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  • 5. Spleen Kidney yang deficiency Symptoms-Enduring diarrhea which will not stop, if severe, possible anal prolapse, diarrhea after eating, clear, watery stools, undigested food in the stools, a cold body and chilled limbs, a somber white facial complexion, lassitude of the essence spirit, T-pale tongue body with white coating P-deep thin pulse; or a blue vein at the root of the nose. Therapy-Tonify spleen and wam kidneys, consolidate to stop diarrhea
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  • Formula 1- F Z L Zhng Tng ( Prepared Aconite Pills to Regulate the Middle) Gn Jing F Z Rn Shn Bi Zh Zh Gn Co
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  • Formula 2-S Shn Wn Ru Du Ku Cho B G Zh W Wi Z W Zh Y Formula 1+ Formula 2
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  • Modification Prolapsed of rectum: Hung Q ShngM Long term unstoppable diarrhea: H Z Ch Sh Zh Y Y Ling
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  • 7. Damaged yin fluid Symptoms-Enduring diarrhea which has damaged yin fluids, lassitude of the essence spirit, vexation and agitation, dry, parched skin, sunken eyes and fontanel, diarrhea of yellow water, short, scanty urination, dry mouth, red lips, T-crimson tongue body lack of fluid P-thin and hollow pulse Therapy- astringent yin by applying sour and sweet flavor herbs
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  • Formula-Rn Shn W Mi Tng Rn Shn Lin Z Zh Gn Co W Mi M Gu Shn Yo
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  • Modification Long term unstoppable diarrhea: Shn Zh Tn Ch Sh Zh Y Y Ling Thirsty desire for water: Sh H Y Zh
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  • 8. Damage of yang Symptoms-Enduring severe diarrhea which has damaged yang qi. Watery stools, high frequent bowel movements, lassitude of the essence spirit, pale or greenish gray complexion, weak breathe, cold spontaneous sweating T-pale tongue body with white coating P-deep minute pulse Therapy- warm yang to rescue from yang collapse
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  • Formula- Shn F Lng M Ji N Tng Rn Shn F Z Lng G M L Bi Sho Zh Gn Co
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  • Other therapy External treatment with herbs Acupuncture & Moxibustion and Tuina
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  • DngXing g W Zh Y30g black pepper 30pc Grind into powder g per day, mix with vinegar, put on umbilicus Wind-cold attack type, SP deficiency type
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  • Male 5 yo Pt has diarrhea after eating mutton grill 2 d ago. Diarrhea 5-6 x, smelly yellow watery stools. N/V. Yellow scanty urine, thirst w/desire for water, ab dist, borborygmus (damp). T=red with y.greasy coat P=slippery
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  • Enuresis
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  • Introduction 1.Concept 2. Onset Age: >3 years Boys > Girls
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  • Etiology Congenital factors Emotion disorders Diet
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  • Pathogenesis The kidneys failed to hold urine
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  • Differentiation and treatment 1. Kidney qi deconsolidation Symptoms-Night time enuresis 1-2 or more times each night, frequent, clear urination, a pale, facial complexion, a tendency to low back or knee soreness or weakness, possible chilled limbs and a fear of cold, T-pale tongue body with thin white coating P-deep thin forceless pulse Therapy-Warm and supplement kidney yang, secure and astringe the urination
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  • Formula 1- Jn Su G Jng Wn Sh Yun J L Qin Sh Lin X Lng G M L
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  • Formula 2- Sng Pio Xio Sn Sng Pio Xio Lng G C Gu Bn Yun Zh Sh Chng P Rn Shen F Shn Dng Gu
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  • Formula 3- Su Qun Wn Y Zh Rn W Yo Shn Yo
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  • Modification Fatigue, poor appetite, loose stools: Dng Shn F Lng BiSh Shn Zh Poor IQ: Rn Shn Sh Chng P Yun Zh
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  • 2. Spleen / Lung Qi Deficiency Symptoms-Night time enuresis, shortness of breath, disinclination to speak, lassitude of the spirit, lack of strength, a somber white facial complexion, devitalized appetite, loose stools, spontaneous perspiration, T-pale tongue with white fur, P- Thin and forceless Therapy- Bank origin and boost the Qi, secure and astringe the urination Differentiation and treatment
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  • Formula B Zhng Y Q Tng Hung Q Rn Shn Bi Zh Zh Gn Co Dng Gu Chn P Shng M Chi H
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  • Modification Spontaneous sweating: Dun M L W Wi Z Obese due to phlegm accumulation: Cng Sh Shn Zh Bn Xi
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  • Differentiation and treatment 3. Liver Channel Damp-heat Symptoms-Slippage of a small amount of urine, which smells foul and is colored relatively yellow, emotional tension and agitation, talking in their sleep, bruxism during sleep, red lips, T- red tongue body with yellow or yellow greasy coating P-wiry rapid pulse. Therapy-Drain the liver and clear heat
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  • Formula - Lng Dn Xi Gn Tng Lng Dn Co Hung Qn Zh Z M Tng Ch Qin Z Z Xi Shng Di Hung Dng Gu Gn Co Lng Dn Xi Gn Zh Qn Chi Shng Di Ch Qin Z Xi Ki M Tng Gn Co Dng Gu Xi
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  • Modifications Bad sleep: Hung Lin Zh Y Lin Qio Severe smelling urine, yellow greasy coating: Hung Bi Hu Sh
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  • Other treatments Patent formula Empirical Recipes External treatment Acupuncture and moxibustion
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  • YZh Rn12g M Hung Sh Chng P ea.10g Sng Pio Xio 15g Pig Bladder 1 Cook pig bladder 30min first, then decoct together with rest herbs 30 min 2 times per day, 4~8 bags K deficiency & phlegm covering type.
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  • W Bi Z, H Shu W ea. 3g Grind into powder, mix with vinegar, put on umbilicus 1 time per night, 3~5 nights K deficiency type
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  • Attention Deficit Disorder
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  • Etiology Congenital factors Poor body constitution Poor diet
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  • Pathogenesis Deficient Yin failed to hold yang and yang is floating
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  • Differentiation and treatment 1. Spleen Deficiency, liver hyperactivity Symptoms-Uncontrollable fidgeting, emotional tension, easy anger, poor sleep, fatigue, diminished appetite, easily developing diarrhea in response to emotional stress, T-thin white tongue coating P- wiry pulse. Therapy-Fortify the spleen and harmonize the liver
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  • Fomrula-Y Gn Sn Cho Bi Zh F Lng Dng Gu Chun Xing Gu Tng Chi H Gn Co
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  • Differentiation and treatment 2. Heart/Spleen insufficiency Symptoms-A sallow or somber white facial complexion, pale nails and pale lips, fatigue, insomnia, heart palpitations, shortness of breath, a poor appetite, a tendency to loose stools, poor memory, T- fat, pale tongue with thin, white fur P- thin, weak pulse Therapy-tonify the spleen and supplement the heart, supplement the Qi and nourish the blood
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  • Fomrula-Gu P Tng Hung Q Lng Yn Ru Rn Shn Bi Zh Dng Gu F Shen Zh Yun Zh Sun Zo Rn M Xing Zh Gn Co
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  • Differentiation and treatment 3. Yin deficiency, yang hyperactivity Symptoms-Besides tending to be thin, children with this pattern also have a red tongue with diminished fur or a pale tongue with a red tip. Their pulses are fine and rapid and they tend to suffer from insomnia, heart palpitations, agitation, dizziness, ringing in the ears, possible low back pain, possible bed-wetting at night, flushed cheeks, and possible night sweats. Therapy-Supplement the kidneys and enrich Yin, subdue yang and quiet the spirit
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  • Formula 1- Zu Gu Wn Sh Di Hung Shn Yo Shn Zh Y Gu Q Z Chun Ni X T S Z L Jio Jio Gu Jio Zu Gu Wn Zhng Yng Gu L Ni T Zh Gu Shn Yo Su
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  • Formula 2-Shng Mi Sn Rn Shn Mi Mn Dng W Wi Z
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  • Differentiation and treatment 4. Phlegm confounding the portals of the heart and heat harassing the heart spirit Symptoms-Easy anger or pronounced irritability, vexation and restlessness, possible nausea, possible profuse phlegm, chest fullness and oppression, a bitter taste in the mouth when waking up in the morning, T- tongue with red edges and slimy, yellow fur P- wiry, slippery, rapid pulse. Therapy-Remove heat-phlegm and calm Shen
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  • Formula-Hung Lin Wn Dn Tng Bn Xi Chn P Zh R Zh Sh F Lng Zh Gn Co D Zo Hung Lin Wn Dn Tng Zhng use rChn Zh Sh Zh R and ShngJing
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  • Differentiation and treatment 5. Blood stasis obstructing the channels and malnourishment of the portals Symptoms-Hyperactivity plus a history of birth trauma with intracranial hemorrheage, a dull, dark facial complexion, easy anger over nothing T- dark red tongue P- choppy pulse Therapy-Quicken the blood and dispel stasis
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  • Formula-TngQio Hu XuTng Ch Sho Chun Xing To Rn Hng Hu D Zo Cng Bi ShngJ ing Sh Xing Tng Qio Hu Xu To HngSh Ch Sho Chun Xing Cng Jing Zo

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