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When Zhu Hu, a master of typhoid fever in the Song Dynasty, was practicing medicine in Nanyang, the prefect Sheng 
Cizhong called him for diagnosis and treatment. Since Xiaochaihu Decoction was well known to scholars in the Song Dynasty, he did not write a prescription. But late that night, someone from the patient's family said that after taking the medicine, the illness was not mild, but the symptoms of fullness were increased. He went to the inspection again to check the medicine he had taken last time, and he found it was "Xiao Chai Hu powder". He immediately pointed out that the effects of decoction and powder are different. The decoction can quickly take effect through the meridian. Now when the powder is used, the medicine is stagnant on the diaphragm, so the stomach is full. He personally manipulated the decoction, and the patient recovered after two doses.
This story was published in the "Park Houseediting" written by Fang Shao in the Song Dynasty, and also in "Introduction to Medicine" compiled by Li Bing in the Ming Dynasty. There is a slight difference: "Park House editing" says that "you will be full at night", and "Introduction to Medicine" says: "to enter the three suits and have a full chest", but the key to the main problem is the difference between Xiao Chai Hu San and Xiao Chai Hu Decoction . At that time, the patient made his own opinion and changed the decoction to disperse, but Zhu Hie did not explain clearly at the time and was also responsible.
It should also be confessed that, in addition to the "quick effect" of the decoction, there is also the intention of decoction to remove the rigidity of Bupleurum. Later Chen Xiuyuan was well-received, and emphasized the use of small Bupleurum in his book "Changsha Fanggekuo": "Bupleurum occidentalis and Shaoyang Ping, twelve jujubes in summer and half a catty, three taels of Scutellariabaicalensis Georgi, gingergrass, and dregs are removed. Frying is amazing." Be sure to "remove the dregs and then fry."
Xiao Chai Hu Decoction is a famous recipe for reconciling Shaoyang and replenishing Qi and strengthening the body. It is used when the evil of typhoid fever is in Shaoyang and the three methods cannot be used under sweating, so it is also called "Three Forbidden Decoction". This prescription has a wide range of clinical applications. It can be used to treat cold and heat exchanges and unexplained periodic fever in various situations. It can also be used to treat gastrointestinal qi, diet accumulation and caused by cold and heat. Caused by hypochondriac pain, hypocardia and other diseases. In recent times, it has been used to treat hepatitis, dizziness, diabetes, and abdominal distension.
With Xiao Chai Hu Decoction, in addition to "typhoid fever, stroke, there is a Chaihu syndrome, but you don't need to know the first one", the four characters "rest sometimes" is also a dialectical eye. Hu, other conditions such as addiction rash, headache, arthralgia, gout and even abdominal pain, etc., as long as there is "time off work", Xiao Chai Hu Decoction can be used to treat it. For example, the "Allergy Decoction" based on Xiao Chaihu Decoction is very effective in treating urticaria, except that Yinchaihu is used to change Bupleurum, plus comfrey which promotes blood circulation.
Xiao Chai Hu." "The nickname. But the more widely used prescriptions, the less abused it is. Mr. Pu Fuzhou's teaching of "harmony without generality" is quite satisfactory.
Zhu Hie used Xiaochaihu Decoction to leave a story of thousands of years of thinking for the medical forest, and Zhu Hie was famous for his uniqueness and extraordinaryness. Whether discussing the six classics of "Treatise on Febrile Diseases" or studying the doctrine of Mingmen, it is impossible to get around Zhuhu.
In the wing of the Zhu Huzi, the name is Da Yin Weng, who is also known as Mr. Da Yin, and he is also named No Seeking Child, from Wuxing, Zhejiang. Song Zhezong was a Jinshi in the third year of Yuanhu (1088), and was awarded the doctor of medicine Feng Yilang. Among the Confucian medicine of the past dynasties, the number of successful scholars and candidates in the imperial examination is very few. Zhu Hie was the first person who studied the "Treatise on Febrile Diseases" before the Song Dynasty to become a family. Before him, such as Wang Shuhe, Sun Simiao, Lin Yi, etc., wrote or proofreading or commented, only Zhu Hie, both to explain their own intentions, and make up for Zhongjing's unpreparedness. He started in the year of Yuan Youjisi (1089) and completed three volumes of "Hundred Questions on Febrile Diseases" with 20 years of effort. Later, he met Zhang Jian, a native of Wuyi, in West Lake, Hangzhou, and renamed his book "Nanyang Living Human Book" with 20 volumes. In addition to being practical, in theory, using six meridians to explain the essence of the six meridians of Zhongjing’s typhoid fever is also the first attempt to explore the essence of the six meridians in the study of typhoid fever. Zhu Kui’s commentary on "Inner and Outer Scenery", "Inner Environment Theory", can be the forerunner of Mingmen doctrine in the Ming Dynasty. He pointed out that "Although there are two kidneys, the first is called Mingmen, opposite to the umbilical." Sun Yikui was in the Ming Dynasty. On the basis of the Mingmen, one of the two kidneys of Zhu brachial, he created the theory of the Qi Mingmen.
Zhu Hie’s writings were exalted in the Song Dynasty and reached the point that “there is a book about living people, but a book about Changsha.” Xu Lingtai, a medical scientist in the Qing Dynasty, commented in “The Origin of Medicine”: “Song people The book, can invent "Treatise on Febrile Diseases", make people hold something and understand it easily. Those who have made great contributions to Zhongjing, "Living Human Book" is the first." His friend Zhang Lang praised Hua Tuo for "Living Man" "The language used to name the book of Zhu Hu, is exactly what it is called.
