歴代漢方医家における一回処方の薬剤数について

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Kampo, the Japanese traditional herbal medicine, has become indispensable to today's medical treatment because of its outstanding practicality and validity. A Kampo formula is a unit of medicine consisting of one or more medicinal herbs fixed in ratio and quantity as described in the traditional medical literature. A patient is usually treated with one Kampo formula, however, more than two are used occasionally. As the practice of Kampo is standardized today, to analyze the treatment by the old practitioners may be helpful to understand the present state and the future direction of Kampo. Here we conducted a literature-based survey about the number of Kampo formula per visit described by the representative practitioners of Kampo from the Edo to Showa periods; Todo Yoshimasu, Nangai Yoshimasu, Sohaku Asada, Keijuro Wada, Kyushin Yumoto, Keisetsu Otsuka, Michifumi Takahashi, Dohmei Yakazu and Ken Fujihira. All the patients of these practitioners appeared in their writings, as well as the states of diseases (acute/chronic), first time prescription, the prescription after the second visit, drug form used (extracts, decoctions, powders, pills, etc.), the number of the formulas, the existence of addition on or removal from the original formula, etc. were described. Overall, there has been no fundamental change in the method of prescribing Kampo medicine in our country since the Edo period to the present, while details show some. difference among the practitioners in these evaluation criteria.
和漢医薬学会の論文
2003-12-20

歴代漢方医家における一回処方の薬剤数について

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