Acta Chinese Medicine and Pharmacology
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2026, 54(1): 116-121
Application and Mechanism Research of the "Warming and Resolving" Therapeutic Principle in the Treatment of Liver Cancer
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TIAN Ye, LIU Min, ZHANG Lurong, CHEN Ting
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doi: 10.19664/j.cnki.1002-2392.260022
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Warming and Resolving method is one of the fundamental methods of clinical treatment of traditional Chinese medicine, and it can be seen in the Suwen - The Union of Heaven and Human Beings that the idea of the equilibrium between Yin and Yang can be clarified. The principle that yin and yang imbalance can lead to diseases in the human body. The treatment method of "Warming and Resolving" refers to using Warm Traditional Chinese Medicinal to correct the pathological state of yang deficiency in the body, and combining it with products that promote qi circulation, blood circulation, and blood stasis to resolve pathological results such as phlegm dampness, blood stasis, and pathological disorders caused by yang deficiency and inability to transport and transform. In clinical practice, early and mid stage liver cancer is commonly diagnosed with excess symptoms, while in the late stage, the syndrome gradually shifts from excess to deficiency, resulting in deficiency of positive qi and liver and kidney. On the basis of syndrome differentiation, modern doctors can achieve effective treatment of liver cancer by orally taking decoctions according to the theory of "Warming and Resolving". This article reviews the mechanism and research progress of some warm and warm drugs in the treatment of liver cancer from the perspective of modern pharmacology, providing reference for clinical medication.
Warming and Resolving Method
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Warm traditional Chinese medicinal
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Liver cancer
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Clinical experience
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Modern pharmacological research
TIAN Ye, LIU Min, ZHANG Lurong, CHEN Ting.
Application and Mechanism Research of the "Warming and Resolving" Therapeutic Principle in the Treatment of Liver Cancer[J].
Acta Chinese Medicine and Pharmacology,
2026
, 54
(1)
: 116
-121
.
DOI: 10.19664/j.cnki.1002-2392.260022
Year 2026 volume 54 Issue 1
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doi: 10.19664/j.cnki.1002-2392.260022
- Receive Date:2024-09-19
- Online Date:2026-09-09