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KMID : 0644020060190040169
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Journal Of Korean Medical Classics
2006 Volume.19 No. 4 p.169 ~ p.181
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A Study on Outbreaks and Changes of Samyang-Sameum(ß²åÕß²ëä) Disease of Sanghallon(ß¿ùÎÖå)
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Jang Woo-Chang
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Abstract
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The Samyang-Sameum(ß²åÕß²ëä) is the movement form peculiar to the cosmic dual forces. Since Byunggi(ܻѨ) along with the Gyungkki(ÌèѨ), The Samyang-Sameum(ß²åÕß²ëä) is the standard for a diagnosis of a disease¡¯s outbreak and change. Anyone of The Samyang-Sameum(ß²åÕß²ëä) can cause a disease in a Gyungkki(ÌèѨ) because each and every human being has different Gyungkki(ÌèѨ). And, a disease may outbreak by anyone of Wind-Cold-Warmth-Heat(ù¦ùÎè®æð). Guiding principles of the six Meridians(ë»Ìèð«Ëµ) is set to diagnose which one of the Gyungkki(ÌèѨ) causes a disease. Sanghallon(ß¿ùÎÖå) shows several measures to diagnose the lapse of a disease at the beginning stage of external affection(èâÊï) by Wind-Cold(ù¦ùÎ). It is most serious when the Jeongyung(îîÌè) symptom appears within 6 to 7 days after a disease outbreak since it indicates the exhaustion of true Eum(òØëä). It means the lapse of a disease that formation of dry stool(ðÏã¹) by fast Jeonsok(ï®áÕ) to Yangmyeong(åÕÙ¥) after a Taeyang(÷¼åÕ) is diseased. It also means that a position of disease is worsening by a sticking phase of disease when Yipeum(ìýëä) symptom after anyone of Samyang-Sameum(ß²åÕß²ëä) is diseased
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KEYWORD
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Sanghallon(ß¿ùÎÖå), Samyang-Sameum(ß²åÕß²ëä), Gyungkki(ÌèѨ)
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