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KMID : 0644020100230030023
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Journal Of Korean Medical Classics
2010 Volume.23 No. 3 p.23 ~ p.48
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A Study of Pulse Diagnosis in "Onbyeongjobyeon(è®Ü»ðÉÜ©)"
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Kwon Jung-Hyun
Baik You-Sang
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Abstract
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Onbyeong(è®Ü») is called an acute epidemic febrile disease caused by warm pathogen, a major symptom of Onbyeong is high fever. Doctrine of Onbyeong is a study of an occurrence, progress and treatments of an acute epidemic febrile disease. Doctrine of Onbyeong is valid in the Cheong Dynasty at China. Now, a theory of doctrine of Onbyeong at China and Korea is being applied in not only an acute febrile disease but also many other lifestyle diseases. Onbyeongjobyeon is a book written by Oguktong(çïÏÓ÷×). Oguktong was influenced by Jangjung-gyeong(íåñêÌØ) "Sanghanron(ß¿ùÎÖå)". Oguktong had organized Seopcheonsa(àñô¸ÞÍ)¡¯s medical thoughts and Oguktong¡¯s medical experiences. A Samcho(ß²õ¥) deteriorated case is divided into three groups - Upper, Middle and Lower-energizer - that is discussed of a vertical progress of Onbyeong. And a Wigiyeonghyeol(êÛѨç½úì) deteriorated case is divided into four groups - Wi, Gi, Yeong and Hyeol - that is discussed of a horizontal progress of Onbyeong. In Korean medicine, there are four types of diagnosis which are watching, listening, asking and taking. Informations, got by four types diagnosis are synthesized and classified for medical treatments. A pulse diagnosis belongs to a method by taking a wrist among four diagnosis. A Korean Medicine doctor makes a conclusion of cause, region and condition of disease by taking a pulse. Because all organs in human body are connected by a meridian system. organs conditions are reflected in a meridian system. So by taking a pulse, a progress and a prognosis of disease is diagnosed In this thesis, by taking a pulse on "Onbyeongjobyeon(è®Ü»ðÉÜ©)", a location and a feature of disease¡¯s cause with weakness and strength of a vital force are examined, and a character of a pulse diagnosis of Onbyeong is examined.
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KEYWORD
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Onbyeongjobyeon(è®Ü»ðÉÜ©), pulse diagnosis, Onbyeong(è®Ü»)
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