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In the literatual studies on the yupung(êúù¦), the results were as follows. 1. Yupung(êúù¦) was called 'Quijidu(СÁöÔé)', 'Quichedu(СôïÔé)', 'Ballak(Û¥Õª)' etc. It was a localized loss of hair in round or oval ares without any subjective symptom 2. The etiology and pathogenesis of Yupung were disorder of vital energy& blood circulation caused by deficiency of blood and wind-dryness syndrome, energy-stagnation and blood stasis, impairment of the liver & kidney. The treatments of Yupung were invigorating the liver & kidney, clearing away heat-evil and cooling blood, nourishing the liver & kidney, activating blood circulation to dissipate blood stasis etc, 3. In the frequency of prescription, the most numerous prescription is Shineuingyangjindan(ãêëëå×òØÓ¡) and the next are Tonggyuhwalhyultang(÷×ЫüÀúì÷·) & Chilbomiyumdan(öÒÜÄÚ¸ç£Ó¡), 4. In the frequency of medicine, the most numerous medicine is Radix Angelicae Sinensis(Ó×Ïý) and the next are Rhizoma Rehmanniae Praeparatae(âÙò¢üÜ) & Rhizoma Ligusiici Chuanxiong(ô¹Ïä). 5. In classification of drug action, medicines of clearing away wind-heat evil and invigorating yin used to be very busy. 6. In classification of four characters, the most parts are warm medicine. 7. In classification of five tastes, the most numerous tastes are sweet and bitter tastes. 8. In classification of toxicity, the most is non-toxic medicines. 9. In classification of the channel distribution, the most is the medicine that belongs to liver channel. 10. In acupuncture theraphy, it was used 'GV20(ÛÝüå)', 'G20(ù¦ò®)', 'GV16(ù¦Ý¤)', 'GV14(ÓÞõÐ)', 'LI4(ùêÍÛ)' etc. in body acupuncture, was used 'S25(ô¸õÒ)', 'GV14(ÓÞõÐ)', 'B13(øËêä)', 'LI11(ÍØò®)' etc. in moxibustion.
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