Professor Zheng Yu-ling believes that lung-cancer chest pain is mostly based on deficiency of healthy ,qi, and insufficient lung ,qi,. Pathogenic ,qi, invades and hides in the lung collaterals, which cannot be dissipated due to deficiency, and lung collaterals are then damaged. It is a syndrome of deficient root cause and excessive manifestations. Professor Zheng often uses Ginseng Toxin-Resolving Powder to treat it by supplementing ,qi, and dredging collaterals as the principle and regarding ,qi, deficiency dredging collaterals as the key points of syndrome differentiation, and has always achieved good efficacy. In addition, she believes that malignant tumors are chronic consumptive diseases, which will consume healthy ,qi, for a long time. The spleen and stomach provide the material basis of the acquired constitution and the source of ,qi,-blood formation, so in clinical practice, she always adopts proper drugs for protecting stomach ,qi, pays special attention to the dietary adjustment of patients, strengthening healthy ,qi, and removing pathogens, and mainly protects the healthy ,qi, of patients. At the same time, Professor Zheng believes that when treating tumors with TCM, we should adhere to TCM thinking, concept holism and syndrome differentiation and treatment. It is also necessary to constantly absorb the new achievements, new technologies and new methods of Western medicine research, and advocate integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine and have complementary advantages.
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