Observational analysis reveals personalized treatment for GERD in patients, suggesting effective integration of TCM principles.
Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) is a common clinical condition, and Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) offers extensive diagnostic and therapeutic expertise in its management. Since the symptoms of gastroesophageal reflux in RE patients are associated with the backflow of gastrointestinal fluids such as gastric acid and pepsin, treatment primarily targets the ‘stomach.’ However, therapeutic outcomes remain suboptimal. Based on holistic philosophy, Professor Wang Jiehong emphasizes systemic regulation and personalized treatment. Integrating modern medical theories and diagnostic approaches, she develops tailored syndrome differentiation and treatment strategies by addressing the ‘spleen,’ ‘liver,’ and ‘stomach’ systems. Additionally, prescriptions should be promptly adjusted according to disease progression during clinical practice, demonstrating favorable therapeutic outcomes.
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