Diagnosis and Treatment of"Ear Stroke"Based on Theory of Qi,Blood,and Body Fluid
JI Wei
WANG Yayue
ZHAO Jiangpeng
WU Wei
WANG Xin
XUE Lan
WANG Jun
YAN Zhanfeng
Abstract："Ear Stroke"specifically refers to a large category of diseases characterized by the sudden onset of ear symptoms(such as deafness,tinnitus,and ear vertigo).These symptoms are all closely related to the ears,and the affected areas are all in the ears.Their onset characteristics are quite similar,and the considered etiology,pathogenesis,and treatment ideas are also quite the same.Therefore,these symptoms can be classified into one type of disease.Based on the theory of qi,blood,and body fluid,this article proposes that the onset of"Ear Stroke"is fundamentally due to the deficiency of healthy qi,and superficially caused by qi stagnation,blood stasis,and body fluid retention in the ear resulting from external pathogenic factors or emotional stimulation.It also analyzes related issues from the perspectives of qi,blood,and body fluid.During treatment,for patients with qi deficiency and blood stasis,the treatment principle is to benefit qi and promote blood circulation,with an emphasis on tonifying qi;for those with qi stagnation and blood stasis,the treatment is to regulate qi and promote blood circulation,and also promote diuresis;for patients with internal retention of body fluid and dampness,the treatment is to harmonize qi and body fluid,and also promote blood circulation.
Keywords：Ear Stroketheory of"qibloodand body fluid"sudden deafnesstinnitusear vertigodifferentiation and treatment approach
Publication Date：2026-04-05
Online Publishing Date：2026-05-22(First online date of this platform, not the publication date of the document)
Pages：5( 373-376,397 )