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The wind, phlegm, and blood stasis are important pathogenic factors of cough variant asthma in children, and they are also the pathological products in the occurrence and development of this disease. They have typical pathogenic characteristics. The main pathogenesis characteristics of cough caused by wind, phlegm and blood stasis are as follows that external wind attacks the lungs and induces internal wind, phlegm and dampness accumulates in the lungs, and the lungs fail to declare and descend, and blood stasis obstructs the collaterals and stagnation of Qi. The wind, phlegm, and blood stasis have their own pathogenic characteristics, and their cough-causing also have their own pathogenic characteristics and clinical characteristics. Based on the characteristics of wind, phlegm, and blood stasis, the application of medicine based on the differentiation of symptoms and signs can effectively prevent and treat this disease, and provide theoretical basis and treatment ideas for the treatment of cough variant asthma in children with Chinese medicine.
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The pathogenesis of tic disorder in children is closely related to the dysfunction of the internal organs, especially the lung, spleen and liver. The main causes of tic disorder caused by visceral disorders are as follows: lung guard is the main cause of the disease, liver wind is the key to the pathogenesis and spleen deficiency and wind phlegm are the pathological basis. At the same time, the lung, liver, and spleen are mutually restrictive and affect each other. The main manifestations are that if the lung is affected by evil, the wood will punish the gold; if the spleen is insufficiency and the liver is hyperactive, the earth deficiency will be leading to over-restriction by wood. Based on the understanding of the related theories about viscera's disease and viscera's generation, we pay attention to distinguish the etiology and pathogenesis of the viscera, and we treat tic disorders based on syndrome differentiation of lung, liver and spleen with curative effect.