Treating Parkinson’s disease from lung based on the theory of traditional Chinese medicine

ZHU Dongyu; LU Zhengyu; LU Lingdan; XU Qiang; ZHAO Hong

doi:10.12022/jnnr.2017-0033

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Journal of Neurology and Neurorehabilitation ›› 2017, Vol. 13 ›› Issue (3) : 109-113. DOI: 10.12022/jnnr.2017-0033

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Treating Parkinson’s disease from lung based on the theory of traditional Chinese medicine

ZHU Dongyu1, LU Zhengyu1, LU Lingdan1, XU Qiang2, ZHAO Hong1

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Parkinson’s disease is a common neurological disease. It belongs to the “tremor syndrome” in traditional Chinese medicine. Parkinson’s disease is mostly treated from liver, spleen or kidney based on the theory of traditional Chinese medicine. The relationship between lung and Parkinson’s disease is rarely mentioned. Using the treatment to tonifying lung in the early stage of Parkinson’s disease has certain curative efficacy to prevent or slow down its progression. Based on the theory of traditional Chinese medicine, the lung opens at nose, governs Qi and breathing, regulates water passage, and has internal and external relations with the Large Intestine Meridian. Its physiological function also affects the transporting of Qi and blood through the whole body. So the lung is the key organ of Parkinson’s disease. In this paper, the discussion on the relationship between the lung and Parkinson’s disease through aspects of etiology, pathogenesis and non-motor symptoms demonstrates that the early treatment of Parkinson’s disease from lung is necessary and feasible.

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Parkinson’s disease / Traditional Chinese medicine / Lung / Non-motor symptoms

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ZHU Dongyu, LU Zhengyu, LU Lingdan, XU Qiang, ZHAO Hong. Treating Parkinson’s disease from lung based on the theory of traditional Chinese medicine[J]. Journal of Neurology and Neurorehabilitation. 2017, 13(3): 109-113 https://doi.org/10.12022/jnnr.2017-0033

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Funding

National Natural Science Foundation of China (No. 81503551); Medical Pilot Science and Technology Project of Shanghai Science and Technology Commission (No. 15401930200); Natural Science Foundation of Shanghai (No. 15ZR1442300); Shanghai Disease Prevention and Health Care Service System Construction Project on Preventive Treatment of Diseases (No. ZY3-FWMS-1-1001-KYJS-13); Shanghai 3-year Action Plan on Further Accelerating the Development of Traditional Chinese Medicine (No. ZY3-RCPY-3-1030); Shanghai Municipal Fund for Talent Development (No. 201456); Shanghai Pujiang Talent Plan (No. 17PJD039); Training Program for Potential Medical Experts of Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine