Liu Shunong, a famous doctor of traditional Chinese medicine, has a unique skill in treating diseases: treating tumors with one righteousness and three evils.

Wu Youke, a medical scientist in the Ming Dynasty, once said with emotion when treating the plague: "Miscellaneous qi is a disease, and I don't know what to do." Only he doesn't know what can be controlled, so he uses sweat, vomiting and law to decide. "At present, Chinese medicine also has the problem of' I don't know what I can control' in treating tumors. The characteristics of TCM clinical science are not only to know the disease, but also to know the sick, and more importantly, to identify the healthy qi in the human body. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that in the process of any disease, there is a contradiction between evil and positive. As long as healthy qi overcomes evil spirits, the disease will be cured. As the saying goes, one good thing and three evils are eliminated. Although TCM's understanding of diagnosis and treatment of tumor is not clear at present, tumor is considered as a powerful evil. According to the argument that "evil prevails over essence decline" in Neijing, adopting the therapeutic principle of "strengthening the body resistance and eliminating evil" and adopting prescriptions such as tonifying yang, nourishing yin, benefiting qi, enriching blood, nourishing five internal organs, regulating qi and promoting blood circulation according to different constitutions of patients can always enhance the strength of healthy qi. As for the comprehensive treatment of integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine, it is of course necessary, especially early surgery to eliminate tumors in the bud, which is particularly precious. Unfortunately, opportunities are often missed unconsciously. But even so, if patients are interested in TCM treatment and persevere, it is still "it's not too late to mend". "

Lu Xiangzhi, reference, editor. Unique skills of famous old Chinese medicine practitioners [M], China Traditional Chinese Medicine Publishing House, Beijing,1988.12: 9-10.

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