中国中医基础医学杂志2026，Vol.32Issue(1)：137-140,4.
基于"肝脾相关"探讨扶土抑木法防治糖尿病肝损伤的理论基础
Exploring the Theoretical Basis of the"Strengthening Earth and Restraining Wood"Method for Preventing and Treating Diabetic Liver Injury Based on the"Liver-Spleen Correlation"Theory
摘要
Abstract
Traditional Chinese medicine(TCM)posits that the pathogenesis of diabetes complicated by liver injury often involves spleen deficiency leading to impaired transportation,resulting in the mutual binding of phlegm-dampness and blood stasis,which then transmits to the liver causing stagnation and accumulation,thereby giving rise to various symptoms.Based on its clinical manifestations and characteristics of onset,modern TCM practitioners,guided by the theory of liver-spleen correlation,categorize this condition under syndromes such as"fullness syndrome""distention and fullness""hypochondriac pain"and"liver stagnancy",mostly attributing it to patterns of"earth deficiency with wood overacting"(spleen deficiency leading to liver hyperactivity).The"strengthening earth and restraining wood"method focuses on fortifying the spleen and soothing the liver,resolving phlegm and dispelling stasis.It aims to restore spleen transport function,regulate liver activity,improve glucose and lipid metabolism,and prevent and treat diabetic liver injury,demonstrating significant efficacy in clinical practice.This paper explores the theoretical connotation and basis of using the"strengthening earth and restraining wood"method for preventing and treating diabetic liver injury based on the"liver-spleen correlation"theory,with the goal of enriching the conceptual and methodological approaches for the clinical management of this condition.关键词
肝脾相关/扶土抑木法/糖尿病肝损伤/糖脂代谢Key words
Liver-spleen correlation/Strengthening earth and restraining wood/Diabetic liver injury/Glucose and lipid metabolism分类
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尹嘉昕,戴铮泽,张乃心,徐天舒,王钐,董广通,张东伟..基于"肝脾相关"探讨扶土抑木法防治糖尿病肝损伤的理论基础[J].中国中医基础医学杂志,2026,32(1):137-140,4.基金项目
国家自然科学基金项目(82074235,82274335) （82074235,82274335）
国家中医药管理局国际合作基地项目(90020162620014) （90020162620014）
