Explanation of chancre

[infantile malnutrition]

Common name for noma. It is the name of a disease in Chinese medicine. The patient is a child who suffers from chronic malnutrition and indigestion, with a yellow face and thin, acidic stools and diarrhea. It is often associated with improper breastfeeding, dietary disorders, post-disease disorders, and worm accumulations Detailed explanation Name of the disease. Refers to the child's yellow face and muscle thinness, belly and abdomen, hot flashes at times, heartburn and thirst, atrophy, urine like rice slop, loss of appetite or addiction to different foods. It is mostly due to dietary disorders after weaning, injury to the spleen and stomach, or accumulation of worms. Ming Wang Kentang 《证治准绳-幼科》："Chancre is characterized by a greenish-yellow face, a thin body, a swollen belly, hair standing on end, a hot body, and a slight pain in the belly, which is transmitted to this condition because of the prevalence of noma."

Word Breakdown

The explanation of noma 疳 ā [疳积], in Chinese medicine, refers to gastrointestinal disorders in children. Part Head: 疒; Explanation of 積 (积)ī Gathering: to accumulate a little to become a lot. ()ī 鈪鈪鈪鈪 The word "accumulation" is used in Chinese medicine to refer to children's gastrointestinal disorders. The accumulation of anger. The accumulation of anger. The accumulation of grudges. Accumulation of wishes. Accumulation. Accumulation. Mathematically, it refers to the result of a multiplication operation: the product. The product of multiplication. Volume. Volume. In Chinese medicine, it refers to the disease of indigestion in children: this child has a product. Pinch of product. .