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The Treatise on Epidemic Fevers

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Ye Tianshi was expert in curing epidemic fevers and acute diseases such as cholera, sunstroke, pox etc. He was the very first person in China to discover scarlet fever. He made remarkable achievements in the study of epidemic febrile diseases and was one of the initiators of the theory. After the Qianlong Period of the Qing Dynasty, there appeared a batch of scholars best known for their research on epidemic febrile diseases. Headed by Ye Tianshi, these scholars made breakthroughs in curing such diseases by drawing on pervious experiences and breaking old molds. The Treatise on Epidemic Fevers composed by Ye Tianshi provided a theoretic and dialectical foundation for the development of the Chinese theory on epidemic febrile diseases.

Ye Tianshi

Ye Tianshi
Ye Tianshi
Ye Tianshi (1667-1746) was a famous physician of the Qing Dynasty from Wuxian County of Jiangsu Province. Under the influences of his grandfather Zifan and father Yangsheng, both of whom had a masterful command of medicine, Ye Tianshi accumulated a wealth of medical knowledge and became a renowned physician. As a child, Ye Tianshi was fond of learning and studied under 17 teachers in various times. He made flexible use of ancient medical theories and experiences in his diagnosing processes, which involved his original insights. Later, he composed the book of Treatise on Epidemic Fevers by drawing on the strengths of different doctors. The work contributed a great deal to the study of epidemic febrile diseases. But Ye didn't write many books in his lifetime. His disciples compiled some books based on his experiences, including A Guide to Clinical Practice with Medical Records and The Collection of Dr. Ye's Medical Records etc. There are lots of legends about Ye's modest learning and flexible diagnosis circulating among the people.
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    Ye Tianshi Curing Diseases
    Once there was a plague in Suzhou and Ye Tianshi saved a lot of people. There was a patient called "Dageng", who developed general dropsy, had yellow-and-white skin. Seeing the severe condition,...
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