In traditional medicine, all the elements in nature, including plant, mineral and animal, are used to restore temperament. Observing the condition of the patient’s liver is one of the basic principles of prescribing medicine. A specific disease caused by the predominance of one or more sputum in the body will be eliminated by draining and modifying them. The mixture in the patient’s body may be due to the nutrition and air of the environment a) mature (cooked and prepared sputum or disease to leave) and ready to be excreted, or it may be in raw form, which must be prepared with excreted drugs for excretion. (Prepare)

1. Mature drugs:

Mature is a drug used to cook and thicken sputum, to prepare it for discharge by laxatives. The act of maturation is to solidify the mixtures. That is, the more concentrated the sputum (such as phlegm and concentrated soda), the more dilute it, and the more dilute the sputum (such as bile and blue phlegm), the thicker it becomes and the concentration that is suitable for its diarrhea. Each sputum has its own mature medicine. For hot and humid sputum, no digestion is required and cupping and cupping can be done when necessary and without digestion. Usually three days should be used for bile, nine days for phlegm and fifteen days for pure soda. Of course, these numbers can be changed depending on the climate, seasons, and the warmth and cold of the weather.

2. Composite drugs:

Composite drugs with a letter

Potion – Gastrointestinal – Wine – Paste – Pills – Eye suppository – Serum – Iarj – Butterfly – Opium – Love – Fun – Sunnah – Love – Jam – Ointment – Gargling – Doctor – Principles – Nourishing – Housing – Oil – Anal suppository – Vaginal suppository – Atrifel are offered. Ibn Sina has strong recommendations in prescribing medicine and says: Whenever the disease can be treated with a single drug, never use multiple drugs for treatment, and whenever several drugs can be treated, never take large drugs (combined drugs).

Medication management:

In the process of prescribing medicine in traditional medicine, some changes and modifications are necessary to ensure the effectiveness of the medicine. Some of these are as follows:

1- Taste correction:

A simple, single drug may meet the physician’s need to treat the patient, but the taste of the drug is such that nature does not tolerate it, and the stomach avoids accepting it. In this case, the combination of other drugs that both help the main drug and improve its taste, is necessary.

2. Drugs to the target limb:

In the discussion of traditional medicine pharmacy, the drug must reach the target organ. Because if this is not achieved and the drug loses its effect before reaching the desired organ due to digestion and mixing with food and other things, it will no longer have the required effect.

3- Speed ​​of action in impact:

There are some simple medications that can be expected to treat the doctor but delay reaching the target organ. For example, camphor pills, which are prescribed to warm the heart, delay reaching the target organ. Saffron speeds up the camphor pill, and as soon as the camphor pill reaches the heart, the saffron separates from it.

4- Reducing the speed of drug movement for adequacy of effect:

There are drugs that are effective and sufficient in the effectiveness and treatment of the disease, but they act very sharply and immediately pass through the target organ and move away. In order for these drugs to work well, they must be slowed down. Most blockers are like this and they are fast. An example of this is horseradish seed in hepatic occlusion drugs. Horseradish seed delays the anticoagulant in the liver and in this delay, the drug will do its job in the liver.

1. Mature drugs:

Mature is a drug used to cook and thicken sputum, to prepare it for discharge by laxatives. The act of maturation is to solidify the mixtures. That is, the more concentrated the sputum (such as phlegm and concentrated soda), the more dilute it, and the more dilute the sputum (such as bile and blue phlegm), the thicker it becomes and the concentration that is suitable for its diarrhea. Each sputum has its own mature medicine. For hot and humid sputum, no digestion is required and cupping and cupping can be done when necessary and without digestion. Usually three days should be used for bile, nine days for phlegm and fifteen days for pure soda. Of course, these numbers can be changed depending on the climate, seasons, and the warmth and cold of the weather.

2. Composite drugs:

Composite drugs with a letter

1- Potion 2- Gastrointestinal 3- Wine 4- Paste 5- Pills 6- Eye suppositories 7- Sermeh 8- Iarj 9- Buttermilk 10- Opium 11- Love 12- Fun 13- Sunnah 14- Love 15- Jam 16- Ointment 17 Gargling 18- Physician 19- Principles 20- Nutritional 21- Housing 22- Oil 23- Anal suppository 24- Vaginal suppository 25- Atrifel are offered. Ibn Sina has strong recommendations in prescribing medicine and says: Whenever the disease can be treated with a single drug, never use multiple drugs for treatment, and whenever several drugs can be treated, never take large drugs (combined drugs).

Medication management:

In the process of prescribing medicine in traditional medicine, some changes and modifications are necessary to ensure the effectiveness of the medicine. Some of these are as follows:

1- Taste correction:

A simple, single drug may meet the physician’s need to treat the patient, but the taste of the drug is such that nature does not tolerate it, and the stomach avoids accepting it. In this case, the combination of other drugs that both help the main drug and improve its taste, is necessary.

2. Drugs to the target limb:

In the discussion of traditional medicine pharmacy, the drug must reach the target organ. Because if this is not achieved and the drug loses its effect before reaching the desired organ due to digestion and mixing with food and other things, it will no longer have the required effect.

3- Speed ​​of action in impact:

There are some simple medications that can be expected to treat the doctor but delay reaching the target organ. For example, camphor pills, which are prescribed to warm the heart, delay reaching the target organ. Saffron speeds up the camphor pill, and as soon as the camphor pill reaches the heart, the saffron separates from it.

4- Reducing the speed of drug movement for adequacy of effect:

There are drugs that are effective and sufficient in the effectiveness and treatment of the disease, but they act very sharply and immediately pass through the target organ and move away. In order for these drugs to work well, they must be slowed down. Most blockers are like this and they are fast. An example of this is horseradish seed in hepatic occlusion drugs. Horseradish seed delays the anticoagulant in the liver and in this delay, the drug will do its job in the liver.