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Objective: Osim(惡心) stands for nausea which usually precede vomiting(嘔吐). Although it is very common symptom, we can`t find the word Osim in some ancient classics. So we tried to find when it had appeared, and what had been its substitute in former medical classics. Material and Methods: The digital...

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Published in大韓韓醫學原典學會誌 Vol. 26; no. 1; pp. 79 - 83
Main Authors 고복영, Bok Young Ko, 장재순, Jae Soon Chang, 김기왕, Ki Wang Kim
Format Journal Article
LanguageKorean
Published 대한한의학원전학회 25.02.2013
Journal of Oriental Medical Classics
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ISSN1229-8328
2713-850X

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Summary:Objective: Osim(惡心) stands for nausea which usually precede vomiting(嘔吐). Although it is very common symptom, we can`t find the word Osim in some ancient classics. So we tried to find when it had appeared, and what had been its substitute in former medical classics. Material and Methods: The digitalized text in Zhonghuayidian(中華醫典) was used for text search. The text search was performed chronologically. Results: We found that there had been yokto(欲吐), yokgu(欲嘔), geongu(乾嘔), beon(煩), beonsim (煩心), simbeon(心煩), min(悶), ongi(溫氣) as the precedent expression of osim(惡心), which had appeared in Jebyungwonhuron(諸病源候論, 610) for the first time. Conclusion: Until Tang dynasty, there had been kinds of alternative expressions correspond to osim(nausea).
Bibliography:KISTI1.1003/JNL.JAKO201312061568547
G704-001642.2013.26.1.009
ISSN:1229-8328
2713-850X