Prof. Shulan Tang
Shulan College of Chinese Medicine UK
Prostate Cancer in TCM
Fu Qing Zhu’s Prescriptions for Regulating Menstruation
Professor Shulan Tang graduated from Nanjing TCM University in 1984 and gained her Master’s degree in TCM prescriptions from Beijing TCM University in 1987. She came to the UK in 1991. Since then she has been practicing and teaching TCM in the UK and Europe. She received her professorship in 2002 from Nanjing TCM University. Currently she is President of the Association of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture UK and Vice President of the World Federation of TCM Gynaecology committee. She is also President of the Alumni Association Europe at The Nanjing University of Chinese Medicine. Professor Tang was also one of the foreign consultants for 14 books entitled ‘A Newly Compiled Practical English-Chinese Library of Traditional Chinese Medicine’ and was the Chief Editor of the Chinese Herbal Patent handbook. She was also Vice Chief Editor of the TCM Gynaecology book for the international textbook.
Professor Tang also maintains a full time practice in Manchester and is principle of the Shulan College of Chinese Medicine.
Abstract
Prostate Cancer in TCM
Prostate cancer is the most common cancer for males, in Europe, and the third most common cancer in both men and women, across the world.
Shulan has over 30 years of experience in clinical TCM and teaching TCM in the UK, Europe and China . She has summarised the symptoms of the different stages of prostate cancer, analysed the causes of prostate cancer and has made clinical differentiations, and according to the patterns, has set up the treatment principals. She gives her experience in Chinese herbal prescriptions, and Acupuncture treatment methods.
In this lecture, Shulan will share her rich knowledge of TCM theory and great clinical guidance, to benefit TCM practitioners.
Fu Qing Zhu’s Prescriptions for Regulating Menstruation
《 Fu Qing Zhu Nu Ke 》 was written by Fu Shan in the late Ming and early Qing dynasty . It is a renowned TCM gynaecological book. The differentiations are precise and the prescriptions are simple, but effective. Mr. Fu treats menstrual disorders by Nourishing the Kidneys whilst concurrently treating the Liver and Spleen. As a result he created his own method of treatment.
In this lecture, Shulan will focus on the chapter on Regulating Menstruation. She has researched and analysed the fourteen disease patterns, and fifteen formulas written in this chapter, and will offer theory and guidance to practitioners.