Objectives:System to organize and summarizes the diaphragm by blood stasis soup clinical prescription rule, analysis under the diaphragm by blood stasis soup in activating blood circulation and the principle of qi effect, explore Wang Qing qi theory of clinical and pharmaceutical research basis, establish the diaphragm by blood stasis soup group qi square theory basis, provide a reference for the same study.Methods: The database of CNKI (CNKI (Wan Fang), the VIP (VIP), retrieve all the application of 2 m from 2012 to 2022, extract the prescription name, drug composition, drug efficacy, and use SPSS Modeler18.0, and conduct systematic cluster analysis by SPSS Statistics 26.Results: In the study, 177 qualified documents, involving 80 prescriptions and 97 complete prescriptions, involved a total of 4 drug categories, including deficiency (16.7%), qi management (25%), blood circulation and blood stasis (41.6%), and heat-clearing drugs (16.7%). The total frequency of blood circulation was 1078 times, among which 7 Chinese medicines were used 110 times, including peach kernel (15.3%), safflower (14.1%), red skin (13.7%), red peony (14.5%), Angelica (14.6%), Wuling fat (11.1%), and Chuanxiong (13.3%). The total frequency of qi efficacy was 595 times, among which 4 Chinese medicines were used 110 times, including fragrant (25.5%), black (24.2%), fructus aurantii (24%) and further (20.5%). The analysis of 110 times showed that 7 Chinese medicines were in the circulation group and 4 in the qi group. A total of 132 documents were found, including 0 of blood circulation, 0 of qi, and 132 of medicinal efficacy.Conclusions:Under the diaphragm by blood stasis soup can be divided into xingqi group and blood circulation group, xingqi group including incense attached, wu, tus, hu, blood circulation group, including peach, safflower, skin, red peony, angelica, five spirit fat, chuanxiong, under the diaphragm by blood circulation group and line qi group do specific elaboration, in-depth study on the scientific connotation, provide a new perspective for the applied research. |