中药炮制的内容极为丰富,除《雷公炮炙论》、《炮炙大法》、《修事指南》三部炮制专著外,更有大量的炮制资料散在于历代医药文献中。炮制是我国一项传统制药技术,在古代医药著作中,凡有关制药的记述多包含炮制内容,其中与“炮制”名词同义的用语较多,如在古代医方或本草中常称之为“修合”、“合药”、“合和”“合治”、“制药””等术语,通常即包含制剂和炮制两方面内容。只有熟悉这些炮制同义词后,才能更好地学习和研究中药炮制。一、“炮制”一词的最早记述炮制古称炮炙,从字义上讲都离不开火。“炮”,《广韵》:“裹物烧也”。三国时蜀汉谯周《古史考》:“古者茹毛饮血,燧人 The content of Chinese medicine processing is extremely rich. In addition to the monographs prepared by the Leigong Artillery Paradox, The Art of Firecrackers, and the Guide to Repairs, a large amount of concocted data is scattered in ancient medical literature. Concocting is a traditional pharmaceutical technology in China. In the ancient medical writings, the description of pharmaceuticals contains many concocted contents. Among them, there are many terms that are synonymous with the term “fabricated”, such as those commonly used in ancient medicine or herbal medicine. Terms such as “combining”, “combining drugs”, “harmony”, “joint treatment”, and “pharmaceuticals,” usually include both preparations and concoctions. Only by familiarity with these processed synonymous terms can the Chinese medicine be better studied and studied. The earliest description of the word “concocted” was used to concoct ancient artillery, and in terms of literal meaning, they were inseparable from fire. “Cannon” and “Guangyun”: “Wraps are also burned”. Exam: "The ancients took the blood, and the people