Why are Urine and Stool So Important ?
This section deals with topics in urine and stools, their formation and health conditions from a TCM perspective.
MoreThe body is an organic whole, all the component parts are interconnected, they dependent and restrict each other physiologically, influence each other pathologically. By identifying specific symptoms and body signs, TCM physicians can evaluate and predict the changes of internal body.
This section deals with topics in urine and stools, their formation and health conditions from a TCM perspective.
MoreIn comparison with the ancient practice, the range of TCM treatable conditions has been greatly expanded to include diseases that were rarely treated before, and the results are encouraging.
MoreIn TCM, health problems that could be seen or touched directly, such as superficial infections, skin diseases, peripheral vascular problems, breast or thyroid lumps, male genital problems and piles as well as traumatic injuries, all came under the field of external medicine.
MoreOver 1% of the world’s population suffers from excessive sweating, medically known as hyperhidrosis. Other than for hot weather, exercise or emotional reasons, these individuals tend to sweat excessively without a trigger. This chapter is about how TCM understands and diagnoses abnormal sweating conditions.
MoreTraditional Chinese medicine (TCM) has a unique understanding about how bleeding develops, and has accumulated extensive experiences in treating bleeding conditions. TCM methods can be a choice for controlling bleeding that complicates in various medical conditions, especially for mild to medium bleeding cases.
MoreAs pathological changes inside the body are reflected externally as abnormalities of the complexion, emotions, appearance of the tongue, or pulse irregularities, it is a routine for physicians to evaluate and diagnosis their patients with four basic examining skills.
MoreSyndrome differentiation is the method of recognizing and diagnosing diseases or body imbalances in traditional Chinese medicine (TCM). There are several methods of syndrome differentiation, TCM physicians select them based on the types of diseases.
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