A brief introduction to Chinese medicine, a little faster, thank you

Traditional Chinese medicine is a science that studies human physiology and pathology and disease diagnosis and prevention, and is a part of the world's medical science.

Traditional Chinese medicine has a long history, and has incorporated many ancient Chinese cultures, such as the theory of yin and yang in philosophy and the theory of the five elements, etc., and involves a lot of knowledge of ancient calendars and arithmetic, which can be described as broad and profound.

In short, it takes perseverance and determination to learn Chinese medicine well, and I was admitted to the University of Chinese Medicine this year, and I am confident in the face of the rugged road of our Chinese medicine people in the future. Friends, if you are too, do your best!

Traditional Chinese medicine is a very broad and profound knowledge, there is no shortcut to learning Chinese medicine, only by relying on personal understanding, good teacher guidance, long-term accumulation of knowledge and practice, and continuous improvement of personal cultivation, in order to truly achieve a Chinese medicine that can cure diseases and save people.

On the one hand, Chinese medicine is inseparable from traditional Chinese culture, and in order to become a good Chinese medicine practitioner, it is recommended to lay a good foundation in Chinese, improve the cultivation of ancient literature, and continue to learn traditional philosophy.

The road to becoming a Chinese medicine practitioner is long, and there is absolutely no shortcut, but Chinese medicine is a very worthwhile study, and if you really learn it, you will experience endless fun and benefit from lifelong knowledge!

Finally, I wish you success in your studies!

Chinese Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) refers to traditional Chinese medicine, which is a discipline that studies human physiology, pathology, and the diagnosis and prevention of diseases. It carries the experience and theoretical knowledge of the ancient Chinese people in fighting against diseases, and is a medical theoretical system gradually formed and developed through long-term medical practice under the guidance of ancient simple materialism and spontaneous dialectical thinking. In terms of research methods, it takes the holistic view of similarity as the leading idea, the physiology and pathology of the viscera meridians as the basis, and the syndrome differentiation and treatment as the basis for diagnosis and treatment, and has the contents of simple system theory, cybernetics, fractal theory and information theory.

Traditional Chinese medicine generally refers to the traditional medicine created by the Han working people in China, so it is also called Chinese medicine. Other traditional Chinese medicines, such as Tibetan, Mongolian, and Miao medicines, are known as ethnic medicine. Kampo medicine in Japan, Korean medicine in Korea, Korean medicine in Korea, and Oriental medicine in Vietnam are all developed on the basis of traditional Chinese medicine.

In today's healthcare system around the world, TCM is classified as a branch of alternative medicine. Traditional Chinese medicine takes the five elements of yin and yang as the theoretical basis, regards the human body as the unity of qi, form and spirit, and explores the pathogenesis, pathogenesis and changes in the five internal organs, meridians and joints, qi, blood and fluid in the human body, and then derives the name of the disease, summarizes the syndrome type, formulates the treatment method of "sweating, spitting, lowering, and, warming, clearing, tonifying, and eliminating" with the principle of syndrome differentiation and treatment, and uses traditional Chinese medicine, acupuncture, massage, massage, cupping, qigong, diet therapy, etc. means, so that the human body to achieve the harmony of yin and yang. The positive side of TCM** is the hope that it can help restore the balance of yin and yang in the body, while the negative side is the hope that when drugs must be used to slow down the progression of the disease, it can also take into account the quality of life and life.

In addition, the ultimate goal of Chinese medicine is not only to cure diseases, but also to help human beings reach the realm of the four exemplary figures proposed in the Yellow Emperor's Neijing, namely the true man, the supreme man, the saint, and the sage. The traditional thinking mode of Chinese medicine is incompatible with modern science originating in Europe, however, many scientific journals have studied it and tried to analyze some of the phenomena and mechanisms in Chinese medicine from the perspective of modern medicine. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration refers to traditional Chinese medicine when defining the concept of a "complete pharmaceutical system".

NCCAM (National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine) describes the complete medicine system as one that involves 'a complete system of theory and practice that evolves independently or in parallel with the (conventional) medicine of the counterpart. These may reflect unique cultural systems, such as Chinese medicine and Indian Avedic medicine. There are some common elements in the whole medical system, the belief that the body has the ability to heal itself, and this self-healing may involve the application of emotional, physical and spiritual methods. ”

1. Your explanation is very empathetic, but the important information is missing: age, stool, body pain (is there pain in the head, joints, or other parts?). Sleep, etc.

2, the upstairs ferryman is old and immortal, and traditional Chinese medicine says that itching is the manifestation of wind, and it is the right way to treat wind and blood first. Because you have a thin pulse, you can determine that the liver blood is insufficient. The liver is open to the eyes, and it is recommended to nourish the liver and blood to treat the blood.

3. Because the external sense is not clear, it is necessary to dispel the external evil first, and then use soft-shelled turtle soup to nourish the liver and blood after the body is refreshed. However, soft-shelled turtles should not be used in the following situations to avoid getting tired: full stomach and anorexia, loose stool, spleen and stomach deficiency and cold.

First of all, I want to say don't blame the Chinese medicine, the wind and cold you said is a symptom, and if your dry eye disease is really a hot syndrome, it is also heat, how can it be offset, and it is not on the same scripture. I suggest you go to an acupuncture doctor, taking medicine does not work, it may be that your stomach is not good after taking medicine, and the absorption is not good. I think it's best to find acupuncture at this time.

You try the method of strengthening the spleen, invigorating qi and nourishing blood, Chinese medicine believes that long-term vision will hurt the blood, and if the blood is not honorable, the liver will be dry.