Is there any difference between Tibetan medicine and Chinese medicine and Western medicine?

Tibetan medicine and traditional Chinese medicine, Western medicine are three different medical systems, and they differ in the following aspects:

1.Theoretical basis: Both Tibetan medicine and Chinese medicine are based on the theories of Tibetan medicine and traditional Chinese medicine, emphasizing a holistic view and dialectical treatment. Western medicine, on the other hand, is based on the theories of biomedical and chemical medicine, emphasizing the pathological study of organs and tissues.

2.Diagnostic methods: Tibetan and traditional Chinese medicine usually use traditional diagnostic methods such as looking, smelling, asking, and cutting, while Western medicine usually uses modern medical instruments for physical examination and diagnosis.

3.Methods: Tibetan and traditional Chinese medicine usually use drugs, acupuncture, massage and other methods, while Western medicine usually uses surgery, antibiotics, hormones and other methods.

4.Scope of application: Tibetan medicine and traditional Chinese medicine have good results in many diseases, while Western medicine is usually used for acute and severe diseases.

It is important to note that Tibetan and Chinese medicine are also different from Western medicine in some ways. For example, Tibetan and traditional Chinese medicine focus on conditioning and holistic**, while Western medicine focuses on local and surgical**. Therefore, when choosing the best method, the decision should be made based on the specific situation of the patient and the doctor's recommendation.

There is a Chengdu Jinxin Tibetan Medicine Hospital near my home, and I had high blood pressure before, and I have been in their house for a while, so I know a little. Compared with traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine, Tibetan medicine has more abundant methods. They are divided into oral and external treatment, oral is to take Tibetan medicine internally, external treatment is similar to our Chinese medicine acupuncture, cupping or something, but their external ** method is more abundant, Tibetan medicine bath and bloodletting ** is more famous, are the world's intangible cultural heritage, there are other external ** methods, such as gold needle**, moxibustion**, baking electricity**, Hormei** and so on.

Tibetan medicine also uses the method of looking, smelling, and inquiring, with particular emphasis on changes in the coating of the tongue and the first urine in the morning. The diseases are divided into two categories: fever and cold, and the patients are divided into "long" type, "chiba" type and "bacon" type.

Personally, I think the difference between these three is actually quite obvious. I think the first one, his ** method may have some special peculiar ways. The second one is the traditional way, and the third one is this kind of surgery or something, this kind of fast Western medicine.

Pulse diagnosis time. Both Chinese medicine and Tibetan medicine have strict requirements for pulse diagnosis time. "The Yellow Emperor's Neijing: Su Wen" is the seventeenth chapter of the subtle treatise

The diagnosis method is often based on Pingdan, the yin qi has not dispersed, the diet has not entered, the meridians have not flourished, the veins and veins are evenly adjusted, and the qi and blood are not disordered, so it can be diagnosed as a pulse."

Tibetan medicine believes that the early morning sun does not shine on the field, the internal heat is not dispersed, the external cold is not inside, and the yin and yang balance period is the best time to cut the pulse. When cutting the pulse, the density of the doctor's three fingers should be moderate, that is, each of the three fingers can accommodate a grain of wheat. Tibetan medicine cuts the back veins of critically ill patients to grasp the prognosis of life and death.

Cut seven kinds of strange pulses for those who are disease-free, such as cutting the pulse of a pregnant woman to ** the gender of the baby she is carrying.

Tibetan medicine classics snowy treasures.

Created in the 14th century, the white capsule is based on the principles of Tibetan medicine, using natural and rare Tibetan medicinal materials grown in the special ecological environment of the roof of the world, and refining it by combining modern scientific methods with traditional craftsmanship.

The main production areas of Tibetan medicine are from the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, with complex underground landforms and pollution-free environment. Most of the medicinal resources are mainly produced and endemic, and have physiological and ecological specificity. The medicinal active ingredients are high and the biological activity is strong.

The ingredients of the Tibetan medicine formula of the white capsule are all collected from the company's planting base, and the authentic medicinal materials are used to ensure the efficacy of the finished medicine.

The most fundamental difference between them lies in the difference in theory and technology. Traditional Chinese medicine is based on the five elements of yin and yang. Mongolian medicine is based on Hera and Sheila.

It may be that the effect is stronger, so the amount of use is relatively small, and that's it.

Summary. Candidates should apply for the corresponding category of physician qualifications according to the specialty they are engaged in during the probationary period. Among them, applicants who have graduated from traditional Chinese medicine, integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine, Tibetan medicine, Mongolian medicine, Uyghur medicine, and Dai medicine shall apply for the qualification of physicians in the corresponding specialties of traditional Chinese medicine according to the medical major with academic qualifications.

According to the Law of the People's Republic of China on Medical Practitioners and relevant regulations, those who have one of the following conditions may participate in the qualification examination for medical practitioners: (1) Those who have a bachelor's degree or above in medicine from a university of higher learning, and have completed a probationary period of one year in a medical, preventive or health care institution under the guidance of a licensed physician, may take the qualification examination for medical practitioners. (2) After obtaining the practice certificate of practicing assistant physicians, they must have a medical college degree from a university of higher learning, and have worked in a medical, preventive, or health care institution for at least two years; Those who have a medical degree from a secondary specialized school and have worked in a medical, preventive or health care institution for five years or more may take the qualification examination for medical practitioners.

3) Those who have a medical college degree from a school of higher learning or a medical degree from a secondary specialized school, and have completed a probationary period of one year in a medical, preventive, or health care institution under the guidance of a licensed physician, may take the qualification examination for practicing assistant physicians.

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Hello dear, happy to answer for you. The conditions for applying for a bachelor's degree in medicine and applying for a bachelor's degree in medicine are as follows: a bachelor's degree of five years or more can be applied for.

The "medicine" Tibetan medicine major can apply for the medical practitioner qualification certificate, but the "science" Tibetan medicine major cannot apply for the examination.

Applicants should apply for the corresponding category of physician qualifications according to the specialty they are engaged in during the probationary period. Among them, applicants who have graduated from traditional Chinese medicine, integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine, Tibetan medicine, Mongolian medicine, Uyghur medicine, and Dai medicine shall apply for the qualification of physicians in the corresponding specialties of traditional Chinese medicine according to the medical major with academic qualifications. According to the Law of the People's Republic of China on Medical Practitioners and relevant regulations, those who meet one of the following conditions may take the medical qualification examination:

1) Those who have a bachelor's degree or above in medicine from a school of higher learning, and have completed a probationary period of one year in a medical, preventive, or health care institution under the guidance of a licensed physician, may participate in the qualification examination for licensed physicians. (2) After obtaining the practice certificate of practicing assistant physicians, they must have a medical college degree from a university of higher learning, and have worked in a medical, preventive, or health care institution for at least two years; Those who have a medical degree from a secondary specialized school and have worked in a medical, preventive or health care institution for five years or more may take the qualification examination for medical practitioners. (3) Those who have a college degree in medical science or a medical degree from a secondary specialized school, and have completed a probationary period of one year in a medical, preventive, or health care institution under the guidance of a licensed physician, may participate in the qualification examination for practicing assistant physicians.