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  • How to treat the same disease both internally and externally?

    Treatment methods for the same disease both internally and externally and theoretical analysis of traditional Chinese medicineThe first paragraph: summary of contentThe same disease between the exterior and the interior is a traditional Chinese medicine term, which refers to complex diseases in which external symptoms (surface syndrome) and internal injuries (surface syndrome) coexist. Treatment requires both relieving the exterior and treating the interior. Core principles includeSyndrome diffe

    2026-04-05
  • What is the evidence of traditional Chinese medicine?

    Chinese medicine evidenceIt refers to the syndrome manifested by the pathogenic factors penetrating into internal tissues such as organs, qi, blood, bone marrow, etc., as opposed to external syndrome (surface syndrome). Internal syndrome is mostly caused by internal transmission of external evils or dysfunction of internal organs. Common symptoms include fever, thirst, constipation, abdominal pain, etc. According to different causes and disease locations, syndromes can be divided intoreal heat c

    2026-04-04
  • What are the symptoms of traditional Chinese medicine?

    Overview and analysis of syndromes in traditional Chinese medicineTraditional Chinese MedicineEvidenceIt refers to a type of disease manifested by exogenous evils invading the human body surface. It belongs to the early stage of exogenous diseases and is characterized by aversion to cold, fever, head and body pain, floating pulse, etc. Its core content can be divided intoCause and pathogenesis(Such as wind-cold and wind-heat attack the surface),clinical manifestations(such as nasal congestion, c

    2026-04-04
  • How to treat mixed cold and heat?

    Methods for regulating mixed cold and heat: balancing yin and yang, harmonizing the constitutionMixed cold and heat is a common complex constitution in traditional Chinese medicine, which manifests as the coexistence of cold and heat symptoms in the body, such as being afraid of cold but prone to getting angry, dry mouth but afraid of cold, etc. Conditioning requiresTreatment based on syndrome differentiationAs the core, Yin and Yang are reconciled through medicine, diet, lifestyle and other asp

    2026-04-04
  • What is heat syndrome in traditional Chinese medicine?

    Heat syndrome in traditional Chinese medicine: concept, manifestation and conditioningHeat syndrome in traditional Chinese medicine is a type of syndrome dominated by "heat signs" after the body's yin and yang are imbalanced. The core manifestations are:Fever, flushed face, thirst, yellow urine, red tongue and yellow coating, rapid pulseetc., can be divided into two categories: excess heat and deficient heat. Excess heat is mostly caused by the invasion of external evils or excessive internal fi

    2026-04-04
  • What is cold syndrome in traditional Chinese medicine?

    Overview of Cold Syndrome in Traditional Chinese MedicineCold syndrome is a common syndrome type in TCM syndrome differentiation, which refers to a type of disease in which body function declines due to insufficient yang energy or external cold evil. The main manifestations include aversion to cold, cold limbs, warmth, pale tongue with white coating, etc. This article will start from five aspects: the definition of cold syndrome, etiology and pathogenesis, typical symptoms, conditioning methods

    2026-04-03
  • How to adjust the mixture of virtual and real?

    A conditioning method that mixes reality and reality: balance is the keyMixing deficiency and excess is a common constitutional or pathological state in traditional Chinese medicine, which is characterized by the coexistence of deficiency syndrome and excess syndrome, such as qi deficiency combined with phlegm-dampness, yin deficiency combined with blood stasis, etc. Conditioning needs to be followed"To replenish deficiency does not help evil, and to dispel evil does not harm good"Based on the p

    2026-04-03
  • What is the evidence of traditional Chinese medicine?

    Empirical evidence of traditional Chinese medicine: concepts, methods and clinical significanceThe empirical evidence of traditional Chinese medicine refers to the pathological conclusions drawn from the objective symptoms and signs collected through the four diagnostic methods (inspection, smell, inquiry, and palpation) combined with the analysis of the eight cardinal principles (external and internal syndromes, cold and heat, deficiency and excess, and yin and yang). Empirical evidence emphasi

    2026-04-03

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