A Concise Handbook of TCM Internal Medicine Prescriptions

Author: Geng Yun
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Publication Date: 2001-09-01
Features: This book aims to provide a concise and practical manual for common internal medicine diseases for clinical practitioners of both Chinese and Western medicine, as well as patients with internal medicine conditions. With this manual in hand, it offers convenient and efficient service. The book collects 94 common internal medicine diseases, each adopting modern medical disease names and diagnoses (based on the standardized teaching materials of Internal Medicine in current higher medical colleges). It first outlines the definition, incidence, main clinical manifestations, prognosis, and traditional Chinese medicine syndrome identification of each disease. Then, it details the syndrome differentiation and treatment, with each type including main symptoms, treatment methods, prescriptions, and flexible modifications based on symptoms, all presented clearly and systematically. Many diseases also compile easy-to-learn and practical single formulas and empirical formulas for clinical use by doctors and patients. The book avoids pretension and focuses solely on practicality and convenience. This book aims to provide a concise and practical manual for common internal medicine diseases for clinical practitioners of both Chinese and Western medicine, as well as patients with internal medicine conditions. With this manual in hand, it offers convenient and efficient service. The book collects 94 common internal medicine diseases, each adopting modern medical disease names and diagnoses (based on the standardized teaching materials of Internal Medicine in current higher medical colleges). It first outlines the definition, incidence, main clinical manifestations, prognosis, and traditional Chinese medicine syndrome identification of each disease. Then, it details the syndrome differentiation and treatment, with each type including main symptoms, treatment methods, prescriptions, and flexible modifications based on symptoms, all presented clearly and systematically. Many diseases also compile easy-to-learn and practical single formulas and empirical formulas for clinical use by doctors and patients. The book avoids pretension and focuses solely on practicality and convenience.