Common Childhood Illnesses and Seasonal Therapies

Author: Cai Jinbo, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: Seasonal therapy is a method that follows the natural patterns of the four seasons, preventing and treating diseases while protecting physical and mental health. In addition to briefly introducing the relationship between seasonal changes and diseases, preventive medicine, and pediatric health care, pediatric nursing, and pediatric treatment methods in the overview, this book extensively covers the treatments for common and frequently occurring diseases in each of the four seasons—spring, summer, autumn, and winter. The book draws on relevant literature and combines clinical experience to arrange the prevention and treatment of pediatric common diseases in the order of "Internal Treatment Methods," "External Treatment Methods," "Dietary Treatment Methods," and "Other Therapies." It not only introduces traditional Chinese medicine's diagnostic and treatment principles, internal and external treatments, acupuncture and massage, dietary therapy, exercise therapy, psychological therapy, folk remedies, and more, but also strives to include the latest achievements of medical peers and the unique experiences of renowned veteran TCM practitioners and experts. It is suitable for parents to read and can also serve as a reference for grassroots Chinese and Western medical professionals.