Traditional Chinese Medicine Diagnostics: Difficult Interpretations

Author: Zhuang Zecheng
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features:
Distinguishing sweating to identify causes
Distinguishing pain to identify causes
Summary of pain causes in different parts of the body
Analysis of vertigo and its causes
Analysis of palpitations and their pain causes
Differentiation of side rib distension and epigastric fullness
Analysis of abdominal distension causes
Analysis of heaviness and numbness
Differentiation of thirst with desire to drink and thirst without much desire to drink
Differentiation of pseudo-spirit and improvement in serious illness
Pathological links and differentiation between qi deficiency of the heart and yang deficiency of the heart
Discussion on the causes, basic pathogenesis, and main symptoms of lung disease
Differentiation of pathogenesis and clinical manifestations of liver-spleen disharmony
Differentiation of pathogenesis and clinical manifestations of liver-stomach disharmony
This book is compiled based on the current textbook of Traditional Chinese Medicine Diagnosis. The entire book is divided into ten chapters: Introduction, Inquiry Diagnosis, Inspection Diagnosis, Tongue Diagnosis, Listening and Smelling Diagnosis, Pulse Diagnosis, Palpation Diagnosis, Eight Principles Differentiation, Qi and Blood and Body Fluids Differentiation, and Zang-Fu Organ Differentiation. The book includes 150 questions on key, difficult, and confusing points in Traditional Chinese Medicine Diagnosis. Following the principle of correcting errors, supplementing omissions, and explaining difficulties, combined with clinical practice, the book uses traditional Chinese medicine theory to analyze and interpret relevant issues, helping readers fully understand and master the content of traditional Chinese medicine diagnosis, and improving their ability to diagnose and differentiate diseases. The language of the book is simple and easy to understand, making it easy for readers to grasp.