Constipation

Author: Feng Peixue
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: The "Illustrated Series on Natural Therapies for Common Diseases" consists of 10 volumes, and this is one of them. This book primarily introduces massage, cupping, Gua Sha, application of topical remedies, steam bathing, traditional Chinese medicine, acupuncture, dietary therapy, and their methods and applications for constipation, as well as exercise, music therapy, psychological care, and prevention knowledge. The book combines knowledge, (interest), and practicality, with text explaining illustrations and illustrations explaining the text. The methods are easy to learn and practical, making it suitable for medical students, rural community doctors, natural therapy enthusiasts, patients, and their families who wish to obtain related knowledge. This series selects 10 clinically common difficult and chronic diseases, introducing them in a (illustrated) manner with effective, easy-to-operate, and targeted methods such as massage, cupping, Gua Sha, application of topical remedies, steam bathing, traditional Chinese medicine, empirical prescriptions, acupuncture, dietary therapy, exercise, music, and psychological care. The basic knowledge of each disease is also provided. The series consists of 10 volumes. Each volume includes three parts: first, basic knowledge of the disease, highlighting knowledge and (interest), such as the understanding process of the disease, its etiology, pathogenesis, diagnosis, classification, treatment, and prevention, briefly introducing its Western medical perspective; second, introducing the methods and applications of massage, cupping, Gua Sha, application of topical remedies, steam bathing, traditional Chinese medicine, acupuncture, and dietary therapy based on the principle of syndrome differentiation and treatment in traditional Chinese medicine; third, introducing the exercise, music, psychological care, and prevention knowledge related to the disease from the perspective of integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine. Each volume is approximately 120,000 words, interspersed with about 200 cartoon illustrations, anatomical diagrams, and acupoint maps, combining traditional Chinese and Western natural therapies. It is a comprehensive and practical read for medical students, rural community doctors, natural therapy enthusiasts, patients, and their families who urgently seek related knowledge. The format of this book strongly resonates with the emotional characteristics of readers at different levels and levels, who may desire leisure yet be busy, or seek ease yet feel heavy. It adds color to the newly emerging "light reading era" in the medical field, allowing people to learn in joy and live in ease.