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Zhou Zhongying: Discussing Clinical Skills in Traditional Chinese Medicine: Observation and Auscultation

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Zhou Zhongying: Discussing Clinical Skills in Traditional Chinese Medicine: Observation and Auscultation

Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) theory can only demonstrate its value through practice. Practice without theoretical guidance is blind and cannot lead to independent development and innovation. In clinical practice, the integration of theory and practice requires a long process of accumulation and repeated exploration to achieve a comprehensive understanding, transforming into practical knowledge and diagnostic … Read more

Essence Illustrated Guide to TCM Observation Diagnosis (Eyes, Mouth, Tongue, Nose, Face, Teeth, Fingers)

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Essence Illustrated Guide to TCM Observation Diagnosis (Eyes, Mouth, Tongue, Nose, Face, Teeth, Fingers)

Click 【Hand Diagnosis | Facial Diagnosis | Eye Diagnosis | Mouth Diagnosis】Did you know? 　　Eyes: 　　1. Symptoms around the eyes 　　Eyelid swelling — Reduced function of internal organs (kidneys, gastrointestinal tract, heart) leading to water retention in the body. 　　Dark circles — When blood contains excessive waste, it causes the area around the eyes to … Read more

Common Diagnostic Methods for Warm Diseases in TCM (Observation Diagnosis)

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Common Diagnostic Methods for Warm Diseases in TCM (Observation Diagnosis)

01 Observation of TeethTeeth Moisture and Dryness Glossy and Dry: The surface of the teeth is dry but retains a shine—indicating Stomach Heat injuring fluids, with Kidney Yin not yet exhausted. Dry as Bone: The surface of the teeth is dry and lacks luster—indicating Kidney Yin depletion. Teeth Dry and Black: The teeth are dry … Read more

Comprehensive Guide to Observation Diagnosis in TCM

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Comprehensive Guide to Observation Diagnosis in TCM

Comprehensive Guide to Observation Diagnosis in TCM 1. Observation of Spirit The severity of the condition is assessed by observing the spirit. Calmness indicates a yin condition, while agitation suggests a yang condition. Blood deficiency and fluid loss often lead to confusion, dullness, and depression caused by emotional distress. Restlessness and anxiety indicate depletion of … Read more

Insights on TCM Observation Diagnosis

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Insights on TCM Observation Diagnosis

Introduction: “To know by observation is called spirit (shen),” how can we improve the accuracy of observation diagnosis? Today, let us learn from Mr. Wei Changchun’s insights on observation diagnosis! In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) diagnosis, the four examinations and eight principles are fundamental, with observation being the most important. A detailed observation can provide … Read more

Understanding Tongue Diagnosis in TCM

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Understanding Tongue Diagnosis in TCM

The tongue is a window to health, as its appearance can reflect a person’s health status. It is often said that “the tongue is a mirror of the body’s health.” Through this window, ordinary people can monitor their physical condition in a timely manner, allowing for prompt medical attention! In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), there … Read more

The Four Diagnostic Methods in Traditional Chinese Medicine: Observation

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The Four Diagnostic Methods in Traditional Chinese Medicine: Observation

The four diagnostic methods are the primary means of collecting clinical data, which requires objectivity, accuracy, systematic approach, comprehensiveness, and emphasis on key points. This necessitates the use of “four diagnostics in combination,” “four diagnostics given equal weight,” and “four diagnostics referenced together.” The Four Diagnostics Observation refers to observing the complexion Listening refers to … Read more

Understanding Facial Diagnosis, Tongue Diagnosis, and Hand Diagnosis (Recommended for Collection)

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Understanding Facial Diagnosis, Tongue Diagnosis, and Hand Diagnosis (Recommended for Collection)

Wang Zhen (Observation Diagnosis) is a part of the essence of TCM theory developed over thousands of years, and is one of the four diagnostic methods in TCM: “Wang, Wen, Wen, Qie”. A healthy person’s face should be clean, with a rosy and shiny complexion. Newborns typically have clean faces; however, as they grow older … Read more

Daily TCM Terminology | Inspection Diagnosis

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Daily TCM Terminology | Inspection Diagnosis

Source: National Committee for the Approval of Scientific and Technological Terms 望诊 (Wang Zhen) Inspection Diagnosis Definition: A diagnostic method that uses visual observation of the patient’s spirit, color, shape, state, tongue appearance, excretions, and children’s fingerprints to understand the condition of the illness. Discipline: Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) _ Diagnosis _ Diagnostic Methods Related … Read more

The Four Diagnostic Methods of Traditional Chinese Medicine: Observation

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The Four Diagnostic Methods of Traditional Chinese Medicine: Observation

The Four Diagnostic Methods of Traditional Chinese Medicine Refer to the four methods of diagnosis: observation, listening, inquiry, and palpation. Observation involves purposeful observation of the patient’s spirit, complexion, form, posture, and tongue appearance to assess internal organ pathology. Listening includes both auditory and olfactory aspects. For example, one can discern the condition of the … Read more