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There used to be an old folk saying that surgery does not treat ringworm and internal medicine does not treat asthma. Through the literal meaning, it can be seen that both diseases are difficult to treat.

Clinically, amenorrhea is more common in women and is a difficult to treat condition with a long course, so it must be taken seriously.

TCM includes acupuncture, cupping, pain moxibustion (a form of heat therapy), herbal medicine, nutrition, tuina massage (used with modern medical techniques to treat a range of conditions), and exercise such as tai chi and qigong, which combine movement and meditation.

It should be noted that rhinitis also has certain allergic factors, and if the rhinitis is caused by allergies, then the allergens should be found as early as possible to avoid recurrent attacks of rhinitis.

TCM classifies gastric diseases, usually based on the main classification of gastric attack characteristics and attack etiology. Therefore, it is often necessary to determine the type of gastric disease before choosing a treatment method, so that the corresponding treatment method can be used directly to cure the disease as far as possible.

The theory of Chinese medicine is that tofu is sweet and cool, entering the spleen, stomach, and large intestine meridian has the effect of benefitting the qi and the middle, moistening the dryness, clearing heat, and detoxifying, and can be used to treat red eyes, thirst, sulfur, burning wine poison, etc.

The actual massage treatment for rhinitis is an effective method for patients to relieve and control rhinitis but must find the right point, generally press the point will have obvious soreness, if not these feelings, then the location or strength is not right.

For a variety of internal diseases in Chinese medicine, the main is to rely on these eight methods to treat, but the treatment also needs to be adjusted according to the specific circumstances of the disease medication, so that Chinese medicine can achieve the root cause of the disease.

Chinese medicine bloodletting therapy is currently used in clinical settings for a variety of difficult or acute onset diseases, and is not typical for many patients, but is indeed a very effective treatment method.

The effect of Chinese medicine is not slow, and can often relieve the patient’s symptoms at an early stage, but needs to adjust the patient’s constitution, which requires long-term medication, so as to solve the problem at the root.