Recovery from these diseases can be doubled by seeing a traditional Chinese doctor!

Unlike other countries, my country has the traditional treasure of traditional Chinese medicine, which gives us another option when seeing a doctor - observation, auscultation, questioning and palpation. Traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine each have their own strengths. If you blindly stick to only one treatment, it may delay the treatment of the disease. But among some common diseases, there are several that are more suitable for seeing a Chinese medicine doctor.

These six diseases are most suitable for seeing a Chinese doctor

Allergic diseases. Eczema, urticaria, allergic rhinitis, allergic asthma, etc. are generally immune dysfunctions. Since the immune system has the characteristic of affecting the entire body, it is difficult to find targeted effects with Western medicine, which can often only suppress the immune function, and symptoms are prone to recurrence after stopping the medication. However, Chinese medicine looks beyond the local to regulate the whole body. It believes that allergies are caused by a relative deficiency of healthy energy and the invasion of evil energy. Treatment is nothing more than assisting the healthy energy and expelling the evil energy. Simple treatment can produce good results.

Gynecological diseases. Gynecological diseases are often caused by hormone secretion disorders. If you simply adjust a certain hormone, it will not only be difficult to control the dosage, but it will also easily trigger a series of hormonal changes in the body. Traditional Chinese medicine is also good at regulating gynecology from a holistic perspective. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that most gynecological diseases are caused by blood stasis or blood deficiency in the body, and can be treated with methods such as soothing the liver and tonifying the kidney, nourishing the blood and activating blood circulation, with very good results.

Spleen and stomach diseases, such as chronic gastritis, abdominal distension and loose stools, generally have a long course and a complex mechanism. Western medicines are mostly single-ingredient and are not as closely tailored to the condition as individualized Chinese medicine treatments (one prescription for one person). Traditional Chinese medicine believes that the spleen is responsible for ascending and the stomach is responsible for descending. Using Chinese medicine to help regulate the rise and fall of the spleen and stomach, and coordinating with liver-soothing when necessary, can effectively regulate digestive system diseases.

Respiratory diseases. Traditional Chinese medicine is often called a "slow doctor", but this view is not entirely correct. In fact, traditional Chinese medicine has absolute advantages in treating acute diseases such as colds and fevers, and can significantly shorten the course of the disease. There is a popular saying now: "You don't need to treat a cold. You will recover in seven days whether you treat it or not." The reason why many doctors say this is because Western medicine does not have particularly effective means to treat colds. If it is caused by bacteria, antibiotics can be used; if it is a viral infection, basically you just have to wait. But if you use Chinese medicine to treat the disease, you may recover in a day or two. In addition, diseases such as cough, tonsillitis, and bronchitis are also suitable for treatment with traditional Chinese medicine, and the use of antibiotics can be avoided.

For complex chronic diseases, such as chronic nephritis, rheumatism, sequelae of stroke, tumors, etc., Western medicine may adopt hormone therapy, which has certain side effects. Traditional Chinese medicine has good effects by selecting prescriptions through syndrome differentiation, drinking herbal medicines or acupuncture, and causes little damage to liver and kidney functions. Cancer patients can also alleviate the toxic side effects of chemotherapy by taking Chinese medicine internally.

Non-organic diseases. Some people are prone to symptoms such as fatigue, lack of energy, dizziness, bad breath, constipation, and irritability. Although they feel very uncomfortable mentally, no obvious organic abnormalities can be found through Western medical tests and X-rays. These are also the areas where Chinese medicine excels. Medicines can be selected according to these symptoms, and early treatment can be provided to prevent the disease from worsening.