I General Part
Chapter 1 Introduction
Chapter 2 Diagnostic Methods
Section 1 The Four Techniques of Diagnosis
Section 2 The Eight Principal Syndromes
Chapter 3 Therapeutic Principles
Section I Treatment for the Primary Cause of a Disease
Section 2 Strengthening the Body Resistance and Eliminating
Pathogenic Factors
Section 3 Treatment of Biao and Ben and Treatment
of Urgent and Mild Situation
Section 4 Eight Therapeutic Methods
Section 5 Treatment in Accordance with Local Conditions,
Constitution of an Individual and Seasonal Conditions
Chapter 4 Principle of Treatment with Syndrome
Differentiation
Section I Treatment with Syndrome Differentiation
in Accordance with the Viscera
Section 2 Treatment with Syndrome Differentiation
in Accordance with Six Channels
Section 3 Treatment with Syndrome Differentiation in Accordance
with Wei, Qi, Ying and Xue. Treatment with Syndrome
Differentiation in Accordance with Tri-jiao
Chapter 5 Nursing Methods and the Criteria
Section 1 Cultivation of Mind
Section 2 Dietetic Compatibility and Incompatibility
Section 3 Methods of Decocting and Taking Drugs
Appendix: Marks of Acupuncture and Moxibustion
II Special Part
Chapter 1 Cold
Chapter 2 Cough
Chapter 3 Hemoptysis
Chapter 4 Aphonia
Chapter 5 Asthma
Chapter 6 Headache
Chapter 7 Vertigo
Chapter 8 T'mnitus and Deafness
Chapter 9 Stroke
Chapter 10 Syncope
Chapter 11 Wind Wheal
Chapter 12 Purpura
Chapter 13 Malaria
Chapter 14 Jaundice
Chapter 15 Heatstroke
Chapter 16 Vomiting
Chapter 17 Hiccup
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Internal medicine of TCM is a clinical science of expounding and researching diseases in the circle of internal medicine and the principles of prevention and cure on the base of TCM theory and methods. It is a base of the other clinical sciences, playing an important role in TCM.
Since the written language in our country was founded, including inscriptions on bones or tortoise shells of the Yin Dynasty (2100 - 1600 B. C. ), records of such diseases in internal medicine as headache and cardiac pain have been found.
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