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ÖÐÎÄ |
English |
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ÍÆÄÃ |
manipulation |
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ÂñÏßÁÆ·¨ |
thread embedding therapy |
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ÐÂÕëÁÆ·¨ |
new acupuncture therapy |
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Ò»Ö¸ìøÍÆ·¨ |
Pushing Manipulation with One-finger Meditation |
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¹ö·¨ |
Rolling Manipulation |
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Èà·¨ |
Kneading Manipulation |
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Ħ·¨ |
Rubbing Manipulation |
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²Á·¨ |
Scrubbing Manipulation |
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Ä÷¨ |
Grasping Manipulation |
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°´·¨ |
Pressing Manipulation |
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Æ½ÍÆ·¨ |
Flat-pushing Manipulation |
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°´µã·¨ |
Digital-pressing Manipulation |
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»÷µã·¨ |
Digital-striking Manipulation |
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ÅÄ·¨ |
Patting Manipulation |
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ßµ»÷·¨ |
Tapping Manipulation |
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Õñ·¨ |
Vibrating Manipulation |
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´ê·¨ |
Foulage Manipulation |
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Äí·¨ |
Holding-twisting Manipulation |
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¶¶·¨ |
Shaking Manipulation |
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Ĩ·¨ |
Wiping Manipulation |
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Ò¡·¨ |
Rotating Manipulation |
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°â·¨ |
Pulling Manipulation |
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°ÎÉì·¨ |
Traction and Counter-traction |
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ÎåÔà |
five organs |
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Áù¸ |
six entrails |
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Èý½¹ |
three cavities |
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¾« |
vital energy nutriment and blood |
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Æø |
functional power |
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½òÒº |
body fluid |
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Íâ¸Ð |
extrnal infection |
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ÁùÒù |
six evils |
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ÄÚÉË |
emotional evil effects |
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ÆßÇé |
seven passions |
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Òõ |
negative elements |
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Ñô |
positive elements |
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ÎåÐÐ |
five primary elements |
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ľÉú»ð |
wood generates fire |
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ÍÁ¿ËË® |
earth destroys water |
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±íÖ¤ |
dieases of the exterior |
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ÀïÖ¤ |
diseases of the interior |
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º®Ö¤ |
diseases caused by cold |
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ÈÈÖ¤ |
diseases caused by heat |
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ËÄÕï |
four diagnostic methods |
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ÍûÕï |
inspection |
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ÎÅÕï |
auscultation and olfaction |
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ÎÊÕï |
inquiry |
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ÇÐÕï |
pulse feeling and palpation |
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°Ë¸Ù |
eight principles of differentiating diseases |
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ÒõÑô |
yin and yang |
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±íÀï |
the exterior and interior of the body |
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º®ÈÈ |
cold and heat |
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Ðéʵ |
insufficiency and excessiveness |
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±æÖ¤Ê©ÖÎ |
diagnosis and treatment |
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ÕïÂö |
to feel the pulse palpation |
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¸¡Âö |
floating pulse |
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³ÁÂö |
collapsing pulse |
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ºéÂö |
full pulse |
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ÊýÂö |
rapid pulse |
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³ÙÂö |
slow pulse |
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ÈõÂö |
weak pulse |
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ɬÂö |
stagnant pulse |
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ηº® |
intolerance of cold |
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¶ñº® |
aversion to cold |
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º®ÈÈÍùÀ´ |
alternate spells of fever and chill |
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׳ÈÈ |
strong heat |
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ׯÈÈ |
burning heat |
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·³ÈÈ |
fever with irritability and fidget |
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³±ÈÈ |
tidal fever |
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·³¿Ê |
fidget and thirst |
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Éñ»è |
loss of conscious |
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ÚÞÓï |
delirium |
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×ÔÈ»±ê־ȡѨ·¨ |
measurement with natural marks |
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´¦·½È¡Ñ¨ÔÔò |
the basic principles for composition and prescription of the points |
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ѾȡѨ |
to select the points from the remote area |
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¾Ö²¿È¡Ñ¨ |
to select the points from the local area |
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ÁÚ½üȡѨ |
to select the points from the vicinity |
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°¢ÊÇѨ |
"Ah shi" points |
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Õë¸Ð |
acupuncture feeling |
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Ëá |
soreness |
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Âé |
numbness |
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ÕÍ |
distension |
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ÖØ |
heaviness |
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ÈȸР|
sense of warmth |
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Àä¸Ð |
sense of coldness |
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´¥µç¸Ð |
sense of electric shock |
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¾Âç¸Ð´«ÏÖÏó |
transmission of acupuncture feeling by the channels |
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ÔÎÕë |
fainting on acupuncture |
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ÖÍÕë |
sticking of the needle |
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ÍäÕë |
bending of the needle |
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ÕÛÕë |
breaking of the needle |
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¸ôËâ¾Ä |
indirect moxibustion separated by garlic slice |
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Æø¹¦ÁÆ·¨ |
breathing exercises therapy |
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°´Ä¦ |
massage |
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ÑôάÂö |
Yang Wei channel |
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Ê®ËľѨ |
the points of 14 channels |
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¾ÍâÆæÑ¨ |
the extraordinary points |
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ÊæÕŽøÕë·¨ |
to insert the needle by stretching the skin with finger |
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ËÙ´Ì·¨ |
method of rapid insertion of the needle |
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ÁôÕë |
retention of the needle |
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ÐÐÕë |
manipulation of the needle |
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³öÕë |
withdrawing of the needle |
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µÃÆø |
getting the Qi (or the feeling) of acupuncture |
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²¹Ðº·¨ |
method of reinforcement and reduction |
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Ìá²å²¹Ðº |
to reinforce (or reduce) by lifting and thrusting the needle |
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Äíת |
rotating the needle |
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Äíת²¹Ðº |
to reinforce or reduce by rotating the needle |
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¿ªãز¹Ðº |
reinforcing or reducing by closing or enlarging the acupuncture hole |
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ƽ²¹Æ½Ðº |
normal reinforcement and normal reduction |
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ëòѨ¶¨Î»ÓëȡѨ |
location and measurement of point |
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ͬÉí´ç·¨ |
identical unit or proportional unit of the body |
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Ö¸´ç·¨ |
finger-length measurement |
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ÖÐָͬÉí´ç·¨ |
middle finger identical unit |
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ĴָͬÉí´ç·¨ |
thumb identical unit |
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¹Ç¶È·¨ |
bone-length measurement |
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ÏîÇ¿ |
rigid neck |
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³é½î |
spasms of muscle |
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ÐØÃÆ |
oppressed feeling in the chest |
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̵¿È |
produtive cough |
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¸É¿È |
dry cough |
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¶ÌÆø |
shortness of breath |
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ÉÙÆø |
asthenic breathing |
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´´Ù |
dyspnea and tachypnea |
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̵Ãù |
asthma caused by excessive phlegm |
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º®Ìµ |
cold phlehm |
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ÐéÈÈ |
fever due to deficiency |
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ÎåÐÄ·³ÈÈ |
heat sensation in chest, palmes and soles |
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ÒõÐé·¢ÈÈ |
fever due to deficiency of yin |
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½¡Íü |
amnesia |
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¶àÃÎ |
dreaminess |
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µÁº¹ |
night sweat |
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×Ôº¹ |
spontaneous perspiration |
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ÆøÐé×Ôº¹ |
spontaneous sweating due to deficiency of vital energy |
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ÑôÐé×Ôº¹ |
spontaneous sweating due to deficiency of yang |
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ÒõÐéµÁº¹ |
night sweat due to deficiency of yin |
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Í·ÖØ |
heaviness of the head |
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¿Úàä |
trismus |
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ʧÓï |
aphasia |
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Âéľ |
numbness |
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»èØÊ |
fainting spell |
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ÊÖ×ãØÊÀä |
cold limbs |
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¿Ú¿à |
bitterness in the mouth |
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¿Ú³ô |
halitosis |
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¶ñÐÄ |
nausea |
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·´Î¸ |
regurgitation |
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³¯Ê³ÄºÍ |
vomiting in the evening what was eaten in the morning |
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Òàà |
dysphagia |
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ßÀÄæ |
hiccup |
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ÍÌËá |
acid regurgitation |
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àÈÆø |
belching eructation |
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àȸ¯ |
belching with fetid odour |
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ÉËʳ |
indigestion caused by improper diet or overeating |
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±ãäç |
loose stool |
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ÏÂÁ¡Çå¹È |
diarrhea with fluid stool containing undigested food |
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Ʀ¿é |
mass in the abdomen |
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񀓪 |
epistaxis |
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±ãѪ |
rectum bleeding |
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С±ãƵÊý |
frequent urination |
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С±ãʧ½û |
incontinence of urine |
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ÑüËá |
sour in the loins |
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ÑüÍ´ |
lumbago |
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ÊÖÈýÒõ¾ |
3 Yin channels of hand |
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ÊÖÌ«Òõ·Î¾ |
the lung channel of hand Tai Yin |
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ÊÖÉÙÒõÐľ |
the heart channel of hand Shao Yin |
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ÊÖØÊÒõÐİü¾ |
the pericardium channel of hand Jue Yin |
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ÊÖÈýÑô¾ |
3 Yang channels of hand |
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ÊÖÌ«ÑôС³¦¾ |
the small intestine channel of hand Tai Yang |
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ÊÖÑôÃ÷´ó³¦¾ |
the large intestine channel of hand Yang Ming |
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ÊÖÉÙÑôÈý½¹¾ |
the San Jiao channel of hand Shao Yang |
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×ãÈýÒõ¾ |
3 Yin channels of foot |
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×ãÌ«ÒõÆ¢¾ |
the spleen channel of foot Tai Yin |
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×ãÉÙÒõÉö¾ |
the kidney channel of foot Shao Yin |
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×ãØÊÒõ¸Î¾ |
the liver channel of foot Jue Yin |
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×ãÈýÑô¾ |
3 Yang channels of foot |
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×ãÉÙÑôµ¨¾ |
the gall bladder channel of foot Shao Yang |
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×ãÌ«Ñô°òë×¾ |
the urinary bladder channel of foot Tai Yang |
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×ãÑôÃ÷θ¾ |
the stomach channel of foot Yang Ming |
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Ææ¾°ËÂö |
8 extraordinary channels |
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¶½Âö |
Du channel |
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ÈÎÂö |
Ren channel |
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³åÂö |
Chong channel |
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´øÂö |
Dai channel |
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ÒõõÎÂö |
Yin Chiao channel |
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ÑôõÎÂö |
Yang Chiao channel |
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ÒõάÂö |
Yin Wei channel |
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°¬Ìõ |
moxa stick; moxa roll |
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°¬Öù¾Ä |
moxibustion with moxa cone |
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°¬Ìõ¾Ä |
moxibustion with moxa roll |
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ÎÂºÍ¾Ä |
warming moxibustion |
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ȸ×Ä¾Ä |
bird-pecking moxibustion(with moxa) |
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Ö±½Ó¾Ä |
direct moxibustion |
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ÎÞñ£ºÛ¾Ä |
non-scarring moxibustion |
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¼ä½Ó¾Ä |
indirect moxibustion |
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¸ô½ª¾Ä |
indirect moxibustion by placing a slice of fresh ginger between patient¡¯s skin and moxa. |
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¸ôÑÎ¾Ä |
indirect moxibustion by spreading a thin layer of salt between patient¡¯s skin and moxa. |
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ÎÂÕë¾Ä |
acupuncture with warming the needle by moxa roll; or warming needle moxibustion. |
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°Î»ð¹Þ |
cupping therapy |
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Õë´ÌÂé×í |
acupuncture anesthesia |
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ѨλעÉä |
point injection |
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ÇÊÄÚ×¢Éä |
intrathecal injection |
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¹Ø½ÚÄÚ×¢Éä |
intra-articular injection |
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Ѩλ·â±Õ |
point block |
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·â±ÕÁÆ·¨ |
block therapy |
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ÂñÏßÁÆ·¨ |
catgut-embedding therapy |
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¾Âç |
channels (and collaterals) |
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ëòѨ |
acupuncture points |
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Ê®¶þÕý¾ |
12 regular channels |
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ÃÎÒÅ |
nocturnal emission |
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»¬¾« |
spermatorrhea |
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¾ªØÊ |
fainting from fright |
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Á÷ÏÑ |
salivation |
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¿ÚÃÓ |
oral ulceration |
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ÔªÆø |
primordial Qi |
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×ÚÆø |
pectoral Qi |
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ÓªÆø |
nutritive Qi |
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ÎÀÆø |
defensive Qi |
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Æø»ú |
functioning of Qi |
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·çа |
wind-pathogen |
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º®Ð° |
cold-pathogen |
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Êîа |
summer-heat pathogen |
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ʪа |
damp-pathogen |
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Ôïа |
dry-pathogen |
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»ðа |
fire-pathogen |
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ðÝÆø |
epidemic pathogenic factor |
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ðöѪ |
blood stasis |
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ÕýÆø |
vital Qi |
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Ð°Æø |
pathogenic factor |
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²¡»ú |
pathogenesis |
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ÒõÑôʧµ÷ |
imbalance between Yin and Yang |
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ÒõÑôƫʤ |
relative excessiveness of Yin or Yang |
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ÑôÊ¢ÔòÈÈ |
heat syndrome due to an excess of Yang |
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ÒõÑô¸ñ¾Ü |
opposition and exclusion of Yin and Yang |
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ÒõÊ¢¸ñÑô |
Yang kept externally by Yin-excess in the interior |
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ÍöÒõ |
Yin depletion |
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ÆøÐé |
deficiency of Qi |
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ÆøÖÍ |
stagnation of Qi |
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ÆøÄæ |
reversed flow of Qi |
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ÆøÏÝ |
collapse of Qi |
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Æø±Õ |
blockage of Qi |
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ÆøÍÑ |
exhaustion of Qi |
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ѪÐé |
deficiency of blood |
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Ѫðö |
blood stasis |
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ѪÈÈ |
blood heat |
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Æø²»ÉãѪ |
failure of Qi to control flow of blood |
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ÆøËæÑªÍÑ |
exhaustion of Qi resulting from hemorrhage |
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ÄÚ·ç |
endogenous wind |
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ÐÄѪðö×è |
stagnation of the heart-blood |
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¸ÎÆøÓô½á |
stagnation of the liver-Qi |
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¸Î»ðÉÏÑ× |
flaming up of the liver-fire |
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¸ÎÑôÉÏ¿º |
hyperactivity of the liver-Yang |
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¸Î·çÄÚ¶¯ |
up-stirring of the liver |
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ÉöÆø²»¹Ì |
unconsolidation of kidney-Qi |
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ÉöÒõ¿÷Ðé |
deficiency of the kidney-Yin |
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ÉöÑô²»×ã |
deficiency of the kidney-Yang |
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ÕæÈȼٺ®Ö¤ |
heat syndrome with pseudo-cold symptoms |
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б½Ç´Ì |
oblique insertion |
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ºá´Ì |
horizontal,, insertion |
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µã´Ì |
prompt prick or quick pricking method |
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͸´Ì |
joined puncture |
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Éî´Ì |
deep insertion |
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dz´Ì |
shallow insertion |
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Ö¸ÇнøÕë·¨ |
insertion of the needle aided with finger pressure |
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¼Ð³Ö½øÕë·¨ |
insertion of the needle by holding needle tip with thumb and index finger of the left hand |
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Äó´é½øÕë·¨ |
insertion of the needle by pinching up the skin |
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ÈýÀâÕë |
three-edged needle |
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÷»¨Õë |
plum-blossom needle |
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ÆßÐÇÕë |
seven-star needle |
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Ƥ·ôÕë |
skin needle |
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ƤÄÚÕë |
intradermal needle |
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»ðÕë |
fire needle |
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µçÕë |
electro-acupuncture |
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ÂñÕë |
needle-embedding |
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¶úÕë |
auricular acupuncture |
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Í·Õë |
scalp acupuncture |
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¾Ä·¨ |
moxibustion |
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һ׳ |
one Zhuang |
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°¬ÈÞ |
moxa down; moxa wool |
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°¬Öù |
moxa cone |
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´Ö¢ |
asthma |
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ʧÃß |
insomnia |
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Ðļ |
palptation |
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¸¹Í´ |
abdominal pain |
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»Æðã |
jaundice |
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±ÔÖ¤ |
Bi syndrome |
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ðôÖ¤ |
Wei syndrome |
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¶úÃù |
tinnitus |
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ðäÈù |
mumps |
| Õë¾ÄרҵÊõÓï |
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Õë |
needle |
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Õë¾Ä |
acupuncture and moxibustion |
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Õë¾Ä¿Æ |
Department of Acupuncture and Moxibustion |
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Õë¾ÄÒ½Éú |
acupuncturist |
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Õë±ú |
handle of the acupuncture needle |
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ÕëÌå |
body of the acupuncture needle |
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Õë¼â |
tip of the acupuncture needle |
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Ò»´çÕë |
1 cun needle |
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°ë´çÕë |
0.5 cun needle |
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ºÁÕë |
filiform needle |
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Õë´Ì·¨ |
acupuncture; needle method |
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½øÕë |
insertion of the needle |
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´¹Ö±´Ì |
perpendicular insertion |
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±íʵ֤ |
exterior syndrome of excess type |
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Ð麮֤ |
cold syndrome of deficiency type |
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δ²¡ÏÈ·À |
preventive treatment of disease |
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¼È²¡·À±ä |
control of the development of an existing disease |
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Öβ¡Çó±¾ |
treatment aiming at the primary cause of disease |
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ÕýÖη¨ |
routine treatment |
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º®ÕßÈÈÖ® |
treatment of cold-syndrome with hot-natured drugs |
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ÐéÕß²¹Ö® |
treatment of deficiency-syndrome by reinforcement |
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·´Öη¨ |
treatment contrary to the routine |
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ÈÈÒòÈÈÓÃ |
treatment of pseudo-heat syndrome with drugs of hot nature |
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ÈûÒòÈûÓÃ |
treatment of obstructive disease with tonic drugs |
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ͨÒòͨÓà |
treatment of discharging disease with purgatives |
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¼±ÔòÖÎÆä±ê |
relieving the secondary in an urgent case |
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»ºÔòÖÎÆä±¾ |
removing the primary in a chronic case |
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±ê±¾¼æÖÎ |
treating the primary and the secondary aspects at the same time |
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·öÕý |
supporting vital Qi |
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ìîа |
eliminating pathogens |
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ÉË·ç |
common cold |
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Á÷ÐÐÐÔ¸Ðð |
epidemic influenza |
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Á÷ÐÐÐÔÒÒÐÍÄÔÑ× |
epidemic encephalitis B |
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Á÷ÐÐÐÔÄÔ¼¹ËèĤÑ× |
epidemic meningitis |
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Á÷ÐÐÐÔÈùÏÙÑ× |
epidemic parotitis |
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°ÙÈÕ¿È |
whooping cough |
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¾úÁ¡ |
bacillary dysentery |
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¼äÈÕű |
tertian malaria |
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¼±ÐÔÖ§Æø¹ÜÑ× |
acute bronchitis |
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Ö§Æø¹ÜÏø´ |
bronchial asthma |
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Ö§Æø¹Ü·ÎÑ× |
bronchopneumonia |
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·Î²»ÕÅ |
atelectasis |
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¸ßѪѹ |
hypertension |
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Ð£Èû |
myocardial infarction |
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ÐĽÊÍ´ |
angina pectoris |
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θÑ× |
gastritis |
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θÀ£Ññ |
gastric ulcer |
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Ê®¶þÖ¸³¦À£Ññ |
duodenal ulcer |
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À»Î²Ñ× |
appendicitis |
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θÏ´¹ |
gastroptosis |
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ÖÌ |
hemorrhoid |
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µ¨ÄÒÑ× |
cholecystitis |
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µ¨Ê¯Ö¢ |
cholelithiasis |
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¼±ÐÔÒÈÏÙÑ× |
acute pancreatitis |
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ñ²ðï |
epilepsy |
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·çʪÐԹؽÚÑ× |
rheumatic arthritis |
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Í´¾ |
dysmenorrhea |
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Éñ¾ÐÔÆ¤Ñ× |
neurodermatitis |
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Ô¶ÊÓ |
hyperopia |
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½üÊÓ |
myopia |
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±ÇÑ× |
rhinitis |
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ÑÊÑ× |
pharyngitis |
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ºíÑ× |
laryngitis |
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ÄÔÒçѪ |
cerebral hemorrhage |
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ƫͷʹ |
migraine |
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ÃæÌ± |
facial paralysis |
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Àß¼äÉñ¾Í´ |
intercostal neuralgia |
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×ø¹ÇÉñ¾Í´ |
sciatica |
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Èý²æÉñ¾Í´ |
trigeminal neuralgia |
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Éñ¾Ë¥Èõ |
neurasthenia |
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Ô¾²»µ÷ |
menstrual disorder |
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¾±×µ²¡ |
cervical spondylosis |
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×µ¼äÅÌÍ»³öÖ¢ |
prolapsed intervertebral disc |
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ÍøÇòÖâ |
tennis elbow |
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ëìÇÊÑ× |
tenosynovitis |
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θʹ |
stomach ache |
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Éñ¾Í´ |
neuralgia |
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µ¨½ÊÍ´ |
biliary colic |
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±ãÃØ |
constipation |
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¸¹Ðº |
diarrhea |
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Ñôή |
impotence |
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Öзç |
apoplexy |