The main contents of TCM diagnostics do not include

The main content of TCM diagnostics does not include treatment.

Diagnostics of traditional Chinese medicine is a subject that studies the basic theories, knowledge and skills of diagnosing diseases, judging diseases and differentiating syndromes according to the theory of traditional Chinese medicine. It is the basic course of TCM specialty, the bridge between basic theory and clinical discipline, and the main course in the curriculum system of TCM specialty.

Diagnosis, diagnosis and understanding; Break, analyze and judge. "Diagnosis" is to grasp the information of the patient's condition by asking and checking the patient, so as to determine the patient's health status and the nature of the disease, and make a general judgment on the disease and syndrome.

Diagnostics of traditional Chinese medicine is a course to explore the basic theories, methods and skills of TCM diagnosis and syndrome differentiation. Diagnosis is the overall judgment of human health and disease syndromes. It is a bridge between basic medicine and clinical medicine, which has the characteristics of close combination of basic theory and clinical practice and is an important part in the field of traditional Chinese medicine.

Diagnostics of traditional Chinese medicine is the accumulation of clinical diagnosis experience of doctors in past dynasties, and its theory and method originated very early. In the 5th century BC, Bian Que, a famous physician, diagnosed patients by "feeling the pulse, looking at the color, listening to the sound and writing the shape". In Huangdi Neijing and Difficult Classics, not only the theoretical basis and methods of four diagnosis are laid, but also the diagnosis of diseases must be considered comprehensively by combining internal and external factors.

Diagnostic principles of TCM diagnostics;

In the process of its formation and development, Chinese medicine is influenced by China's ancient philosophy, and its epistemology and methodology have simple materialist dialectics. The understanding of nature and human physiology and pathology is an intuitive way to look at the relationship between them from the whole, which constitutes a holistic view of correspondence between man and nature, harmony between form and spirit, and correlation between exterior and interior.

Traditional Chinese medicine believes that there is interaction and causality between things, and the human body is an organic whole. Local lesions can produce systemic pathological reactions, which can be reflected locally.