What should I learn first when studying Chinese medicine?

Learn the basic theory of traditional Chinese medicine, traditional Chinese medicine, Huangdi Neijing and so on.

1, basic theory of traditional Chinese medicine

From the beginning, Chinese medicine should learn the basic concepts of yin and yang, five elements, qi and blood, body fluid and meridians. These concepts are the basis of TCM theory and need to be deeply understood. Introduction to Chinese medicine is boring, so you need to read more and remember more, just stick to it. In addition, we need to learn medical classics such as Synopsis of the Golden Chamber, Treatise on Febrile Diseases, Treatise on Febrile Diseases, and health books.

2. Traditional Chinese medicine

Learn Chinese medicine first, then get started with Chinese medicine. Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) is an important part of TCM, which involves the knowledge of types, properties, efficacy and compatibility of TCM. Learning Chinese medicine helps to understand the principles and methods of Chinese medicine treatment. In the third stage, you can start learning acupuncture and other directions.

3. Huangdi Neijing

Studying Huangdi Neijing before the introduction of Chinese medicine is one of the classics of Chinese medicine, and it is a master of Huangdi's medical thoughts and practical achievements. Studying Huangdi Neijing can help us better understand the theory of TCM, master the treatment methods of TCM and improve the quality and clinical ability of TCM. Learning other Chinese medicine books and materials can help us better understand Chinese medicine culture, broaden our horizons and improve our own quality.

Knowledge and understanding of Chinese medicine;

1. Traditional Chinese medicine is a kind of traditional medicine, and its theoretical system and treatment methods are different from modern medicine. Traditional Chinese medicine pays attention to the overall concept and dialectical treatment, emphasizing the balance and harmony inside and outside the human body.

2. Chinese medicine believes that the physiological functions of qi, blood, body fluid and viscera in human body are closely related to the external environment, season and climate. Therefore, when treating diseases, Chinese medicine should not only aim at the disease itself, but also consider the balance of qi, blood, yin and yang of the whole human body and its relationship with the external environment.

3. Chinese medicine treatment methods include acupuncture, Chinese medicine, massage, qigong and other means. These methods have been proved to be effective in clinical practice, but they need to be applied reasonably according to specific conditions.

Chinese medicine emphasizes prevention and health care, and enhances human immunity and health status by regulating diet, exercise and mood.