What are the four national medicines in China?

Tibetan medicine history Tibetan medicine is one of the treasures of excellent national culture and an important part of Chinese medicine. It is a national medicine with systematic theory, which is second only to traditional Chinese medicine. It has made important contributions to the health and prosperity of the Tibetan people in China for thousands of years. Among them, the most famous is the four medical books written by Yun Dan Kampot.

(2) Mongolian medicine

Mongolian medicine is gradually formed and developed by Mongolian people in long-term medical practice. It absorbed the essence of Tibetan medicine, Chinese medicine and Indian medical theory, and gradually formed a national traditional medicine with distinctive national characteristics, regional characteristics, unique theoretical system and clinical characteristics. Mongolian medical scientists have created a unique preparation method and medication method suitable for the actual situation in this area. At the same time, it also absorbed the pharmacological theoretical knowledge of Tibet, India and other regions and brotherly peoples.

(3) Uygur medicine

History of Uyghur Medicine For thousands of years, Uyghur medicine has been a unique theoretical system, which occupies a large proportion in the treasure house of traditional medicine in China. Theoretical system Uighur medicine is mainly composed of temperament theory, body fluid theory and viscera theory. It is believed that the pathological changes of human body are mainly caused by temperament disorder and abnormal black bile. To cure a disease, we must first remove abnormal black bile from the body. Uygur medicine has a unique effect on preventing tumors, cardiovascular diseases, skin diseases and diabetes.

(D) Dai medicine

Dai medicine history Dai medicine is a traditional medicine summarized by the Dai people in their struggle against diseases. With systematic medical theory and rich clinical experience, it has distinctive national and local characteristics. It is an important part of traditional medicine in China. According to the local climate characteristics, Dai doctors divide a year into three seasons: cold, hot and rainy, and choose different prescriptions to treat diseases in different seasons. Dai medicine treats diseases by oral administration, external use and both internal and external treatment, and there are some unique treatment methods. Such as sleeping pills, dressing change drugs, steaming drugs, fumigating drugs, grinding drugs, acupuncture drugs and so on. The existing Dai medical literature includes: Gayashanhaya, Manushaluo, Pharmacopoeia, medical records, medical records, pathology and so on.