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Specialist in Traditional Medicine.
Chapter 201: Traditional Chinese Medicine Also Needs to Be Clear and Understandable. [201]
Summary
In this narrative, Jiang Wei Xue demonstrates a deep understanding of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), emphasizing the simplicity behind its concepts, which are often misunderstood. The five elements—metal, wood, water, fire, and earth—are crucial in TCM, illustrating the relationships between organs. Jiang Wei Xue diagnoses a patient with liver yin deficiency and prescribes the Fire-Invoking Decoction, a formula with historical roots. Fang Yan, a young doctor, suggests that TCM practitioners should clarify misconceptions for patients. Their dialogue reveals the importance of patient understanding in TCM, highlighting the need for clear communication and the human-centered approach of the practice.Full content
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