Summary: The purpose of this paper is to explore the methods, advantages and clinical significance of a combination of Western and Central medicine in primary health care. The analysis of the causes and symptoms of acute oscillitis provides a description of the conventional treatments of Western medicine, such as anti-infection, local treatment, etc., as well as the evidence-based treatment and specialty treatments of Chinese medicine. Emphasis is placed on the positive effects of the combination of Central and Western medicine in improving the efficacy of treatment, reducing the pathology, reducing the complications and reducing the recurrence rate. It provides a more comprehensive treatment philosophy and reference base for primary health-care workers to better serve the wider range of acute oscillitis patients.
Introduction
Acute oscillitis is a common upper-respiratory disease in primary health-care institutions and can be caused by viruses or bacterial infections or induced by environmental factors, bad living habits, etc. The main symptoms include stomach pain, dryness, heat, aerobics and, in serious cases, all-body symptoms such as fever and cough. If the treatment is not timely or appropriate, complications such as Chinese ear, sinus and acute renal inflammation may arise, affecting the quality of life and health of the patient. The combination of Western and Central medicine for acute oscillitis shows a unique advantage in primary medical practice, combining both, improving the effectiveness of treatment and promoting the rehabilitation of patients.
II. WATER TREATMENT
1. Patient treatment
– There is generally no need for anti-bacterial drugs for acute oscillitis caused by viral infections, mainly through treatment for the disease, such as drinking water, rest, etc., as the virus is mostly self-restricted. For acute oscillitis caused by bacterial infections, sensitive antibacterial drugs, such as penicillin and headgillin, are often selected according to the pathogen type. At the grass-roots level, an initial diagnosis of the type of infection can be made through the patient ‘ s symptoms, signs and, if necessary, blood protocols, etc., to provide a reasonable choice of antibacterial drugs.
2. Partial treatment
– The local use of drugs can directly affect the osteoporosis and relieve symptoms. Commonly used drugs include venom, e.g. compost, furan silin, etc., which cleans mouths, circulatory inflammation, and reduces stomach pain and discomfort. Scraps, such as watermelons, grass corals, etc., can serve as a cooling and oscillation. In addition, there are local sprays, such as sacrosanct sprays, which can be sprayed directly in the stomach and rapidly relieve symptoms.
Medical care
1. Proof of jurisdiction
– Testimony of wind heathens: in the form of pain in the stomach, an increase in the ingestion, fever, a mild wind, thirst, etc. To cure the heat from the wind, and to detoxify the venom and swallow. Common formulas such as silver stubble and decrease, square gold and silver flowers, stale pyrolysis, platinum, oxen, mustard, etc., venom tablets, oranges, glycerine, bamboo leaf, etc.
– Proof of pulmonary fever: severe red and swollen pain in the stomach, difficulty in swallowing, high heat, thirst for drink, secretness of the poop, etc. Tonga will be cooled with tungsten, yellow tungsten, tungsten, tungsten, tungsten, tungsten, and so forth.
2. Chinese medical treatment
– Acupuncture treatment: available for caves such as coyote, inner court, chorus, small merchants, etc. It is a luminous larvae that passes through its mouth, so that it is able to defunct and communicate for pain; it is a venomous cavity for the lumber of the sun, so that the diarrhea can be quenched; and it is a small business that passes through the pit of the vaginal pulmonary pulmonary pulmonary pulmonary pulmonary pulmonary fever by stinging, which has a better abating effect on the symptoms of acute oscillitis such as anal pain and fever.
– Massage: Caves of the neck that can be massaged, as well as the cavity of the guillotine, the guillotine, etc., and so on, as a means of facilitating communication, reconciling aerobic blood, and abdomen. It is also possible to introduce tweed therapy, which promotes local aerobics and improves osteoporosis by tweeding in the throat of the neck.
IV. Advantages of combined medical treatment in West and Central China
Improved efficacy
– Anti-infection and local treatments in Western medicine can quickly control infection and mitigate local symptoms, while the evidence-based treatment in Chinese medicine can improve the effectiveness of treatment from a holistic point of view, regulating the body ‘ s yang balance and enhancing its resistance. For example, the use of anti-bacterial drugs, combined with Chinese antithermal antidotes, can more effectively eliminate osteoporosis and alleviate symptoms such as pain.
Shortening the path
– Combined medical treatment in Central and Western Africa can significantly reduce the incidence of acute oscillitis. Western medical treatment can improve patients ‘ fever and stomach pains in the short term, and the overall management of Chinese medicine can facilitate the recovery of the body and prevent its spread. For example, on the basis of partial use of venom and tablets, the patient’s symptoms are cured and cured at a significantly earlier stage than a single treatment.
3. Reduction of complications
– The positive and deviant role of Chinese medicine helps to improve the immune function of the body and prevent complications. Standardized treatment in western medicine allows for the timely control of the development of the condition, and the combination of the two can reduce the incidence of complications such as moderate ear and sinus. For example, the introduction of Chinese pharmacology after anti-infection treatment can reduce the risk of re-infection and complications for some patients who are weak and vulnerable to repeated infections.
4. Reduction of relapse rates
– Chinese medicine focuses on the adaptation of the patient ‘ s state of health, improving the internal environment of the patient and improving the resilience of the body. After the acute oscillitis cure, the continued use of Chinese medicine as a combination of a combination of positive-confirming agents or therapeutics can reduce the rate of relapse and the number of repeated visits.
Conclusions
In primary health-care institutions, the combination of Western and Central medicine for acute oscillitis has a significant advantage. Through Western medicine, it is possible to improve the effectiveness of treatment, reduce the course of illness, reduce complications and reduce relapse rates, by means of precision diagnosis and targeted treatment, combined with evidence-based treatment and specialty treatment in Chinese medicine. Primary-level medical workers should be skilled in the combination of Chinese and Western medicine for acute oscillitis, develop individualized treatment programmes tailored to the specific situation of the patient, take full advantage of the combination of Central and Western medicine, provide better quality and efficient medical care to the general population of acute oscillitis, promote primary health care and improve the health of the population at the grass-roots level.
