“Diagnosis of the Mid-level Doctor of Red Lupus.”

Red lupus is a complex self-immuno-disease that can weigh on multiple systems and organs of the whole body, divided into different types, such as skin-type red lupus and systemic red lupus, with a significant impact on the physical and mental health of patients. Chinese medicine has a unique theoretical system and extensive practical experience in the field of awareness, diagnosis and treatment of red weeds, and plays an important role in improving patients ‘ condition and quality of life.

Chinese doctor’s diagnosis of erythalamus.

Medical visits: Chinese doctors collect diagnostic information by observing the overall appearance of patients. At the time of the facial visit, the typical butterflies of the systematic erythalamus are often important clues in the form of butterflies, cross-nose beams and double cheeks, colorful reds or dark reds, which, in the view of Chinese doctors, may be associated with the heated dysentery in the body, as well as with a haematosis. At the same time, the skin of the patient is also observed with other skin lesions such as erythromatoma, rashes, herpes, and whether the hair is dry or not, the colour of the mouth, the colour and form of the tongue, the thinness of the tongue, the drying, the colour, etc. For example, if the tongue is red and the tongue is yellow, it is often suggested that there is a hysteria in the body, and if the vermin is bruised, it may indicate that the haematosis is more severe. In addition, the mental state of the patient, his body, his eyes, etc., can be judged by his mental state and his overall aerobic state, e.g. mental infirmity and incompetence.

Audience: It includes both hearing and smell. The voice of the listener is low, weak, obstinate, etc., which may be a sign of lack of sound and weakness; if the sound is loud, it is accompanied by irritating, etc., which may be associated with heat in the body. In terms of smell, attention is drawn to the presence of special odours in patients, such as those with heavy weight in part of the wet heat, which may emit a odour similar to filth. At the same time, in cases of decompression and decomposition of the skin of the patient, it is also necessary to smell the local odour in order to assist in the assessment of the weight of the condition and the nature of the depravity.

(a) A medical consultation: a detailed inquiry into the patient ‘ s symptoms, symptoms, duration of the illness, history of previous cases, family history, etc. To understand when, where, and why, red spots appear, and whether they are accompanied by heat, joint pain, oral ulcer, hair loss, physical inactivity, and other symptoms, as well as how they change in one day or in different seasons. For example, when a patient suffers from increased stress, more visible inactivity and increased red-coloured velocities tends to point to a certain role in the development of the disease, and when the red spots increase after the sun, it may be associated with thermal and the positive. They are also asked about their diet, their sleep, their defecation, their food preferences, their poor quality of sleep and their abnormality, which can be used as a basis for identification, such as the chronic appetite for spicy and greasy foods, which can lead to hysteria in their stomachs, thus affecting their condition.

Antology: Diagnosis through arteries and contact with skin. During the arteries, common pulses such as the thin veins, multitips of the fissure internal heat, with insufficient venom in the body, may mean that there is a humid heat in the body; and silhouettes often indicate a positive gas loss and a lack of gas blood. The temperature, humidity, elasticity, etc. of the skin can be understood by touch to the skin, which, if heated, may be hot and hot on the surface or inside; if the skin is rough and inelastic, it also reflects the state in which the aerobic blood is not able to support the skin.

Taking into account the information gathered by the above-mentioned four consultations, the Chinese doctor has divided the general identification of erythroaces into various types of evidence, such as hot and intoxicating evidence, false internal thermal evidence, spleen and kidney prognosis, and aerobic haemorrhage, to provide the basis for subsequent targeted treatment.