The Chinese doctor sees the tumor.
Cancer has been a major focus of attention in health issues. Today, let’s talk about Chinese doctors’ views on tumours in a simple and comprehensible way about how Chinese doctors know this “problem guy.”
I. What is a tumor?
Chinese medicine does not have the exact modern medical term “tumours”, but has its own unique knowledge of tumor-related conditions. According to Chinese doctors, tumors are a manifestation of environmental disorders within the human body, as if an ecosystem had problems, leading to the accumulation and growth of certain “adverse factors”. It may be formed by the interaction of a variety of causes, such as poor aerobic blood in the body, wet condensation and thermal toxicity.
II. Causes of tumours in Chinese medicine
(i) Relationship factors
You know what? Our emotions have a great impact on the body. Chinese doctors find themselves in a situation of chronic distress, such as excessive grief, anxiety, anger, etc., which affects the functioning of their bodies. It’s like we’re supposed to have a smooth flow of gas in our bodies, but if we’re always in a bad mood, it’s stuck in there, for a long time, and it can cause a disease, and it can bury the cancer.
(ii) Dietary factors
It’s a college question. If we regularly eat unbridled foods, often eating greasy, spicy, cold or spoiled foods, we can hurt our stomachs. The spleen is our body’s “genernity” and when it hurts, the digestive function changes, and the body can easily produce pathologies like weed. These things accumulate together, and they can develop into tumors.
(iii) Exodus attacks
Outside evils, such as wind, cold, summer, wet, dry, fire, if they attack the human body and stay too long in the body, can also cause a haematosis of the body, thus causing a tumor. For example, being in a damp environment for long periods of time, they are vulnerable to humid evils, which accumulate in their bodies, may affect normal metabolism in the body and thus cause tumours to occur.
(iv) Weaknesses
The role of positive is particularly emphasized by Chinese doctors. The positive air is like our body’s “Defense Army” to protect against all kinds of evil aggression. If there is a lack of positive air, the body’s resistance is reduced, and the deviant is easily absorbed into the body, causing disturbances in the body and tumours. For example, when older or chronically ill people are weak, the risk of tumours may increase.
How to diagnose tumours
The diagnosis of tumours is not based solely on instrumentation. Doctors collect information on patients by means of observation, hearing, questioning and cutting.
Look, look at the color of the patient, his tongue, his form, etc. For example, when a person’s face is dark and his tongue is thick, it may point to problems inside the body.
They include hearing the patient ‘ s voice, breathing and smelling the patient ‘ s body. For example, some oncological patients may have special body tastes.
Doctors are asked about the symptoms of patients, such as pain, swelling, diet, sleep, etc., and about their family history, habits, etc.
Cut, just take the pulse. By touching the patient ‘ s pulse, the doctor is able to determine the patient ‘ s state of health by understanding how the blood flow works.
By combining this information, Chinese doctors can make a preliminary assessment of the patient ‘ s condition and then develop a programme of treatment in conjunction with the results of other examinations.
IV. Methods of treatment of tumours in Chinese medicine
(i) Chinese medicine
Chinese medicine is one of the most important means of treating tumours in Chinese medicine. The Chinese Medical Association offers different prescriptions depending on the patient ‘ s specific circumstances. Some of the Chinese drugs in these prescriptions are active haematosis, which allows for smoother circulation of aerobic blood; some are antithermal detoxification, which helps to extricate the toxin from the body; some are fertilized, which eliminates the build-up of damp in the body; and others, which enhances the body ‘ s positive air and enhances resistance. For example, some of the most common anti-tumour drugs are white snakes, half of the licories, yellow tarts, party membership, etc.
(ii) Acupuncture therapy
Acupuncture can also play a role in tumour therapy. A needle piercing a specific lacuna can regulate the body ‘ s haematological history and improve its functioning. For example, acupuncture can provide some relief for pain symptoms in some cases of tumour. Moreover, acupuncture can help to improve patients ‘ immunity and promote physical rehabilitation.
(iii) Massage
Proper massage is also good for oncological patients. It promotes blood circulation in the body, eases muscle stress and reduces the fatigue of patients. However, when carrying out massages, care must be taken of methods and strength to avoid adverse irritation of the tumor.
(iv) Psychological regulation
Chinese doctors attach great importance to the impact of psychological factors on diseases. Thus, during the treatment of tumours, doctors also look at the mental state of the patient and provide psychological guidance. Keeping patients optimistic is important for the treatment and rehabilitation of diseases. Because you’re in a better mood, you’ll get better and better.
V. The advantages of Chinese medicine in cancer control
(i) Overall harmonization
The Chinese doctor emphasizes the holistic approach, which does not deal only with the tumor itself, but rather with the internal environment in order to improve the body ‘ s immunity and self-rehabilitation. To prevent and treat tumours by improving the overall state of the body.
(ii) Low side effects
Most Chinese drugs are natural herbs, with relatively small side effects. Moreover, the emphasis on individualisation in Chinese medicine can be tailored to the specific circumstances of the patient and reduce adverse effects on the body. This is a good choice for patients who are weak or unable to withstand the side effects of Western medicine.
(iii) Improved quality of life
The quality of life of patients is very important in the treatment of oncology. Chinese doctors can improve the quality of life of their patients by a number of means, such as pain relief, sleep improvement, diet regulation, etc., so that they can treat the disease while maintaining a normal life.
(iv) Prevention of recurrence
The most serious concern of tumor patients is the re-emergence problem. By helping to correct the evil, the Chinese doctor can enhance the body ‘ s positive air and remove the remaining nefarious air from the body, thereby reducing the risk of re-emergence. Moreover, Chinese doctors emphasize the rehabilitation of patients, help them develop healthy living habits and prevent the recurrence of tumours.
In general, Chinese doctors have unique knowledge of and treatment for tumours. It plays an important role in the prevention and treatment of tumours and can provide more treatment options and help to patients. Of course, the treatment of tumours in Chinese medicine is not isolated, and it can be combined with Western medicine, which can complement and serve the health of patients. It is hoped that, by understanding the Chinese doctor’s perception of the tumor, you will be more concerned about your health, maintain good habits and mentalities and keep the tumor from us.
That’s just some brief introductions to the Chinese doctor’s opinion of the tumor. Do you understand? If you have any other questions, ask me anytime.
(Care note: This is only a general science article and is not a substitute for professional medical diagnosis and treatment. If you are suspected of tumours or related health problems, contact the doctor and follow the doctor ‘ s advice. I’m not sure.
