Eastern medicine

Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) is a collective term for traditional medical practices originating from China, recognized as a complementary medical system in much of the Western world and Europe, while in Asia it is part of primary healthcare.

It is called "traditional" because it has a written and experiential history spanning thousands of years. This knowledge, rooted in a rich past, continues to evolve. It is referred to as "Chinese" because it originates from China, offering a unique medical perspective and healing methods.

Traditional Chinese medicine employs highly refined diagnostic and treatment methods. For a skilled and experienced practitioner, external signs of illness—such as skin changes, eye color, and patient behavior—carry important information, which the practitioner clarifies through questioning and examinations.

Before treatments begin, a traditional Chinese medical examination is conducted, which includes the following assessments:

1. Observation of the skin, eyes, lips, hair, movement, mental state, overall physical appearance, and examination of the tongue.
2. Analysis of sounds emitted by the patient (coughing, breathing, speech, hiccups, etc.) and smells (skin odor, breath odor, etc.).
3. Inquiry about complaints and taking a medical history.
4. Pulse examination and palpation, focusing on analyzing the pulse at the wrist.

This is followed by the creation of a treatment plan. Treatment begins after a preliminary discussion with the patient.

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