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 ÖÐÎÄ   | 
 English   | 
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 ÍÆÄÃ   | 
 manipulation  | 
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 ÂñÏßÁÆ·¨   | 
 thread embedding therapy  | 
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 ÐÂÕëÁÆ·¨   | 
 new acupuncture therapy  | 
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 Ò»Ö¸ìøÍÆ·¨   | 
 Pushing Manipulation with One-finger Meditation  | 
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 ¹ö·¨   | 
 Rolling Manipulation  | 
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 Èà·¨   | 
 Kneading Manipulation  | 
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 Ħ·¨   | 
 Rubbing Manipulation  | 
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 ²Á·¨   | 
 Scrubbing Manipulation  | 
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 Ä÷¨   | 
 Grasping Manipulation  | 
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 °´·¨   | 
 Pressing Manipulation  | 
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 Æ½ÍÆ·¨   | 
 Flat-pushing Manipulation  | 
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 °´µã·¨   | 
 Digital-pressing Manipulation  | 
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 »÷µã·¨   | 
 Digital-striking Manipulation  | 
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 ÅÄ·¨   | 
 Patting Manipulation  | 
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 ßµ»÷·¨   | 
 Tapping Manipulation  | 
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 Õñ·¨   | 
 Vibrating Manipulation  | 
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 ´ê·¨   | 
 Foulage Manipulation  | 
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 Äí·¨   | 
 Holding-twisting Manipulation  | 
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 ¶¶·¨   | 
 Shaking Manipulation  | 
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 Ĩ·¨   | 
 Wiping Manipulation  | 
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 Ò¡·¨   | 
 Rotating Manipulation  | 
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 °â·¨   | 
 Pulling Manipulation  | 
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 °ÎÉì·¨   | 
 Traction and Counter-traction  | 
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 ÎåÔà   | 
 five organs  | 
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 Áù¸   | 
 six entrails  | 
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 Èý½¹   | 
 three cavities  | 
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 ¾«   | 
 vital energy nutriment and blood  | 
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 Æø   | 
 functional power  | 
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 ½òÒº   | 
 body fluid  | 
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 Íâ¸Ð   | 
 extrnal infection  | 
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 ÁùÒù   | 
 six evils  | 
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 ÄÚÉË   | 
 emotional evil effects  | 
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 ÆßÇé   | 
 seven passions  | 
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 Òõ   | 
 negative elements  | 
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 Ñô   | 
 positive elements  | 
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 ÎåÐÐ   | 
 five primary elements  | 
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 ľÉú»ð   | 
 wood generates fire  | 
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 ÍÁ¿ËË®   | 
 earth destroys water  | 
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 ±íÖ¤   | 
 dieases of the exterior  | 
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 ÀïÖ¤   | 
 diseases of the interior  | 
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 º®Ö¤   | 
 diseases caused by cold  | 
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 ÈÈÖ¤   | 
 diseases caused by heat  | 
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 ËÄÕï   | 
 four diagnostic methods  | 
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 ÍûÕï   | 
 inspection  | 
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 ÎÅÕï   | 
 auscultation and olfaction  | 
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 ÎÊÕï   | 
 inquiry  | 
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 ÇÐÕï   | 
 pulse feeling and palpation  | 
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 °Ë¸Ù   | 
 eight principles of differentiating diseases  | 
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 ÒõÑô   | 
 yin and yang  | 
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 ±íÀï   | 
 the exterior and interior of the body  | 
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 º®ÈÈ   | 
 cold and heat  | 
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 Ðéʵ   | 
 insufficiency and excessiveness  | 
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 ±æÖ¤Ê©ÖÎ   | 
 diagnosis and treatment  | 
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 ÕïÂö   | 
 to feel the pulse palpation  | 
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 ¸¡Âö   | 
 floating pulse  | 
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 ³ÁÂö   | 
 collapsing pulse  | 
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 ºéÂö   | 
 full pulse  | 
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 ÊýÂö   | 
 rapid pulse  | 
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 ³ÙÂö   | 
 slow pulse  | 
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 ÈõÂö   | 
 weak pulse  | 
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 ɬÂö   | 
 stagnant pulse  | 
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 ηº®   | 
 intolerance of cold  | 
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 ¶ñº®   | 
 aversion to cold  | 
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 º®ÈÈÍùÀ´   | 
 alternate spells of fever and chill  | 
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 ׳ÈÈ   | 
 strong heat  | 
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 ׯÈÈ   | 
 burning heat  | 
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 ·³ÈÈ   | 
 fever with irritability and fidget  | 
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 ³±ÈÈ   | 
 tidal fever  | 
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 ·³¿Ê   | 
 fidget and thirst  | 
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 Éñ»è   | 
 loss of conscious  | 
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 ÚÞÓï   | 
 delirium  | 
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 ×ÔÈ»±ê־ȡѨ·¨   | 
 measurement with natural marks  | 
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 ´¦·½È¡Ñ¨ÔÔò   | 
 the basic principles for composition and prescription of the points  | 
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 ѾȡѨ   | 
 to select the points from the remote area  | 
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 ¾Ö²¿È¡Ñ¨   | 
 to select the points from the local area  | 
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 ÁÚ½üȡѨ   | 
 to select the points from the vicinity  | 
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 °¢ÊÇѨ   | 
 "Ah shi" points  | 
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 Õë¸Ð   | 
 acupuncture feeling  | 
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 Ëá   | 
 soreness  | 
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 Âé   | 
 numbness  | 
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 ÕÍ   | 
 distension  | 
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 ÖØ   | 
 heaviness  | 
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 ÈȸР  | 
 sense of warmth  | 
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 Àä¸Ð   | 
 sense of coldness  | 
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 ´¥µç¸Ð   | 
 sense of electric shock  | 
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 ¾Âç¸Ð´«ÏÖÏó   | 
 transmission of acupuncture feeling by the channels  | 
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 ÔÎÕë   | 
 fainting on acupuncture  | 
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 ÖÍÕë   | 
 sticking of the needle  | 
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 ÍäÕë   | 
 bending of the needle  | 
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 ÕÛÕë   | 
 breaking of the needle  | 
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 ¸ôËâ¾Ä   | 
 indirect moxibustion separated by garlic slice  | 
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 Æø¹¦ÁÆ·¨   | 
 breathing exercises therapy  | 
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 °´Ä¦   | 
 massage  | 
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 ÑôάÂö   | 
 Yang Wei channel  | 
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 Ê®ËľѨ   | 
 the points of 14 channels  | 
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 ¾ÍâÆæÑ¨   | 
 the extraordinary points  | 
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 ÊæÕŽøÕë·¨   | 
 to insert the needle by stretching the skin with finger  | 
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 ËÙ´Ì·¨   | 
 method of rapid insertion of the needle  | 
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 ÁôÕë   | 
 retention of the needle  | 
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 ÐÐÕë   | 
 manipulation of the needle  | 
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 ³öÕë   | 
 withdrawing of the needle  | 
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 µÃÆø   | 
 getting the Qi (or the feeling) of acupuncture  | 
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 ²¹Ðº·¨   | 
 method of reinforcement and reduction  | 
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 Ìá²å²¹Ðº   | 
 to reinforce (or reduce) by lifting and thrusting the needle  | 
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 Äíת   | 
 rotating the needle  | 
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 Äíת²¹Ðº   | 
 to reinforce or reduce by rotating the needle  | 
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 ¿ªãز¹Ðº   | 
 reinforcing or reducing by closing or enlarging the acupuncture hole  | 
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 ƽ²¹Æ½Ðº   | 
 normal reinforcement and normal reduction  | 
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 ëòѨ¶¨Î»ÓëȡѨ   | 
 location and measurement of point  | 
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 ͬÉí´ç·¨   | 
 identical unit or proportional unit of the body  | 
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 Ö¸´ç·¨   | 
 finger-length measurement  | 
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 ÖÐָͬÉí´ç·¨   | 
 middle finger identical unit  | 
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 ĴָͬÉí´ç·¨   | 
 thumb identical unit  | 
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 ¹Ç¶È·¨   | 
 bone-length measurement  | 
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 ÏîÇ¿   | 
 rigid neck  | 
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 ³é½î   | 
 spasms of muscle  | 
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 ÐØÃÆ   | 
 oppressed feeling in the chest  | 
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 ̵¿È   | 
 produtive cough  | 
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 ¸É¿È   | 
 dry cough  | 
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 ¶ÌÆø   | 
 shortness of breath  | 
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 ÉÙÆø   | 
 asthenic breathing  | 
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 ´´Ù   | 
 dyspnea and tachypnea  | 
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 ̵Ãù   | 
 asthma caused by excessive phlegm  | 
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 º®Ìµ   | 
 cold phlehm  | 
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 ÐéÈÈ   | 
 fever due to deficiency  | 
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 ÎåÐÄ·³ÈÈ   | 
 heat sensation in chest, palmes and soles  | 
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 ÒõÐé·¢ÈÈ   | 
 fever due to deficiency of yin  | 
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 ½¡Íü   | 
 amnesia  | 
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 ¶àÃÎ   | 
 dreaminess  | 
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 µÁº¹   | 
 night sweat  | 
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 ×Ôº¹   | 
 spontaneous perspiration  | 
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 ÆøÐé×Ôº¹   | 
 spontaneous sweating due to deficiency of vital energy  | 
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 ÑôÐé×Ôº¹   | 
 spontaneous sweating due to deficiency of yang  | 
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 ÒõÐéµÁº¹   | 
 night sweat due to deficiency of yin  | 
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 Í·ÖØ   | 
 heaviness of the head  | 
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 ¿Úàä   | 
 trismus  | 
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 ʧÓï   | 
 aphasia  | 
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 Âéľ   | 
 numbness  | 
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 »èØÊ   | 
 fainting spell  | 
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 ÊÖ×ãØÊÀä   | 
 cold limbs  | 
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 ¿Ú¿à   | 
 bitterness in the mouth  | 
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 ¿Ú³ô   | 
 halitosis  | 
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 ¶ñÐÄ   | 
 nausea  | 
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 ·´Î¸   | 
 regurgitation  | 
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 ³¯Ê³ÄºÍ   | 
 vomiting in the evening what was eaten in the morning  | 
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 Òàà   | 
 dysphagia  | 
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 ßÀÄæ   | 
 hiccup  | 
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 ÍÌËá   | 
 acid regurgitation  | 
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 àÈÆø   | 
 belching eructation  | 
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 àȸ¯   | 
 belching with fetid odour  | 
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 ÉËʳ   | 
 indigestion caused by improper diet or overeating  | 
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 ±ãäç   | 
 loose stool  | 
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 ÏÂÁ¡Çå¹È   | 
 diarrhea with fluid stool containing undigested food  | 
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 Ʀ¿é   | 
 mass in the abdomen  | 
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 񀓪   | 
 epistaxis  | 
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 ±ãѪ   | 
 rectum bleeding  | 
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 С±ãƵÊý   | 
 frequent urination  | 
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 С±ãʧ½û   | 
 incontinence of urine  | 
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 ÑüËá   | 
 sour in the loins  | 
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 ÑüÍ´   | 
 lumbago  | 
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 ÊÖÈýÒõ¾   | 
 3 Yin channels of hand  | 
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 ÊÖÌ«Òõ·Î¾   | 
 the lung channel of hand Tai Yin  | 
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 ÊÖÉÙÒõÐľ   | 
 the heart channel of hand Shao Yin  | 
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 ÊÖØÊÒõÐİü¾   | 
 the pericardium channel of hand Jue Yin  | 
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 ÊÖÈýÑô¾   | 
 3 Yang channels of hand  | 
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 ÊÖÌ«ÑôС³¦¾   | 
 the small intestine channel of hand Tai Yang  | 
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 ÊÖÑôÃ÷´ó³¦¾   | 
 the large intestine channel of hand Yang Ming  | 
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 ÊÖÉÙÑôÈý½¹¾   | 
 the San Jiao channel of hand Shao Yang  | 
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 ×ãÈýÒõ¾   | 
 3 Yin channels of foot  | 
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 ×ãÌ«ÒõÆ¢¾   | 
 the spleen channel of foot Tai Yin  | 
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 ×ãÉÙÒõÉö¾   | 
 the kidney channel of foot Shao Yin  | 
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 ×ãØÊÒõ¸Î¾   | 
 the liver channel of foot Jue Yin  | 
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 ×ãÈýÑô¾   | 
 3 Yang channels of foot  | 
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 ×ãÉÙÑôµ¨¾   | 
 the gall bladder channel of foot Shao Yang  | 
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 ×ãÌ«Ñô°òë×¾   | 
 the urinary bladder channel of foot Tai Yang  | 
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 ×ãÑôÃ÷θ¾   | 
 the stomach channel of foot Yang Ming  | 
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 Ææ¾°ËÂö   | 
 8 extraordinary channels  | 
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 ¶½Âö   | 
 Du channel  | 
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 ÈÎÂö   | 
 Ren channel  | 
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 ³åÂö   | 
 Chong channel  | 
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 ´øÂö   | 
 Dai channel  | 
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 ÒõõÎÂö   | 
 Yin Chiao channel  | 
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 ÑôõÎÂö   | 
 Yang Chiao channel  | 
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 ÒõάÂö   | 
 Yin Wei channel  | 
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 °¬Ìõ   | 
 moxa stick; moxa roll  | 
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 °¬Öù¾Ä   | 
 moxibustion with moxa cone  | 
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 °¬Ìõ¾Ä   | 
 moxibustion with moxa roll  | 
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 ÎÂºÍ¾Ä   | 
 warming moxibustion  | 
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 ȸ×Ä¾Ä   | 
 bird-pecking moxibustion(with moxa)  | 
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 Ö±½Ó¾Ä   | 
 direct moxibustion  | 
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 ÎÞñ£ºÛ¾Ä   | 
 non-scarring moxibustion  | 
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 ¼ä½Ó¾Ä   | 
 indirect moxibustion  | 
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 ¸ô½ª¾Ä   | 
 indirect moxibustion by placing a slice of fresh ginger between patient¡¯s skin and moxa.  | 
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 ¸ôÑÎ¾Ä   | 
 indirect moxibustion by spreading a thin layer of salt between patient¡¯s skin and moxa.  | 
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 ÎÂÕë¾Ä   | 
 acupuncture with warming the needle by moxa roll; or warming needle moxibustion.  | 
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 °Î»ð¹Þ   | 
 cupping therapy  | 
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 Õë´ÌÂé×í   | 
 acupuncture anesthesia  | 
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 ѨλעÉä   | 
 point injection  | 
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 ÇÊÄÚ×¢Éä   | 
 intrathecal injection  | 
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 ¹Ø½ÚÄÚ×¢Éä   | 
 intra-articular injection  | 
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 Ѩλ·â±Õ   | 
 point block  | 
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 ·â±ÕÁÆ·¨   | 
 block therapy  | 
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 ÂñÏßÁÆ·¨   | 
 catgut-embedding therapy  | 
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 ¾Âç   | 
 channels (and collaterals)  | 
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 ëòѨ   | 
 acupuncture points  | 
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 Ê®¶þÕý¾   | 
 12 regular channels  | 
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 ÃÎÒÅ   | 
 nocturnal emission  | 
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 »¬¾«   | 
 spermatorrhea  | 
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 ¾ªØÊ   | 
 fainting from fright  | 
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 Á÷ÏÑ   | 
 salivation  | 
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 ¿ÚÃÓ   | 
 oral ulceration  | 
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 ÔªÆø   | 
 primordial Qi  | 
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 ×ÚÆø   | 
 pectoral Qi  | 
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 ÓªÆø   | 
 nutritive Qi  | 
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 ÎÀÆø   | 
 defensive Qi  | 
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 Æø»ú   | 
 functioning of Qi  | 
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 ·çа   | 
 wind-pathogen  | 
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 º®Ð°   | 
 cold-pathogen  | 
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 Êîа   | 
 summer-heat pathogen  | 
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 ʪа   | 
 damp-pathogen  | 
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 Ôïа   | 
 dry-pathogen  | 
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 »ðа   | 
 fire-pathogen  | 
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 ðÝÆø   | 
 epidemic pathogenic factor  | 
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 ðöѪ   | 
 blood stasis  | 
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 ÕýÆø   | 
 vital Qi  | 
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 Ð°Æø   | 
 pathogenic factor  | 
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 ²¡»ú   | 
 pathogenesis  | 
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 ÒõÑôʧµ÷   | 
 imbalance between Yin and Yang  | 
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 ÒõÑôƫʤ   | 
 relative excessiveness of Yin or Yang  | 
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 ÑôÊ¢ÔòÈÈ   | 
 heat syndrome due to an excess of Yang  | 
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 ÒõÑô¸ñ¾Ü   | 
 opposition and exclusion of Yin and Yang  | 
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 ÒõÊ¢¸ñÑô   | 
 Yang kept externally by Yin-excess in the interior  | 
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 ÍöÒõ   | 
 Yin depletion  | 
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 ÆøÐé   | 
 deficiency of Qi  | 
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 ÆøÖÍ   | 
 stagnation of Qi  | 
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 ÆøÄæ   | 
 reversed flow of Qi  | 
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 ÆøÏÝ   | 
 collapse of Qi  | 
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 Æø±Õ   | 
 blockage of Qi  | 
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 ÆøÍÑ   | 
 exhaustion of Qi  | 
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 ѪÐé   | 
 deficiency of blood  | 
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 Ѫðö   | 
 blood stasis  | 
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 ѪÈÈ   | 
 blood heat  | 
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 Æø²»ÉãѪ   | 
 failure of Qi to control flow of blood  | 
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 ÆøËæÑªÍÑ   | 
 exhaustion of Qi resulting from hemorrhage  | 
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 ÄÚ·ç   | 
 endogenous wind  | 
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 ÐÄѪðö×è   | 
 stagnation of the heart-blood  | 
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 ¸ÎÆøÓô½á   | 
 stagnation of the liver-Qi  | 
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 ¸Î»ðÉÏÑ×   | 
 flaming up of the liver-fire  | 
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 ¸ÎÑôÉÏ¿º   | 
 hyperactivity of the liver-Yang  | 
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 ¸Î·çÄÚ¶¯   | 
 up-stirring of the liver  | 
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 ÉöÆø²»¹Ì   | 
 unconsolidation of kidney-Qi  | 
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 ÉöÒõ¿÷Ðé   | 
 deficiency of the kidney-Yin  | 
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 ÉöÑô²»×ã   | 
 deficiency of the kidney-Yang  | 
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 ÕæÈȼٺ®Ö¤   | 
 heat syndrome with pseudo-cold symptoms  | 
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 б½Ç´Ì   | 
 oblique insertion  | 
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 ºá´Ì   | 
 horizontal,, insertion  | 
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 µã´Ì   | 
 prompt prick or quick pricking method  | 
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 ͸´Ì   | 
 joined puncture  | 
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 Éî´Ì   | 
 deep insertion  | 
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 dz´Ì   | 
 shallow insertion  | 
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 Ö¸ÇнøÕë·¨   | 
 insertion of the needle aided with finger pressure  | 
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 ¼Ð³Ö½øÕë·¨   | 
 insertion of the needle by holding needle tip with thumb and index finger of the left hand  | 
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 Äó´é½øÕë·¨   | 
 insertion of the needle by pinching up the skin  | 
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 ÈýÀâÕë   | 
 three-edged needle  | 
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 ÷»¨Õë   | 
 plum-blossom needle  | 
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 ÆßÐÇÕë   | 
 seven-star needle  | 
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 Ƥ·ôÕë   | 
 skin needle  | 
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 ƤÄÚÕë   | 
 intradermal needle  | 
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 »ðÕë   | 
 fire needle  | 
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 µçÕë   | 
 electro-acupuncture  | 
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 ÂñÕë   | 
 needle-embedding  | 
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 ¶úÕë   | 
 auricular acupuncture  | 
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 Í·Õë   | 
 scalp acupuncture  | 
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 ¾Ä·¨   | 
 moxibustion  | 
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 һ׳   | 
 one Zhuang  | 
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 °¬ÈÞ   | 
 moxa down; moxa wool  | 
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 °¬Öù   | 
 moxa cone  | 
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 ´Ö¢   | 
 asthma  | 
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 ʧÃß   | 
 insomnia  | 
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 Ðļ   | 
 palptation  | 
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 ¸¹Í´   | 
 abdominal pain  | 
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 »Æðã   | 
 jaundice  | 
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 ±ÔÖ¤   | 
 Bi syndrome  | 
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 ðôÖ¤   | 
 Wei syndrome  | 
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 ¶úÃù   | 
 tinnitus  | 
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 ðäÈù   | 
 mumps  | 
| Õë¾ÄרҵÊõÓï | 
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 Õë   | 
 needle  | 
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 Õë¾Ä   | 
 acupuncture and moxibustion  | 
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 Õë¾Ä¿Æ   | 
 Department of Acupuncture and Moxibustion  | 
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 Õë¾ÄÒ½Éú   | 
 acupuncturist  | 
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 Õë±ú   | 
 handle of the acupuncture needle  | 
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 ÕëÌå   | 
 body of the acupuncture needle  | 
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 Õë¼â   | 
 tip of the acupuncture needle  | 
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 Ò»´çÕë   | 
 1 cun needle  | 
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 °ë´çÕë   | 
 0.5 cun needle  | 
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 ºÁÕë   | 
 filiform needle  | 
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 Õë´Ì·¨   | 
 acupuncture; needle method  | 
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 ½øÕë   | 
 insertion of the needle  | 
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 ´¹Ö±´Ì   | 
 perpendicular insertion  | 
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 ±íʵ֤   | 
 exterior syndrome of excess type  | 
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 Ð麮֤   | 
 cold syndrome of deficiency type  | 
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 δ²¡ÏÈ·À   | 
 preventive treatment of disease  | 
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 ¼È²¡·À±ä   | 
 control of the development of an existing disease  | 
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 Öβ¡Çó±¾   | 
 treatment aiming at the primary cause of disease  | 
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 ÕýÖη¨   | 
 routine treatment  | 
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 º®ÕßÈÈÖ®   | 
 treatment of cold-syndrome with hot-natured drugs  | 
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 ÐéÕß²¹Ö®   | 
 treatment of deficiency-syndrome by reinforcement  | 
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 ·´Öη¨   | 
 treatment contrary to the routine  | 
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 ÈÈÒòÈÈÓÃ   | 
 treatment of pseudo-heat syndrome with drugs of hot nature  | 
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 ÈûÒòÈûÓÃ   | 
 treatment of obstructive disease with tonic drugs  | 
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 ͨÒòͨÓà   | 
 treatment of discharging disease with purgatives  | 
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 ¼±ÔòÖÎÆä±ê   | 
 relieving the secondary in an urgent case  | 
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 »ºÔòÖÎÆä±¾   | 
 removing the primary in a chronic case  | 
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 ±ê±¾¼æÖÎ   | 
 treating the primary and the secondary aspects at the same time   | 
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 ·öÕý   | 
 supporting vital Qi  | 
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 ìîа   | 
 eliminating pathogens  | 
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 ÉË·ç   | 
 common cold  | 
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 Á÷ÐÐÐÔ¸Ðð   | 
 epidemic influenza  | 
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 Á÷ÐÐÐÔÒÒÐÍÄÔÑ×   | 
 epidemic encephalitis B  | 
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 Á÷ÐÐÐÔÄÔ¼¹ËèĤÑ×   | 
 epidemic meningitis  | 
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 Á÷ÐÐÐÔÈùÏÙÑ×   | 
 epidemic parotitis  | 
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 °ÙÈÕ¿È   | 
 whooping cough  | 
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 ¾úÁ¡   | 
 bacillary dysentery  | 
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 ¼äÈÕű   | 
 tertian malaria  | 
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 ¼±ÐÔÖ§Æø¹ÜÑ×   | 
 acute bronchitis  | 
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 Ö§Æø¹ÜÏø´   | 
 bronchial asthma  | 
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 Ö§Æø¹Ü·ÎÑ×   | 
 bronchopneumonia  | 
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 ·Î²»ÕÅ   | 
 atelectasis  | 
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 ¸ßѪѹ   | 
 hypertension  | 
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 Ð£Èû   | 
 myocardial infarction  | 
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 ÐĽÊÍ´   | 
 angina pectoris  | 
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 θÑ×   | 
 gastritis  | 
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 θÀ£Ññ   | 
 gastric ulcer  | 
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 Ê®¶þÖ¸³¦À£Ññ   | 
 duodenal ulcer  | 
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 À»Î²Ñ×   | 
 appendicitis  | 
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 θÏ´¹   | 
 gastroptosis  | 
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 ÖÌ   | 
 hemorrhoid  | 
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 µ¨ÄÒÑ×   | 
 cholecystitis  | 
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 µ¨Ê¯Ö¢   | 
 cholelithiasis  | 
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 ¼±ÐÔÒÈÏÙÑ×   | 
 acute pancreatitis  | 
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 ñ²ðï   | 
 epilepsy  | 
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 ·çʪÐԹؽÚÑ×   | 
 rheumatic arthritis  | 
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 Í´¾   | 
 dysmenorrhea  | 
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 Éñ¾ÐÔÆ¤Ñ×   | 
 neurodermatitis  | 
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 Ô¶ÊÓ   | 
 hyperopia  | 
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 ½üÊÓ   | 
 myopia  | 
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 ±ÇÑ×   | 
 rhinitis  | 
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 ÑÊÑ×   | 
 pharyngitis  | 
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 ºíÑ×   | 
 laryngitis  | 
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 ÄÔÒçѪ   | 
 cerebral hemorrhage  | 
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 ƫͷʹ   | 
 migraine  | 
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 ÃæÌ±   | 
 facial paralysis  | 
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 Àß¼äÉñ¾Í´   | 
 intercostal neuralgia  | 
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 ×ø¹ÇÉñ¾Í´   | 
 sciatica  | 
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 Èý²æÉñ¾Í´   | 
 trigeminal neuralgia  | 
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 Éñ¾Ë¥Èõ   | 
 neurasthenia  | 
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 Ô¾²»µ÷   | 
 menstrual disorder  | 
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 ¾±×µ²¡   | 
 cervical spondylosis  | 
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 prolapsed intervertebral disc  | 
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 ÍøÇòÖâ   | 
 tennis elbow  | 
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 ëìÇÊÑ×   | 
 tenosynovitis  | 
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 θʹ   | 
 stomach ache  | 
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 Éñ¾Í´   | 
 neuralgia  | 
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 µ¨½ÊÍ´   | 
 biliary colic  | 
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 ±ãÃØ   | 
 constipation  | 
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 ¸¹Ðº   | 
 diarrhea  | 
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 Ñôή   | 
 impotence  | 
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 ÖÐ·ç   | 
 apoplexy  |