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Journal of Acuherb in medicine


Daily Archives: September 1st, 2011

Four examination methods: Questioning/history taking, inspection, auscultation (listening) & olfaction (smelling), and palpation.

J.of Acuherb in Medicine By: | 2011.09.01 | Filed: Diagnosis TCM

The four methods have their unique clinical functions and cannot be replaced by one another. Sometimes, false manifestations of a disease occur which emphasize the importance of integrating all diagnostic methods. The above methods are esential to determine the cause and origin of the problem from which an individual suffers. As has been discussed in […]