WHO: We’re investigating some herbal medicine for COVID-19 read more
WHO: We’re investigating some herbal medicine for COVID-19
WHO: We’re investigating some herbal medicine for COVID-19 read more
Wuhan in Hubei province, the city of the
outbreak started from, is located in central China
with many rivers and lakes and is the city with the
most water covered land in China. There were
excessive rainfalls in this area in the second half of
the year 2019 and the early cases of the infection
were from a fish market. In a word, the epidemic
broke out within a humid environment. Thus the
TCM department of the Tongji Hospital in Wuhan
set the guidelines according to the recognition of the
pathogenic dampness. In this guide, early-stage
patients are managed in two groups, with fever or
without fever. The fever group includes three types:
“cold-dampness blocking lungs”, “warmth
-dampness blocking lungs” and “pathogen confining
Shaoyang”.
TCM Treatment for Covid-19 in the UK
A review and comment on the current situation of 2019 novel coronavirus prevention by traditional Chinese medicine
Interpretation of TCM part in Diagnosis and Treatment Protocol for COVID-19 (Trial Version 7)
In the past two months, new coronavirus pneumonia in Wuhan, China, and the flu of unknown etiology in the United States have attracted worldwide attention. Now that the epidemic in China has been well controlled, the epidemic situation in many countries, including Europe and Britain, is spreading. Therefore, after discussion and research, we decided to release the Clinical Guidelines for the Epidemic Period of New Coronary neumonia for your reference based on the actual local epidemic situation.
The best way to take on an unknown invader is to beef up defences, according to traditional Chinese medicine
On the Sunday 12th August 2018, the Federation of Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioners (FTCMP) jointly held the 2nd China-UK Traditional Chinese Medicine Summit in Oxford University with the Oxford Chinese Medicine Research Centre, the Committee of Appropriate Health Technology of Traditional Chinese Medicine (CATCM) and the UK Research & Development Centre for Chinese Traditional Culture (UKCTC).