中医内科 CHINESE MEDICATION
中医已经有五千多年的历史！于中医内科学是以中医理论阐述内科疾病的病因病机、证候特征、望闻问切、辨证论治及预防、康复、调摄规律的一门临床学科。 内科中药对于医疗中风、风湿和牛皮癣例特别有效果。
This is a style of traditional chinese medicine informed by modern medicine but built on a foundation of more than five thousand years of Chinese medical practice that includes various forms of herbal medicine, Especially stroke, rheumatism and psoriasis are particularly effective。acupuncture, massage (tui na), exercise (qigong), and dietary therapy

中医内科学是以中医理论阐述内科疾病的病因病机、证候特征、辨证论治及预防、康复、调摄规律的一门临床学科。 中医内科学既是一门临床学科，又是学习和研究中医其它临床学科的基础，为中医学的一门主干学科，具有非常重要的学科地位。 中医内科古称“疾医”、“杂医”、“大方脉”，即中医内科学研究的范围很广，传统将其研究的疾病分为外感病和内伤病两大类。一般说来，外感病主要指《伤寒论》及《温病学》所说的伤寒、温病等热性病，它们主要由外感风寒暑湿燥火六淫及疫疠之气所致，其辨证论治是以六经、卫气营血和三焦的生理、病理理论为指导。内伤病主要指《金匮要略》及后世内科专著所述的脏腑经络病、气血津液病等杂病，它们主要由七情、饮食、劳倦等内伤因素所致，其辨证论治是以脏腑、经络、气血津液的生理、病理理论为指导。随着时代的前进，学术的发展，学科的分化，原来属于中医内科学范畴的外感病如伤寒、温病等热性病已另设专科。内科的部分急症则编入《中医急诊学》。本版自考教材所讨论的内容主要是内伤杂病和部分外感病。即以脏腑、经络、气血津液疾病为主要研究和阐明的对象，按其体系分为肺病证、心脑病证、脾胃病证、肝胆病证、肾膀胱病证、气血津液病证、经络肢体病证和癌症，时行杂感列为外感病证。研究和阐明的内容包括每一体系疾病共同的主要证候及特征、病因病机、治疗要点；每一病证的基本概念、认识沿革、本病证与西医疾病的关系、病证的证候特征、病因病机、诊断及鉴别诊断、辨证论治规律及方法、病证的转归预后、预防与调摄规律及方法等内容。

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