This standard specifies the classification and codes of TCM diseases and syndromes. This standard is applicable to TCM medical treatment, health statistics, TCM medical record management, scientific research, teaching, publishing and academic exchanges at home and abroad. GB/T 15657-1995 Classification and codes of TCM diseases and syndromes GB/T15657-1995 standard download decompression password: www.bzxz.net
This standard specifies the classification and codes of TCM diseases and syndromes. This standard is applicable to TCM medical treatment, health statistics, TCM medical record management, scientific research, teaching, publishing and academic exchanges at home and abroad.

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Disease classification has become a tool for statistical classification of diseases, injuries and causes of death. The use of unified disease classification and codes is a basic work of medical quality control and hospital management; it is indispensable for medical and health unit medical record management, health statistics, improving medical quality and teaching level, and conducting scientific research; it is also an important basis for each country to formulate policies in welfare, administration, population, medical care, and health care. It reflects the medical management level of each country from one aspect. In 1981, the Chinese government decided to use the International Classification of Diseases (ICD-9) in the national health department. However, in the long-term medical practice, Chinese medicine has formed a theoretical system and syndrome differentiation and treatment rules with its own characteristics, and the International Classification of Diseases cannot be used. Therefore, it is urgent to establish a unified, scientific, practical, and TCM disease classification and code system that conforms to the TCM academic theory system as soon as possible to meet the needs of TCM medical treatment, teaching, scientific research, health statistics, medical record management, publishing, and domestic and foreign academic exchanges, so as to improve the quality of TCM medical treatment, promote academic development, strengthen exchanges and integration with international medicine, and make TCM go to the world with a new look.
The classification of diseases in traditional Chinese medicine was first seen in the Yellow Emperor's Classic of Internal Medicine in the Warring States Period, which has a history of more than 2,000 years. With the development of TCM, TCM's understanding and classification of diseases have gradually deepened. However, due to various reasons, a relatively standardized classification system of disease names has not been formed for a long time, which has affected the development of TCM to a certain extent. According to the instructions of the State Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine, under the direct guidance of the Department of Medical Administration and the Department of Science and Technology, the National Information Management Center of Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospitals organized specialized personnel to conduct a large number of investigations on TCM academic theoretical literature and clinical case records, and refer to the "Standards for Diagnosis and Efficacy of TCM Diseases and Syndromes" and other documents, and repeatedly analyzed and studied them, and proposed to classify and code them in a parallel manner. After being demonstrated and revised by relevant experts and professors across the country, this standard was formulated after clinical verification by some TCM hospitals across the country. In view of the high technical nature of disease classification, the profound TCM academic theory and rich experience, we need to continue to explore, enrich and improve it unremittingly.
Appendix A of this standard is the appendix of the standard.
This standard is proposed and managed by the Department of Medical Administration of the State Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine. This standard was drafted by: National Information Management Center of Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospitals of State Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine. The main drafters of this standard are: Chen Youbang, Pan Xiaoqin, Jin Disheng, Zhang Ruhong, Mao Shusong, Zhang Qi, Yang Qinjian, Shao Qihong, Duan Xiaozhu, Wen Jianhua, Shen Shaowu.
This standard is entrusted to the National Information Management Center of Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospitals of State Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine for interpretation. 1 Scope
National Standard of the People's Republic of China
Classification and codes of diseases and ZHENGof traditional Chinese medicine
Classification and codes of diseases and ZHENGof traditional Chinese medicine This standard specifies the classification and codes of diseases and ZHENGof traditional Chinese medicine. GB/T 15657—1995
This standard is applicable to traditional Chinese medicine medical treatment, health statistics, medical record management of traditional Chinese medicine, scientific research, teaching, publishing and academic exchanges at home and abroad. 2 Referenced standards
The provisions contained in the following standards constitute the provisions of this standard through reference in this standard. When this standard was published, the versions shown were valid. All standards are subject to revision. Parties using this standard should explore the possibility of using the latest version of the following standards. ZY/T001.1～001.9—94 Standards for the diagnosis and treatment of diseases and syndromes in TCM 3 Terminology and symbols
3.1 Terminology
3.1.1 Classification of diseases and syndromes in TCM
Classification of diseases and syndromes in TCM is a method of classifying various diseases and syndromes in TCM into categories and systems according to certain established principles. 3.2 Symbols
3.2.1 Parentheses “()”
The words in parentheses belong to the same attribute category as the words before the parentheses and use the same attribute category code. 3.2.2 Dashes\
The content after the dash is a further explanation of the content before the dash. 4 Compilation principles
Classification of diseases and syndromes in TCM
The clinical diagnosis of TCM requires that after the diagnosis of the disease name, its syndrome must be determined to guide clinical treatment. Therefore, diseases and syndromes in TCM are two important and inseparable components of TCM diagnosis and treatment. Based on this, this standard stipulates that disease names and syndromes should be classified separately. 4.1.1 Principles of disease name classification
This standard stipulates that the classification of disease names should be classified and categorized according to the clinical department and specialty system to which the disease belongs. 4.1.1.1 Department categories
This standard stipulates that the department categories of disease names are internal medicine, surgery, gynecology, pediatrics, ophthalmology, otolaryngology, and orthopedics, totaling seven categories (see Table 1).
4.1.1.2 Specialty system classification categories
This standard stipulates that the specialty system classification categories of disease names are classified according to the secondary specialty divisions in the disease name categories (see Table 2). 4.1.2 Principles of syndrome classification
This standard stipulates that syndrome classification is classified according to the syndrome differentiation system of traditional Chinese medicine; syndrome classification is carried out according to the syndrome attributes in each category. Approved by the State Administration of Technical Supervision on July 25, 1995 350
Implementation on January 1, 1996
4.1.2.1 Syndrome categories
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This standard divides syndrome categories into six categories: etiology, yin and yang, qi, blood, body fluids, phlegm, viscera and meridians, six meridians, and Wei Qi, Ying Qi, and blood (see Table 4), and stipulates that some syndromes with unclear attributes that cannot be classified temporarily shall be classified into "other syndrome categories". 4.1.2.2 Syndrome categories
This standard stipulates that the classification of syndromes shall be based on the first connotation attribute of the syndrome (see Table 5). 4.1.2.3 Syndrome subcategories
This standard stipulates that the subcategories of syndromes are classified according to the second connotation attribute of the syndrome (see Table 5). 4.2 TCM disease classification coding
4.2.1 Disease name classification coding method
This standard stipulates that the disease name classification coding adopts a mixed coding method of Chinese phonetic letters and Arabic numerals, and its coding structure is as follows: X
Disease name identification position:
Disease name suffix position
Disease name sequence position
Special system classification position
Department category position
Disease name identification position
The pinyin first letter "B" of the Chinese character "病" is used as the disease name identifier. Department category position:
The pinyin first letter of the first Chinese character of the name of each department is used as the department category identifier (see Table 1). Specialty system classification:
The pinyin initials of the first Chinese character of the specialty system name are used as the identifier of the specialty system classification (see Table 2). Disease name serial number position:
is the serial number position of multiple disease names in the same department category and specialty system classification, so as to ensure that each disease name has a non-repeating independent code.
Disease name suffix position:
When a disease name needs to be further subdivided, it is marked at this suffix position. Its identifier is Arabic numerals. 4:2.2 Syndrome classification coding method
Syndrome classification coding in this standard adopts a mixed coding method of Chinese phonetic letters and Arabic numerals, and its code structure is as follows:X
Syndrome identification position:
Syndrome suffix position
Syndrome sequence position
Syndrome detailed category position
Syndrome classification category position
Syndrome category position
Syndrome identification position
In the syndrome classification code, the pinyin first letter "Z" of the Chinese character "Zheng" is used as the syndrome identifier. 351
Syndrome category position:
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The pinyin first letter of the first Chinese character in the syndrome category name is used as the identifier of the syndrome category (see Table 4). Syndrome classification position:
The first pinyin letter of the first Chinese character of the first connotation attribute name of the syndrome (see Table 5) is used as the identifier of the syndrome classification.
Syndrome sub-category position:
The first pinyin letter of the first Chinese character of the second connotation attribute name of the syndrome (see Table 5) is used as the sub-category identifier of the syndrome. If the syndrome contains only one syndrome attribute, all syndromes containing only this attribute are numbered in Arabic numerals on the double code position formed by the current code position and the syndrome sequence position. Syndrome sequence position:
In a syndrome classification, the sequence number position of a group of syndromes with the same syndrome attribute (numbers from 0 to 9 are used in sequence, and can be continued with letters from A to Z). When the classification of some syndromes is the same and the sub-category identifiers are also the same, in order to avoid duplicate codes, this standard stipulates that the method of using numbers and letters in sequence to encode in this sequence position is adopted. This standard stipulates that the first segment is 0-9; the second segment is A-K; the third segment is L-Z. Syndrome suffix:
When a syndrome needs to be further subdivided or several syndromes have similar meanings, they are identified in this suffix, and the identifier is Arabic numerals.
4.3 Special codes for TCM disease classification
This standard stipulates that in the same category (or classification) code, when the classification code is repeated, the first letter of the first Chinese character in the name of the first category (or classification) is defined as the code of the category (or classification); the second letter of the first Chinese character in the name of the second category (or classification) is defined as the code of the category (or classification), and so on. Whenever the disease name in this standard is the same as the disease name in the International Classification of Diseases, and the connotation is exactly the same, the TCM disease name is still retained in the standard and the category and classification of the disease name are classified, but the disease name is not given a serial number. This standard will replace the code identifiers \I\ and \Q\ determined by the pronunciation of the disease name with "M" and "V" respectively. 4.4 TCM disease classification cataloging method
This standard uses disease name classification codes and syndrome classification codes for parallel cataloging. Each disease classification code consists of its disease name classification code and its syndrome classification code, and its structure is: disease classification code - disease name code + syndrome code. 5 Classification code table
5.1 TCM disease classification Code table
5.1.1 Disease name identifier, department category name and code table Table 1 Disease name identifier, department category name and code table Disease name identifier
Department category name
Otolaryngology
Orthopedics
5.1.2 Department category name, specialist system classification category name and code table 352
Category code
Department category name
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Table 2 Names of department categories, names of specialty system classification items and code table Specialty system classification item name
Lung diseases
Heart diseases
Spleen diseases
Liver diseases
Kidney diseases
Exogenous febrile diseases
Internal tumor diseases
Internal cancer diseases
Other diseases of internal medicine
Ulcers
Breast diseases
Male vulva diseases
Skin diseases
Anorectal diseases
Surgical tumors
Surgical cancer
Other surgical diseases
Menstrual diseases
Leucorrhea
Pregnancy diseases
Postpartum diseases
Gynecological tumors
Gynecological cancer
Other gynecological diseases
Department category name
Otolaryngology
Orthopedics
5.1.3 TCM disease names and classification code table 354
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Special system classification item name
Neonatal disease
Pediatric epidemic disease
Pediatric miscellaneous disease
Pediatric insect disease
Pediatric tumor disease
Pediatric cancer
Cell face disease
White eye disease|| tt||Black eye disease
Pupillary disease
Traumatic eye disease
Ophthalmic tumor disease
Ophthalmic tumor disease
Ophthalmic other diseases
Throat disease
Oral disease
Otolaryngology tumor disease
Otolaryngology cancer disease
Fracture disease
Dislocation disease
Muscle injury disease
Injury internal disease
Trauma Disease
Bone Traumatology Tumor
BNF010
BNF011
BNF012
BNF020
BNF030
BNF040
BNF050
BNF051
BNF060
BNF070
BNF0 80 | | tt | | BNF090 | 50
BNX 060 | | tt | | BNX070 | 10
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Table 3 TCM disease names and classification codes
TCM disease classification names
Internal medicine diseases
Lung diseases
Cough
Exogenous cough
Internal injury cough
Lung fistula
Lung abscess
Asthma
Lung distension
Tuberculosis
Hemoptysis
Rhinitis
Aphonia
Lung failure
Heart disease
Palpitation
Palpitation
Zhengzhong disease
Chest obstruction and heart pain
Sudden heart pain
Heart failure
Incorruptible disease
Epilepsy
Amnesia
Epilepsy
Mania||tt ||Coma
Nervousness
Dementia
Convulsion
Seizure
Sudden death
Spleen diseases
Epigastric pain
BNP020
BNP030
BNP040
BNP050
BNP051
BNP060| | tt | t||BNP16 0 | | tt | | BNP170 | | tt | | BNP180 | | tt |
BNG0 41
BNG042
BNG050
BNG051
BNG052
BNG053
BNG054
BNG060
1BNG061
Chinese medicine disease classification name
Gastric ulcer disease
Acid vomiting disease
Regurgitation disease|| tt||Vomiting disease
Vomiting disease
Rumbling disease
Sneezing disease
Abdominal pain disease
Sudden abdominal pain disease
Abdominal distension disease
Diarrhea disease
Violent diarrhea disease
Hematemesis disease
Blood in stool disease
Purpura disease
Phlegm and fluid disease
Suspended fluid disease
Overflowing fluid disease
Branch fluid disease Disease
Spleen diseases (constipation)
Liver diseases
Flanky pain
Jaundice
Yin jaundice
Yang jaundice
Acute jaundice
Chlorosis
Accumulation disease
Storage swelling
Water swelling
Gas swelling
Hemostasis
Insect storage disease
Headache | |tt | t||BNG110|| tt | ||BNS050| | tt | ||BNS1:70
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Classification of diseases in traditional Chinese medicine
Vertigo
Stroke
Qi syncope
Blood syncope
Tantrum syncope
Food syncope
Cold syncope
Heat syncope
Qi thinness
Meat thinness
Thinness and pain
Bile distension
Renal diseases
Edema
Yang water disease
Yin water disease
Hot gonorrhea
Stone gonorrhea| |tt||Gonorrhea
Hematuria
Gonorrhea
Gonorrhea
Chylous urine
Urine turbidity
Hematuria
Enuresis
Guard disease
Renal failure
Lumbar pain
Spermatorrhea
Nocturnal emission
Spermatorrhea
Premature ejaculation
Impotence
BNS190
BNS191
BNS192
BNWo10||t t||BNWo11
BNW020
BNW030
BNW031
BNW040
BNW050
BNW060
BNW070
BNW080
BNW090
BNW091||tt| |BNW100
BNW110
BNW111
BNW112
BNW120
BNW130 | | tt | | BNW140 | BNCo00
BNCo00
BNCOOO
BNCOOO
BNCOOO
TCM diseases Disease classification name
Tinnitus, deafness
Tinnitus
Deafness
Exogenous febrile diseases
Cold
Epidemic cold
Exogenous high fever
Wind-heat disease
Wind-heat lung-heat disease
Spring fever
Summer fever
Summer disease
Summer filth disease
Heatstroke
Damp-heat disease
Damp-blockage disease
Summer disease
Autumn dryness disease
Dryness disease
Cool Dryness
Big head plague
Sore throat and sha disease
Epidemic dysentery
Taiyang disease
Shaoyang disease
Yangming disease
Taiyin disease
Shaoyin disease
Fernyin disease
Exogenous febrile disease (disease)
Exogenous febrile disease (sore disease)
Exogenous febrile disease (cholera disease)
Insect diseases
Insect diseases (ascariasis)
Insect diseases (insect diseases)
Insect diseases (hookworm disease)
Insect diseases (insect diseases)
Insect diseases (insect diseases)
Pest disease (ginger leaf worm disease)
BNCO00
BNCO0O
BNCOOO
BNL000
BNAO00
BNVo10
BNV020
BNV030
BNV040
BNV041
BNV042
BNV050
BNV060
BNV070
BNV080
B NV090 | | tt | | BNV100 | 00
BWCo10
BwCo11
BWC012
BWC013
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Names of TCM disease classification
Worm disease (schistosomiasis)
Worm disease (filariasis)
Worm disease (cysticercosis)
Tumor disease in internal medicine
Tumor disease in internal medicine
Cancer disease in internal medicine
Cancer disease in internal medicine
Other diseases in internal medicine
Fever caused by internal injury·
Consumptive disease
Spontaneous sweating
Night sweating
Gout
Xiaoke
Rheumatic arthralgia||t t||Tingbi disease
Bone bi disease
Muscle bi disease
Facial pain disease
Facial paralysis disease
Acute wind disease
Fern loss disease
Obesity
Poisoning disease
Other medical diseases (beriberi)
Surgical diseases
Ulcers
Summer disease
Stone sha disease
BWCo14
BWC020
BWC030
BWC031
BWC032
BWC 033
BWC034
BWC035
BWC040
BWC050
BWC060
BWC070
BWC072
BWC072
BWC080
90
BWCo91
BWC092
BWC093
BWC094
BWCo95||tt| |BWC100
BWC101
BWC102
BWC103
BWC104
BWC110
BWC120
BWC130
BWC131
BWC132
BWC133
BWC140
BWC150
BWC160
BWC170
BWC180
BWC190| |tt||BWC200
Classification of TCM diseases
Facial ulcers
Hand and foot ulcers
Snake eye ulcers
Snake head ulcers
Snake belly ulcers
Tray ulcers
Foot sole ulcers
Red silk ulcers
Rotting ulcers
Epidemic ulcers
Elbow pain
Umbilical carbuncle
Rouge carbuncle
Erysipelas
Lockthroat pain
Buttock pain
Lying down
Hand hair Back disease
Back disease on the foot
Head gangrene
Brain gangrene
Back gangrene
Body gangrene
Lower abdominal gangrene
Jingle disease
Flowing disease
Headless gangrene
Attached bone gangrene
Ring jump gangrene
Peroneal gangrene
Yellow disease
Invaginated disease
Epilepsy
Sputum disease
Lim sore disease
Bedsore disease
Gangrene
BWC210
BWC220 | |tt | | BWC230 | | tt | WR070
BWR080
BWR090
BWR100
BWR110
BWN01C|| tt || BWN020 | | tt | t||BWP032
BWP033
BWP040
BWP050
BWP060
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Classification of diseases in traditional Chinese medicine
Green snake poison disease
Thigh swelling disease
Phlegm poison disease
Neck pain disease
Axillary pain disease
Bladder and abdominal pain disease
Breast disease
Nipple rupture disease
Breast pain disease
Breast disease
Breast tuberculosis disease
Breast ringworm disease
Breast disease
Breast leakage disease
Breast dragonfly disease
Breast nucleus disease
Anthrax
Acne Sexual mastalgia
Male vulva diseases
Erection pain
Erection phlegm
Cervical pain
Exude cyst
Penis phlegm tuberculosis
Hemospermia
Sperm turbidity
Sperm pruritus
Skin diseases
Heat sores
Snake sores
Flat warts
Warts
Mouse breast disease
Impelmatitis
Dung bean sores
BWP061
BWP062
BWP063
BWP064
BWP065
BWP066
BWP067
BWP070
BWP071
BWP072
BWP073
BWP074
BWP075
BWP076|| tt||BWP077
BWP080
BWP090
BWP100
BWP110
BWP1 20 | | tt | | BWP130 | | tt | | BWP140 | | tt | | BWP150 | 30
BWP240
BWP250
BWP260
BWP270
BWP280
BW P290
BWP300
BWP310
BWPooo
Chinese medicine disease classification name
White baldness
Fatness
Gomphosis
Foot dampness
Gray nail disease
Tingreae
Purple vitiligo
Eczema
Milk ringworm
Ear ulcer
Pock sore
Umbilical sore
Nipple wind disease
Kidney cyst wind disease
Four-bend wind disease
Fire red sore
Stubborn dampness gathering disease
Drug poisoning disease
Addictive rash
Earth wind sore
Collar sore
Wind pruritus
Wind heat sore
Purpura
White pimple
Pemphigus
Facial wind disease
Acne
Alcoholic rhinitis
Oleic wind disease
Cat gingival sore
Melon vine entanglement disease
Red butterfly sore
Skin arthritis
Fox-induced madness
Flow Skin leakage disease
White spot disease
Fried black spot disease
Kelly foot disease
Skin disease (leprosy)
BWPooo
BWPooo
BWPooo
BWPooo
BWG010
BWG020
BWG030
BWG040
BWG050
BWG060
BWG070
BWGo0 o
BWG000
BWG000
BWL020
BWL030
BWL040
BWL050
BWL060
BWA010
BWA020
BWA030||tt| |BWA040
BWA050
BWA060
BwVo10
BwVo12
BWV020
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Names of TCM disease classification
Skin disease (scabies)
Skin disease (chlamydia)
Skin disease (hydralazionia)
Skin disease (gonorrhea)
Skin disease (syphilis)
Anorectal diseases
Hanging hemorrhoids
Polyp hemorrhoids
Anal fissure
Anal pain
Anal fistula
Anal prolapse
Anal ulcer
Anorectal disease (hemorrhoids)
Anorectal disease (internal hemorrhoids)
Anorectal disease (external hemorrhoids)
Anorectal disease (mixed hemorrhoids)
Surgical tumors
Pneumatoma
Hematoma
Sarcoidosis.
Myoma
Osteoma
Lipomatosis
Surgical cancer
Stone thinness
Loss of glory
Breast cancer
Kidney cancer
Anal lock hemorrhoids
Other surgical diseases
Hernia
'Hydrohernia
Fox hernia
Intestinal pain
BwVo0o
BWVo00
BwVooo
BwVo0o| | tt | t||BFY070
BFY080
BFY090
BFY100||tt| |BFY110
BFY120
BFY130
BFY140
BFY150
BFY160
BFY170
BFY180
BFY190
BFY200
BFY210
BFY220
BFD010
BFR010
Name of TCM Disease Classification
External Other diseases of the Department (burns caused by water or fire)
Other diseases of the Department of Surgery (frostbite)
Other diseases of the Department of Surgery (tetanus)
Other diseases of the Department of Surgery (venomous insect bites)
Other diseases of the Department of Surgery (venomous snake bites)
Other diseases of the Department of Surgery (centipede and crab injuries)
Other diseases of the Department of Surgery (bee stings)
Other diseases of the Department of Surgery (scorpion stings)
Other diseases of the Department of Surgery (dog bites)
Gynecological diseases
Menstrual diseases
Premenstrual diseases||tt| |Late menstrual disease
Irregular menstruation
Menorrhagia
Oligomenorrhea
Prolonged menstruation
Dysmenorrhea
Intermenstrual bleeding
Amenorrhea
Metrorrhagia
Breast distending pain during menstruation
Fever during menstruation
Headache during menstruation
Vertigo during menstruation
Body pain during menstruation
Oral erosion during menstruation
Urticaria during menstruation
Vomiting during menstruation| |tt||Diarrhea during menstruation
Edema during menstruation
Abnormal mood and emotion during menstruation
Diseases before and after menopause
Leucorrhea
Leucorrhea
Pregnancy diseases
Nausea and vomiting during pregnancy
BFR020
BFR030
BFR040
BFR050
BFR051
BFR052
BFR060
BFR070|| tt || BFR080 | | tt | tt||BFR190
BFR200
BFC010
BFCO11
BFC020 | |tt | 110
BFC120
BFC130
BFC140
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Names of TCM disease classification
Abdominal pain during pregnancy
Fetal leakage
Fetal movement disorder
Miscarriage
Fetal atrophy
Fetal death
Fetal restlessness
Fetal swelling
Fetal fullness| |tt||Fetal dizziness
Eclampsia
Fetal suspension
Fetal swelling
Fetal cough
Fetal gonorrhea
Transcytosis
Dystocia
Retained placenta
Pregnancy pain
Postpartum diseases
Postpartum hemorrhage
Postpartum hemorrhage
Postpartum disease
Postpartum abdominal pain| |tt||Postpartum lochia retention disease
Postpartum lochia retention disease
Postpartum constipation disease
Postpartum fecal enuresis
Postpartum fever disease
Postpartum fever infection disease
Postpartum sweating disease
Postpartum spontaneous sweating and night sweats disease
Postpartum body pain disease
Postpartum milk deficiency disease
Postpartum spontaneous milk discharge disease
Postpartum urinary obstruction disease
Postpartum Frequent Urination
BFC150
BFC160
BFC170
BFC180
BFL000
BFA000
BFZ010
BFZ020
BFZ030
BFZ040
BFZ05 0 | | tt | | BFZ060 | 0
BES03 0
BES040
BES050
BES060
BES070
BES080
BES090
Classification of TCM diseases
Postpartum stranguria
Postpartum hematuria
Postpartum enuresis
Enteropathy
Gynecological tumors|| tt||Gynecological tumors
Gynecological cancers
Gynecological cancers
Other gynecological diseases
Epilepsy
Vaginal prolapse
Visceral irritation
Infertility
Vaginal pruritus
Vaginal sores
Vaginal flatulence
Heat entering the blood chamber
Pediatric diseases
Neonatal diseases
Fetal jaundice
Red Swallow Disease
Umbilical Wind Disease
Umbilical Dampness Disease
Umbilical Blood Disease
Umbilical Protrusion Disease
Pediatric Epidemic Diseases
Pediatric Cold Disease
Milk Numbness
Wind Sha Disease
Dandruff Disease
Paralysis of Mumps
Sudden Cough Disease
Soft Foot Plague
Pediatric Epilepsy
Symptoms of Summer Disease
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