Mongolian medicine is the use of refined methods and a wide range of medications through a unique understanding of Mongolian history, culture, beliefs and ecology.
1. Mongolian Medicine.
Mongolians, as an important ethnic minority in China, have a unique culture and tradition. Mongolian medicine is formed and developed in the context of this cultural tradition, and its unique theoretical system, rich diagnostic and therapeutic experience, and concept of in situ treatment reflect the contribution of the Mongolian people in preserving and passing on their national characteristics.
2. Content of Mongolian medicine.
Mongolian medicine includes Mongolian medicine, Outer Mongolian medicine, Manchu medicine, etc. It involves the contents of five aspects: god, form, nourishment, medicine and scripture, as well as rich scriptures, prescriptions and therapies. The uniqueness lies in the combination of traditional Chinese culture with the special ecological environment of the Mongolian people, and the fusion of the unique culture with medical knowledge to introduce a series of therapeutic methods and medicines.
3. The concept of Mongolian medicine.
The overall concept of Mongolian medicine is "patient first, efficacy first, safety first" to achieve the goal of patient recovery. The doctrine of four qi and five flavors, various evaluation methods of medicines, umbilical suture therapy, hand-held needles and other unique treatments provide people with ideas for prevention and treatment from different perspectives, at different levels and in different directions.
Mongolian medicine's modern development:
1, the integration of Mongolian medicine and modern medicine.
Mongolian medicine has been actively integrated with modern medicine, retaining the culture, experience and symbols formed by traditional medicine, and eclectically absorbing the clinical practice and equipment technology of modern medicine. Many colleges and research institutions have begun to strengthen the research and teaching of Mongolian medicine, and interdisciplinary crossover and integration with other fields.
2. The development of Mongolian medicine.
Mongolian medicine has also been vigorously developed in terms of curriculum system and faculty construction. Taking Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region as an example, there have been 13 specialties of Mongolian medicine in 42 colleges and universities in the region. The Department of Health of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region has also actively strengthened the research and popularization of Mongolian medicine, organizing a series of studies and tutorials on Mongolian and Tibetan medicine.
3, the importance of Mongolian medicine.
Mongolian medicine is one of China's ethnic minority medicine, is one of the representatives of Mongolian medicine. It is an important part of Chinese traditional medical culture. In modern medicine, Mongolian medicine provides human beings with ideas and ways to get health from many aspects and levels, and its treatment methods and medicines provide another program for special diseases that modern medicine does not have.