Can tinnitus, deafness and other ENT problems also see Chinese medicine? Can you see it? …… The reporter was informed that the Qiaoqiao Community Health Service Center opened a special outpatient clinic for otolaryngology of traditional Chinese medicine, which was clinicated by He Dongwei, a Chinese medicine otolaryngologist, and used the combination of traditional Chinese and Western medicine to treat common otolaryngology diseases and provide residents with convenient diagnosis and treatment services for otolaryngology diseases.
According to reports, the clinic combines routine examinations of Western medicine (such as electric otoscopy, anterior rhinoscopy, indirect laryngoscopy) and traditional Chinese medicine characteristic therapies (Chinese herbal medicine, acupuncture, auricular acupoints, cupping, foot bath soaking, cerumen irrigation) to provide personalized integrated Chinese and Western medicine treatment for ENT diseases. Among them, tinnitus and deafness are common otological problems, or related to kidney deficiency, lack of qi and blood, or liver and gallbladder dampness and heat, which can be effectively treated by combining traditional Chinese and Western medicine.
Ms. Liao, 35, went to the Qiaoqiao Community Health Service Center for moderate sensorineural hearing loss (low frequency) in her right ear. He Dongwei diagnosed him with qi stagnation and blood stasis type deafness, and formulated a treatment plan combining traditional Chinese and Western medicine. Ms. Liao received a comprehensive treatment of Western medicine, Chinese herbal medicine, foot bath soaking, and acupuncture to stimulate ear acupuncture points (such as auricular door, auditory, and pannu) to dredge the meridians and improve the blood supply to the ear. After a week of treatment, Ms. Liao's hearing has recovered and there is no further loss.
He Dongwei told reporters that sudden deafness belongs to the category of "violent deafness" in traditional Chinese medicine, and traditional Chinese medicine mostly distinguishes between fiction and reality, and empirical evidence may cause hearing damage due to the interference of a variety of external factors, and the deficiency is often due to the lack of qi and blood, which can not provide enough nourishment for the ears, thus causing hearing loss. The treatment of deafness is mainly based on traditional Chinese medicine and acupuncture, supplemented by tympanic membrane massage, ear scraping and traditional Chinese medicine foot bath.
"Traditional Chinese medicine is mainly to tonify the kidney, clear the wind and disperse evil, promote qi and blood, clear the liver and diarrhea fire, clear heat and phlegm, and nourish qi and nourish blood. He Dongwei told reporters, "Acupuncture is mainly based on acupuncture, electroacupuncture and moxibustion, and different therapies such as auricular acupoint pressure, acupoint injection, and acupoint application can also be selected according to the condition to treat patients with different syndrome types." ”
In addition, there are some common ENT conditions in the outpatient clinic. For example, 16-year-old Xiao Tang suffered hearing loss due to cerumen embolism in both ears, and after softening cerumen and suction device suction in the otolaryngology, both ears were immediately unblocked and his hearing was restored. He Dongwei reminded that although cerumen embolism is common, self-cleaning or non-professional cleaning should be avoided to avoid increasing the risk of infection.
Qiaoqiao Community Health Service Center
TCM Otorhinolaryngology Specialist Clinic 👇
He Dongwei
Master of ENT of Traditional Chinese Medicine, TCM physician of Yuanqiao Community Health Service Center, under the tutelage of the Department of Otolaryngology of Anhui Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Director Tu Yanhong, the main inheritor of the academic school of Zheng's laryngology in Xin'an.
Specialty: Diagnosis and treatment of tinnitus, deafness, secretory otitis media, allergic rhinitis, sinusitis, tonsillitis, chronic pharyngitis, laryngeal cough, adenoid hypertrophy and other ENT diseases with integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine.
Outpatient location: Otolaryngology clinic on the first floor, No. 122 Zhuanxing RoadOutpatient hours: Wednesday 8:00-11:00, 13:30-16:00
Reporter: Chen Meiling Zhang Na (intern) Contribution: District Health Commission preliminary review: Tang Jingxian review: Yao Yiying final review: Xu Leibing
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