The treatment of uninsured diseases is a comprehensive preventive medicine concept that emphasizes active preventive and curative measures before and during the onset of diseases in order to protect human health, not only in the area of chinese medicine, but also in line with the preventive medicine concept of modern medicine, which allows for the prevention of unpreventable diseases, the prevention of mutation and the recovery of diseases。
1. Non-preventable: the prevention of disease before it occurs, by means of physical support, increased immunity and improved living habits. This is the most important component of the cure, which prevents people from getting sick or less. Practice methods include dietary regulation, emotional intervention, lifestyle regulation, such as maintaining a reasonable diet, avoiding oversaturation or overdrinking, regulating emotions to maintain mental health and developing good habits。
2. Prevention of disease: prevention of further deterioration or change through active treatment and management when disease has already occurred. Doctors are required to be able to assess the condition accurately, to take timely and effective treatment and to control the development of the disease。
3. Improved prevention: measures to prevent recurrence of the disease continue after it has been cured. These include strengthening the effectiveness of treatment, improving health, adapting living habits, ensuring full recovery and avoiding repetition。
In modern medicine, the concept of undisease is compatible with preventive medicine such as health examinations and early screening. In the area of digestive endoscopy, routine gastrointestinal screening prevents progress through timely detection of pre-cancer diseases and early diagnosis of early intervention. Prevention and management of chronic diseases, such as diabetes mellitus and hypertension, are also widely used to reduce the incidence of diseases and the risk of complications through measures such as universal knowledge of prevention, close monitoring of populations at risk and promotion of healthy lifestyles。
