Diagnostic methods are those that provide the practitioner to collect information of the patient’s condition. Using the ‘TCM examinations’ approach, which includes looking, hearing, and smelling, asking, pulse examinations and palpitation to gain an understanding of the patient’s condition.
The information collected is then interpreted in the context of the patient’s present and past complaints, work and living habits, physical environment, family health history, and emotional life.
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