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Department Introduction: Inner Mongolia International Mongolian Medicine Hospital exclusively opens the Department of Mongolian Medicine Acupoint Reflexology. Two Chinese reflexology experts with more than 20 years of clinical experience and an associate professor of Mongolian medicine have been consulting for a long time and have cured more than 100,000 patients with various diseases. The ward has 22 beds and is guarded by two attending physicians with ten years of clinical experience and 11 nurses. The founders of Mongolian acupoint reflexology, Haitao and Yuan Hongli, have spent more than 20 years studying and researching the combination of traditional Mongolian medical operating techniques and reflexology. Based on more than 20 years of extensive clinical practice and apprenticeships with many teachers, they have inherited the essence of traditional Mongolian and Chinese medicine in the motherland and absorbed the nutrition of modern medicine. It integrates radiotherapy, Hetu Luoshu yin and yang balance therapy, foot reflexology, bioholographic therapy, balance therapy, spine reflexology and other natural therapies, and combines these natural therapies with traditional Mongolian medicine to create a new theory and operation method with Mongolian medicine characteristics, that is, Mongolian medicine point reflexology, which has now become a rare treasure in the national medical cultural heritage. Features and Advantages Mongolian medicine acupoint reflexology has the characteristics of using hands instead of needles, no injections, no medicine, no treatment on the affected area, etc. The curative effect is significant and immediate.It is a general medicine. It has significant effects in the treatment of heart disease, lumbar spondylosis, cervical spondylosis, sciatica, frozen shoulder, early femoral head necrosis, ankylosing spondylitis, rheumatoid arthritis and other diseases. It has significant and immediate effects on various painful diseases. It is an ancestral external medicine used to treat herpes zoster and its sequelae. Acupoint reflexology