TCM Department

Introduction to the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine Department overview In 1960, the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine was officially established, with a total of 16 medical staff, and only the Traditional Chinese Medicine Clinic and the Acupuncture Clinic were opened. In April 1973, the Traditional Chinese Medicine Ward was officially established with 11 medical staff. The diseases treated are mainly digestive and hepatobiliary diseases, and it has begun to accept inter-class and production internship tasks for students from the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine of Inner Mongolia Medical University. It is the earliest clinical internship base of the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine of Inner Mongolia Medical University. In September 1984, the Teaching and Research Office of Traditional Chinese Medicine was formally established to undertake the teaching tasks of the clinical medicine major "Traditional Chinese Medicine". In 1985, the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine launched the massage business and merged with the acupuncture specialty to establish the Acupuncture and Massage Clinic of the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine. In March 1986, the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine was expanded and equipped with basic equipment to rescue critically ill patients. In 1995, a TCM cervical and lumbar spine specialty clinic was established, and a microcomputer-controlled cervical and lumbar spine traction bed was introduced. In conjunction with comprehensive TCM therapy, comprehensive TCM treatment for cervical and lumbar spine diseases is carried out. In 2002, the integrated Chinese and Western medicine ward was officially opened and the business scope was expanded. In December 2005, the TCM ward moved into the second inpatient building. The conditions of the ward were significantly improved and it was equipped with relevant medical equipment according to the standards of Western medicine internal medicine.In 2006, the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine Medicinal Baths was established, introducing Chinese medicine fumigation treatment beds and Chinese medicine leg baths, and preparing two series of more than ten kinds of Chinese medicine medicated baths, which mainly treat various chronic diseases with remarkable curative effects. In 2007, our department was awarded the honorable title of “National General Hospital Traditional Chinese Medicine Demonstration Unit” by the Ministry of Health, the State Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine, and the General Logistics Department. In 2014, the department was rated as a key specialist in spleen and stomach diseases in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region; in 2015, the department director, Comrade Du Jinhui, was rated as the second batch of "Famous Traditional Chinese Medicine Doctors" in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region; in December, it was officially moved into a new outpatient comprehensive ward, with the number of beds expanded to 56, and the ward conditions were further significantly improved. At the same time, an ointment making machine and a male sexual dysfunction treatment device were introduced to further expand the business scope; Business scope The Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine is a first-level department of the Affiliated Hospital of Inner Mongolia Medical University. The Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine is divided into two parts: Traditional Chinese Medicine Clinic and Traditional Chinese Medicine Ward. The Traditional Chinese Medicine Department currently has 32 medical staff, including 7 chief doctors/professors (1 well-known expert), 1 deputy chief physician/associate professor, 2 attending physicians/lecturers, 3 physicians, 1 deputy chief nurse, 5 supervisory nurses, 7 nurse practitioners, and 2 nurses.The traditional Chinese medicine clinic consists of specialist clinics for traditional Chinese medicine and integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine, general clinics, acupuncture clinics, cervical and lumbar spine disease specialist clinics, and traditional Chinese medicine bath specialist clinics. The expert clinic currently has 2 experts visiting, mainly focusing on the prevention and treatment of common diseases and difficult miscellaneous syndromes such as internal medicine, gynecology, andrology with traditional Chinese medicine and integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine. On this basis, the experts have different specialization directions. In recent years, they have gradually formed certain advantages in the treatment of liver, gallbladder, spleen and stomach diseases, diabetes, stroke sequelae, rheumatoid, degenerative osteoarthrosis, cervical and lumbar spine diseases, and geriatric diseases. The traditional Chinese medicine ward currently has 56 beds, divided into traditional Chinese medicine wards and integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine wards. Our department makes full use of the advantages of the general hospital, horizontally cooperates with relevant departments, gives full play to the characteristics of traditional Chinese medicine, and focuses on treating gynecological diseases such as liver, gallbladder, spleen and stomach diseases, cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, diabetes, rheumatoid, osteoarthritis, irregular menstruation, chronic gynecological inflammation, leucorrhea, etc. 9) For the prevention and treatment of chronic respiratory diseases, acupuncture and cupping to treat stroke sequelae, and for patients after tumor radiotherapy and chemotherapy, a treatment plan that combines Chinese and Western medicine, combined with dietary guidance based on syndrome differentiation, strengthening the body and eliminating evil, and acupuncture and medicinal baths are used together. The efficacy is significantly improved.The Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine is a teaching and research section of Traditional Chinese Medicine affiliated to Inner Mongolia Medical University. It is mainly responsible for the teaching of "Traditional Chinese Medicine" for undergraduates in clinical medicine, stomatology, anesthesia, imaging, and forensic medicine. It is also responsible for the teaching of "Traditional Chinese Medicine Emergency Medicine" for undergraduates in the College of Traditional Chinese Medicine. In 2003, it was approved by the Ministry of Education to become the first master's degree awarding point in Traditional Chinese Medicine and Internal Medicine in our district. It currently has one graduate tutor and has trained a total of 15 master's students. Outpatient clinic phone number: 3451799, (TCM Department on the 6th floor of the new outpatient complex building) Ward nurse station phone number: 3451735, (TCM department on the 22nd floor of the new outpatient complex building)