T/CACM 1086-2018 Treatment of Pre-Illness Techniques for Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) Operational Guidelines and Hypertension Health Massage Exercises. The English translation for this phrase is: "Operational guidelines for the treatment of diseases before they occur in traditional Chinese medicine and hypertensive health massage exercises."
T/CACM 1086-2018 Treatment of Pre-Illness Techniques for Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) Operational Guidelines and Hypertension Health Massage Exercises. The English translation for this phrase is: "Operational guidelines for the treatment of diseases before they occur in traditional Chinese medicine and hypertensive health massage exercises."
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Main Technical Content: This standard is used to guide and regulate the application of health massage exercises for hypertension in the prevention and treatment of diseases. The purpose of compiling and promulgating this standard is to provide technical operation guidelines for hypertension health massage exercises in various hospitals and health care institutions at all levels, guide relevant doctors, health care workers, people with normal high blood pressure and hypertension patients (those with relatively stable blood pressure during medication) to correctly use hypertension health massage exercises to prevent and treat diseases, make the application of hypertension health massage exercises more standardized and easy to promote, so as to better play its role in hypertension prevention and treatment. Currently, about one in three adults worldwide suffers from hypertension, and the number of cases has exceeded 1 billion. In 2012, the prevalence of hypertension among adults aged 18 and above in China was 25.2%, with a knowledge rate of 46.5%, a treatment rate of 41.1%, and a control rate of 13.8%, and a treatment-control rate of 33.6%. Hypertension has become a major public health problem in China. The toxic side effects of long-term use of multiple Western drugs for blood pressure reduction are the main reasons for poor compliance and low control rates. Therefore, non-drug treatment should be the first choice for prevention, early treatment, and collaborative treatment of hypertension. Hypertension health massage exercises are self-care massage exercises for early intervention and collaborative treatment of hypertension. Based on years of clinical experience, combined with the theory of meridians in traditional Chinese medicine and the pathogenesis of "dizziness" and "stroke" and the characteristics of related organs and meridians, through methods such as rubbing, kneading, tapping, and pressing on meridian acupoints, the meridians can connect the internal organs