T/CATSI 09003-2020 Female Reproductive Health Abdominal Massage Operation Regulations

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Main Technical Content: Preface This standard was drafted in accordance with the rules set forth in GB/T 1.1-2020. It was proposed by Guangzhou Zhenhen Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. and is overseen by the China Technical Supervision Information Association. The drafting units include Guangzhou Zhenhen Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd., Guangdong Shunde Puzhong Pharmaceutical Biotechnology Co., Ltd., Guangzhou Xiwai Xianshi Culture Development Co., Ltd., and Guangzhou Jintong Haoyu Health Management Co., Ltd. The main drafters are Chen Wutao, Chen Lu, Li Xingfeng, and Zhou Jieying. The standard was first published on August 11, 2020. Introduction Health massage, also known as wellness massage, is an important component of massage medicine. By applying specific techniques to specific acupoints or areas, it can achieve the effects of regulating internal organs, nourishing qi and blood, unblocking meridians, and promoting physical health and longevity. Due to its simple and easy-to-implement, safe, and reliable nature, with no toxic side effects, it is widely loved by people. The Female Reproductive Health Abdominal Massage Technique originates from traditional Chinese abdominal massage methods and has a regulatory and preventive effect on some female reproductive health symptoms. At present, there are no relevant national or industry standards. To standardize the operating procedures of the Female Reproductive Health Abdominal Massage Technique, ensure the quality of services provided to customers, and enhance service safety, we have compiled the *Operating Guidelines for Female Reproductive Health Abdominal Massage Technique*. By standardizing and regulating the operating procedures, we aim to promote the better application of abdominal massage techniques in women's health services. **Female Reproductive Health Abdominal Massage Technique Operating Guidelines** 1 **Scope** This standard specifies the applicable symptoms and contraindications, operating norms, eme

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