T/CACM 1553-2023 Chinese guidelines for traditional Chinese medicine treatment of stress urinary incontinence in women

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Main Technical Content: Foreword I. Introduction II. Scope III. Normative Reference Documents IV. Terminology and Definitions V. Epidemiology VI. Diagnostic Criteria 6.1 Traditional Chinese Medicine Diagnosis 6.2 Western Medicine Diagnosis VII. Differential Diagnosis 8.1 Kidney Deficiency with Weak Urinary Control 8.2 Spleen-Qi Sinking Syndrome 8.3 Spleen-Kidney Deficiency Syndrome 8.4 Liver Stagnation and Kidney Deficiency Syndrome VIII. Treatment 9.1 Treatment Principles 9.2 Prescriptions and Medications 9.3 Traditional Chinese Medicine Preparations X. Acupuncture 11.1 Needle Therapy 11.2 Acupuncture and Medication Combined 12. Auricular Point Application and Auricular Suture 13. Traditional Exercise Methods 14. Physical Therapy 15. Psychological Intervention 16. Prevention and Care APPENDIX A (INFORMATIVE) Quality Grading and Recommendation Strength APPENDIX B (NORMATIVE) Scales and Evaluation Methods Related to Stress Urinary Incontinence REFERENCES

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