Oral Ulcer ⁽³⁾

Mouth ulcers are a very common condition with many causes. Some patients develop recurrent mouth ulcers because of their constitution, while others get them as a side effect of some treatment—for example, cancer patients may develop severe mouth ulcers after chemotherapy. Mild mouth ulcers can…

Whether humanity's current understanding of cancer as a pathology is right or wrong is still hard to judge. Cancer requires countless people to sacrifice their whole lifetimes and energies to research, and the great majority may grow old poring over classics, expending a lifetime of…

For a long time, under the influence of traditional Chinese ideas, we have believed that symptoms like oral ulcers and nosebleeds are caused by "shanghuo" (internal heat); the standard countermeasures are drinking herbal tea and eating cooling foods, and Chinese patent medicines mostly use fire-purging…