Diagnosis and treatment strategies of traditional Chinese and Western medicine with abdominal pain

Abdominal pain is a common form of disease presentation and is one of the most common symptoms in outpatient and emergency. The causes of abdominal pain are complex and include medical abdominal pain, surgical abdominal pain, gynecological abdominal pain, etc. The atypical nature of the condition and the difficulty in diagnosing are the features of "abdominal pain". Some organic abdominal pains can even be life-threatening. As the gatekeeper to the health of the community, general practitioners, especially those who combine Chinese and Western medicine, are exposed to certain risks in the management of abdominal pain. This study is partly conducted to reduce the risks associated with medical treatment, analyzes and summarizes the common causes of abdominal pain from the perspective of a teacher teaching Chinese and Western general medicine, and sorts out strategies for the diagnosis and treatment of abdominal pain through relevant literature at domestic and international levels, so as to help students studying Chinese and Western general medicine to understand "abdominal pain", understand "abdominal pain", diagnose "abdominal pain", and diagnose abdominal pain at the early stage of their studies. The aim is to help students who study Chinese and Western general medicine understand "abdominal pain". In the diagnosis and treatment of abdominal pain, it is recommended that the condition be assessed through the five examinations of "Observation Auscultation and Olfaction, Inquiry, Pulse Feeling and Palpation and checking". It is important to assess the common causes of abdominal pain and to identify critical illnesses to avoid missing or misdiagnosing abdominal pain. In the case of fatal illnesses manifested by abdominal pain, symptomatic management is required to ensure the patients' safety and referral to a higher level hospital as soon as possible. It is recommended that a mind map be created based on the presentation of the patient with abdominal pain, and that the disease be diagnosed according to a combination of Chinese and Western medicine, with both Chinese and Western medicine, and with both Chinese and Western medicine. We should communicate with patients about the causes of their abdominal pain, treatment options, prognosis and care, in order to reduce patients ' worries and establish a trusting and harmonious doctor-patient relationship with them.