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Red flags that end the consultation hóng qí · 必须立刻结束问诊的红旗

Certain findings mean you should be in emergency or urgent care, not in a TCM consultation: chest pain or pressure, difficulty breathing, one-sided weakness or numbness, facial drooping, slurred speech, sudden severe headache, uncontrolled bleeding, high fever with confusion or stiff neck, severe abdominal pain, thoughts of self-harm, significant injury, pregnancy complications, or illness in an infant.

No tradition, and no practitioner, should keep treating something that belongs in an emergency department.

有些表现意味着你应该在急诊或紧急救治,而不是在中医问诊里:胸痛或胸部压迫感、呼吸困难、单侧无力或麻木、面部歪斜、言语不清、突发剧烈头痛、无法控制的出血、高热伴意识模糊或颈项强直、剧烈腹痛、自伤念头、明显外伤、妊娠并发症、婴幼儿患病。

任何传统、任何执业者,都不应继续处理本该去急诊的问题。

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Call your local emergency number. In the United States, 911.

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