Exposing the Five Most Misdiagnosed Conditions in TCM: What Every Practitioner Needs to Know - NCCAOM Approved Acupuncture Continuing Education, AOM General Hours, 10 PDA/CEU

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Certified for 10 PDA/CEU in AOM (AOM-OM: 10) or Category 1

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Course Outcome

<92% of practitioners will be able to identify and address the five most commonly misdiagnosed conditions in TCM.

Course Objectives

• Recognize and understand the five most commonly misdiagnosed conditions in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), including Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Irritable Bowel Syndrome, migraines vs. tension-type headaches, endometriosis, and Lyme Disease.
• Differentiate complex TCM patterns for these conditions to improve diagnostic accuracy.
• Apply advanced diagnostic techniques such as pulse, tongue diagnosis, and comprehensive patient history assessments.
• Integrate modern diagnostic tools and collaborate with Western medical professionals to enhance diagnostic precision.

Who Should Enroll?

• TCM Practitioners: Perfect for those who wish to improve their diagnostic accuracy and address common diagnostic challenges that can lead to misdiagnosis in TCM practice.
• Healthcare Practitioners: Expand your understanding of how to integrate TCM with modern diagnostic methods and Western medical practices.

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