therapy; remedy; method of treatment

the branch of medicine concerned with the treatment of disease

intensive care unit; specialized hospital ward for the care of critically ill patients

intensive care unit; a specialized hospital department that provides intensive care medicine

The use of chemical substances to treat disease, specifically used in the treatment of cancer; often shortened to [[化疗|化療|hua4 liao2]].

treatment of disease by means of chemical substances, typically used to treat cancer; chemotherapy

a form of alternative medicine involving the application of pressure to specific points on the feet, hands, or ears

A type of psychological therapy where several patients meet together to discuss their issues or participate in therapeutic activities, helping to reduce feelings of isolation and insecurity

A medical treatment method where genes are introduced into a patient's body to correct genetic defects or treat diseases.

Gestalt psychotherapy; a form of psychotherapy that emphasizes personal responsibility and focuses upon the individual's experience in the present moment

The use of psychological principles by trained professionals to help patients adapt their behavior and improve their mental health.

traditional Chinese medical massage technique involving pinching and pulling the skin along the spine, often used to treat digestive or respiratory issues in children

treatment of disease using ionizing radiation, such as X-rays; radiation therapy

Treatment of disease, especially malignant tumors, using radiation from radioactive substances; radiation therapy.

A dental procedure involving the removal of the nerve, followed by cleaning, disinfecting, and filling the root canal to save the tooth.

a person who provides therapy to treat illness or injury; therapist

Treatment of injury or disease by physical methods such as heat, light, massage, or exercise; physical therapy or physical medicine and rehabilitation.

professional practitioner of physical therapy who treats injuries or disabilities through physical methods

Use of specific activities to assist in the diagnosis or treatment of physical and mental disabilities; also known as [[作业治疗|作業治療|zuo4 ye4 zhi4 liao2]]

a healthcare professional who helps patients develop or recover the skills needed for daily living and working

medical treatment using drugs to prevent, alleviate, or eliminate symptoms and restore normal health

to receive medical treatment while staying in the hospital; to be admitted to a hospital for treatment

medical treatment that uses pure oxygen at high pressure to help heal wounds and infections

a type of therapy that focuses on helping people achieve independence in all areas of their lives through the use of everyday activities

medical treatment using exposure to light or specific wavelengths of light; light therapy