to treat an illness or a patient using medicine, surgery, or other medical methods

medical treatment; health care services

the effectiveness of a medical treatment or medicine; healing efficacy

(abbreviation) chemotherapy; chemical therapy for diseases, especially cancer

therapy; medical treatment; a method of curing or treating disease

the prescribed period or sequence of medical treatment for a specific illness; medical treatment cycle

radiotherapy; to treat an illness using radiation such as X-rays or gamma rays to destroy cancer cells

medical expenses; medical bill; costs related to medical treatment

to examine a patient and provide medical treatment

A team consisting of medical personnel sent out to perform medical tasks or provide healthcare services.

A medical facility for the treatment of chronic illnesses or for recovery after a long-term illness, often located in a scenic area; nursing home; convalescent home

short for [[物理疗法|物理療法|wu4 li3 liao2 fa3]]; the treatment of disease or injury by physical methods such as massage, heat, or exercise

to get well or heal through medical treatment and rest; to convalesce, especially for a long period in a specialized facility

dietary therapy; culinary treatment; medicinal meals used for health and healing

the medical treatment of disease or injury using water, such as mineral baths or massage, to promote healing

Use of light, such as sunlight or artificial radiation (e.g., ultraviolet or infrared), to treat physical conditions or diseases; to perform such treatment

the use of magnetic fields, typically produced by medical equipment, to treat various parts of the body

therapy; remedy; method of treatment

Small medical institution or health center, usually located in a residential neighborhood or market town

to treat a disease; to provide medical care

The medical use of electrical equipment, heat, or electromagnetic waves to treat disease

the branch of medicine concerned with the treatment of disease

A room where a doctor diagnoses and treats patients; medical consultation room.

A small medical facility or dispensary; a private clinic. Also called [[诊所|診所|zhen3 suo3]].

Treatment of disease or injury by physical means such as light, electricity, sound, heat, or mechanical massage; physiotherapy.

A type of physical therapy where heated paraffin wax is applied to the body to improve blood circulation and treat conditions such as arthritis or sprains.

A system of cooperative medical care used in rural China, funded primarily by collective economic resources to provide free or subsidized healthcare services.

A type of physical therapy method using heated mud or clay to treat chronic diseases

medical treatment of disease by means of electricity; electropathy

to provide relief or assistance to the poor; to alleviate poverty

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

physical exercise therapy; therapeutic use of movement and exercise to treat illness or injury

A method of treating diseases or restoring physical function through medical exercise

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

A medical treatment approach that avoids surgery or other invasive procedures; also known as [[非手术疗法|非手術療法|fei1 shou3 shu4 liao2 fa3]].

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

treatment of disease by stimulating or restoring the ability of the immune system to fight infection and destroy infection or prevent infections

A medical insurance system where healthcare costs are primarily covered by the state or the employer; public medical care.

frigotherapy or cryotherapy; the use of cold to treat medical conditions, often in Chinese medicine

to cut a piece of flesh from one's own thigh to feed a sick parent, a legendary act of extreme filial devotion; often used as an idiom for sacrificial piety

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

Treatment of diseases using chemical substances to kill or inhibit the growth of pathogens or cancer cells; commonly abbreviated as [[化疗|化療|hua4 liao2]].

health care; medical care

A social insurance system where the state or a company provides financial compensation and healthcare services for illness, injury, or childbirth.

medical device; medical equipment or instruments

medical clinic or healthcare center providing outpatient treatment