線上健康管理報告範例

範本:線上健康評估與中醫整合調理報告

個案基本資料與問診概述

  • 個案姓名: [範例個案 A. W. / 去識別化臨床案例]
  • 年齡與性別: 78 歲男性
  • 服務項目: 遠距健康評估與全方位中醫辨證調理
  • 體格數值: 身高:172 公分 | 體重:64 公斤 | BMI:約 21.6
  • 主要調理目標: 全方位健康優化、輔助性腫瘤整合照護,並在常規西醫治療期間尋求天然症狀緩解與調理。

相關病史與臨床診斷

  • 前列腺癌(攝護腺癌): 2025 年初確診;由腫瘤專科團隊監控,目前持續接受賀爾蒙治療/雄性激素剝奪療法(ADT)。
  • 短暫性腦缺血發作(小中風 / TIA): 急性發作已緩解;長期服用預防性抗血小板藥物。
  • 巴雷斯特食道症(胃食道逆流併發): 長期慢性狀況,目前以每日氫離子幫浦阻斷劑(PPI)穩定控制。
  • 雙膝退化性關節炎: 中度至重度關節磨損,主要局限於內側關節腔。
  • 皮膚表徵: 日光性紫斑/老年性紫斑(良性微血管脆弱,表現為雙上肢皮下輕微瘀斑)。
  • 過敏史: 間歇性花粉熱/過敏性鼻炎。

目前用藥與日常保健品參考

  • 抗雄性激素與 ADT 治療: 每日口服抗雄性激素藥物,並每三個月施打一次促性腺激素釋放素(GnRH)促效劑植入劑。
  • 輔助皮質類固醇與骨質保健: 每日低劑量普賴鬆(Prednisolone),併服鈣質與維生素 D3 補充劑。
  • 心血管防護: 每日口服低劑量保栓通(Clopidogrel),作為小中風與心血管之二級預防。
  • 消化系統用藥: 每日口服一次氫離子幫浦阻斷劑(如 Lansoprazole 30 毫克)。
  • 日常飲食習慣: 飲用高抗氧化南非國寶茶(Rooibos)、晨起飲用冷壓初榨橄欖油佐檸檬汁、烹調常備大蒜,並規律補充綜合維生素/維生素 C。

系統回顧與臨床評估

  • 睡眠與排尿狀態:
    • 睡眠結構不規律(約 23:00 至 07:00),夜間頻繁醒轉。
    • 明顯夜尿(每晚醒來排尿 3 至 4 次)。
    • 夢境生動活躍(無惡夢),晨起無嚴重倦怠感。
  • 腸胃與消化機能:
    • 食慾良好且穩定。
    • 偶有餐後腹脹與脹氣現象。
    • 每日排便一次,成形良好且沉底。
  • 體溫調節與治療相關表徵:
    • 自覺體溫調節失衡,頻繁在燥熱與畏寒之間交替。
    • 日間常出現一陣陣潮熱、隨後出汗並伴隨代償性發冷(每日約 2–3 次),屬雄性激素剝奪治療之典型反應。
  • 中醫體質辨識分項:
    • 陽虛表現: 精力與性慾明顯減退(9/10)、小便次數頻多(8/10)。
    • 虛熱浮越: 雙目鞏膜充血/目赤(7–8/10)、小便偏深色(4/10)。
    • 血虛津虧: 皮膚乾燥(3/10)。
    • 四肢末梢: 四肢溫和微熱(3/10)。
  • 生活作息與情緒狀態:
    • 無抽菸習慣;極少飲酒(偶爾每兩週飲用一小杯紅酒)。
    • 維持平地散步與輕度園藝等日常活動。
    • 慢性壓力指數極低(1–2/10);心理狀態平穩開朗(8/10)。

中醫客觀望診紀錄

望面診

  • 神色: 面色呈現暗黃帶淡灰底色,皮膚光澤度減退(枯槁乾燥),太陽穴、額部及顴骨區域散布日曬斑與老年斑。雙目神采(神)依然凝聚清晰,但肌膚津液耗損,反映腎精與陰血長期虧虛。
  • 目診: 眼周下緣有明顯凹陷、鬆弛及暗沉陰影(眼胞下屬腎位),與長期腎陽不足、夜尿頻仍及睡眠中斷密切相關。鞏膜微現充血血絲,符合虛熱上浮、肝火偏旺之表現。
  • 人中與下頦(下焦與泌尿生殖區域): 人中兩側及下巴周圍可見縱向溝紋加深,下頜骨組織體積略顯流失萎縮。面部分區中,人中與下頦對應腎、膀胱及前列腺等下焦器官,反映下焦精氣長期衰減。
  • 唇色: 唇形偏薄、乾燥,色澤淡白夾帶暗紫暈,顯示血虛與絡脈瘀阻並存,與其小中風病史、服用保栓通及日光性紫斑相印證。

舌診

  • 舌質: 淡紫舌。舌基底明顯偏淡白,整體覆有暗紫色調,舌緣尤為顯著,此為典型「陽虛內寒伴隨血瘀」之徵象。
  • 舌形: 舌體胖大、邊緣有明顯齒痕,反映脾氣虧虛、運化水濕無力而致水濕內停。舌中(脾胃反射區)可見一條深長縱向裂紋延伸至舌根,裂紋底層伴有暗色瘀點,顯示長期胃陰損傷(與胃食道逆流、巴雷斯特食道症及長期服用胃藥相關)併發深層絡脈瘀阻。
  • 舌苔: 舌中及舌根覆蓋厚膩之白偏灰濁苔,為中焦與下焦寒濕痰濁凝聚之確鑿徵象,證實其突發性燥熱盜汗屬於「虛熱浮越」,核心體質本質為寒濕而非真熱。

中醫辨證與病機分析

辨證診斷

  1. 腎陽虛衰,下焦寒濕凝聚(本)
  2. 脾虛濕阻,痰濁內蘊
  3. 氣滯血瘀,絡脈瘀阻
  4. 陰陽失調,虛熱浮越(標)

病機解析

中醫理論中,高齡男性之下焦癥瘕與前列腺病變,根本病機多在於腎陽虧損、命門火衰,無以溫化水液。命門火微,陰寒、濁濕與瘀血乘虛凝聚於下焦與膀胱絡脈,導致小便不利、頻尿、嚴重夜尿(每晚 3–4 次)及組織積聚。

此外,西醫雄性激素剝奪療法(ADT)在藥理機制上會進一步壓抑體內的陽氣。腎陽暴挫,導致陰無以斂陽,虛陽因而浮越於上。這解釋了為何患者一方面自覺陣發性面熱、出汗、目赤及多夢,但另一方面舌苔卻呈現厚濁白膩之寒濕表象。

因患者每日規律服用抗血小板藥物(保栓通),臨床嚴禁使用峻烈破血逐瘀之品,當以益氣健脾、溫化水濕、佐以輕靈通絡之法循序漸進。

整合調理策略

  • 治則治法:
    • 溫補腎陽,化濕通淋(固攝下元、利水化濁)。
    • 健脾化濁,培土生金(運化痰濕、修復胃黏膜)。
    • 調和陰陽,潛陽止汗(引火歸元、緩解藥源性潮熱)。
    • 益氣活血,通絡散結(在維持凝血安全的前提下促進微循環)。

1. 個人化子午流注經絡養生時刻表

時辰與時間區間對應經絡與臟腑調理目標建議日常行動05:00 – 07:00 (卯時)大腸經(手陽明)促進腸道蠕動,保護黏膜屏障起床飲用一杯溫開水;維持晨起飲用優質橄欖油佐少許檸檬汁之習慣;順應自然便意排便。07:00 – 09:00 (辰時)胃經(足陽明)溫養脾胃,避免逆流刺激享用溫熱、軟質早餐(如溫燕麥或小米南瓜粥),保護食道黏膜並溫養胃氣。09:00 – 11:00 (巳時)脾經(足太陰)運化水濕,消解厚膩白苔以溫水服用早晨常規藥物;從事輕度園藝、盆栽修剪或輕緩家務。11:00 – 13:00 (午時)心經(手少陰)清解心火,安神定志溫熱均衡午餐;餐後靜坐閉目養神 15–20 分鐘,平抑浮躁虛火。13:00 – 15:00 (未時)小腸經(手太陽)分清泌濁,調節津液溫飲專屬調理花草茶,緩解午後潮熱與出汗。15:00 – 17:00 (申時)膀胱經(足太陽)通利水道,舒緩膝關節拘緊穿著避震鞋於平地步行;進行坐姿輕柔伸腿練習,避免關節承壓。17:00 – 19:00 (酉時)腎經(足少陰)溫補腎元,引火歸元清淡溫熱晚餐(蒸魚、溫熱根莖蔬菜湯)。18:30 後停止大量飲水,減輕夜尿負擔。19:00 – 21:00 (戌時)心包經(手厥陰)促進微循環,保護心血管以溫水(38–40°C)足浴 15 分鐘,隨後輕柔按揉足底湧泉穴(KI-1),引虛火下行。21:00 – 23:00 (亥時)三焦經(手少陽)調和三焦氣機,準備安眠調暗室內燈光,享受寧靜閱讀;睡前徹底排空膀胱。23:00 – 03:00 (子時/丑時)膽經與肝經細胞修復、藏血解毒23:00 前就寢入睡;使用透氣純棉床被,分層搭配以應對夜間體溫忽冷忽熱。

2. 營養素補充與天然食材建議

  • 維生素 D3 與 K2 協同保健:
    • 目的: 與既有鈣質補充劑協同作用,減緩荷爾蒙抑制治療及類固醇引起之骨質流失。
    • 天然來源: 清蒸野生鮭魚、鯖魚、放牧蛋黃、日曬舞菇與乾香菇。
  • 維生素 C 與生物類黃酮:
    • 目的: 增強毛細血管壁彈性與膠原生成,改善日光性紫斑,同時保護關節結締組織。
    • 天然來源: 蒸煮深綠色蔬菜(青江菜、羽衣甘藍)、溫燉甜椒、蒸熟木瓜(避免高酸度柑橘原汁,以防刺激食道)。
  • 維生素 B 群(B6、B12、活性葉酸):
    • 目的: 維護血管內皮健康、維持神經系統穩定,減輕自律神經與潮熱波動。
    • 天然來源: 扁豆、蒸蘆筍、營養酵母、葵花籽、優質去皮禽肉。
  • 天然維生素 E(混合生育酚)與鋅:
    • 目的: 滋潤乾燥肌膚,抗氧化並維持前列腺與下泌尿道組織機能。
    • 天然來源: 生南瓜子、去皮杏仁、適量酪梨。

3. 飲食原則與一日示範食譜

  • 核心原則:
    • 以溫熱熟食為主,忌食生冷沙拉、冰品凍飲,避免加重脾虛濕困與厚膩舌苔。
    • 嚴格避免誘發逆流之食物(重辣、油炸、高酸番茄濃汁、薄荷),保護食道黏膜。
    • 因服用保栓通,烹調用大蒜保持適量即可,不可大量服用濃縮生蒜精補充劑。
  • 一日示範餐單:
    • 06:30(晨起): 溫開水 250 毫升,搭配 1 小匙冷壓初榨橄欖油及幾滴新鮮檸檬汁。
    • 07:30(早餐): 溫熱小米白米南瓜粥,搭配一顆溫水煮荷包蛋與川燙菠菜。
    • 10:00(早點): 溫燉水梨(佐少許肉桂粉),搭配 1 湯匙南瓜子。
    • 12:30(午餐): 嫩薑清蒸白肉魚(鱈魚或鱸魚)、一碗熟糙米藜麥飯、橄欖油炒櫛瓜與紅蘿蔔片。
    • 15:00(午茶): 一杯溫熱養生花茶(配方見下文),佐幾顆核桃。
    • 18:00(晚餐): 慢燉雞肉根莖蔬菜湯(含歐洲防風草、紅蘿蔔、地瓜與去皮雞肉),搭配清蒸四季豆。
    • 18:30 後(水分控管): 停止常規大量飲水,僅保留晚間服藥所需之小口溫水,以減少夜尿次數。

4. 生活照護與關節保護運動

  • 潮熱出汗管理:
    • 穿著透氣、天然排汗材質(純棉、竹纖維)之多層次衣物,便於在潮熱發作時隨時穿脫。
    • 隨身備妥乾棉毛巾,出汗後立即擦乾,防止毛孔開泄時遭受風寒之邪外襲(衛表不固)。
  • 食道黏膜防護:
    • 將床頭抬高 12–15 公分(或使用防逆流楔形枕)。
    • 晚餐與就寢時間至少間隔 3 小時以上。
  • 低衝擊關節養護運動:
    • 平地步行: 每日於平坦地面步行 20–25 分鐘,避免下坡路段以減少膝關節內側受壓。
    • 坐姿直膝抬腿: 端坐於穩固椅子,單腿水平向前伸直,維持 4–5 秒以強化股內側肌,再平緩放下(每側 10 次,每日 2 組)。
    • 人體工學園藝: 避免長時間深度下蹲,使用加高軟墊園藝凳或小折疊椅操作。
    • 八段錦導引: 以坐姿或微屈膝站姿練習「左右開弓似射鵰」與「雙手抱足固腎腰」(柔和伸展,不勉強深彎),促進胸腹與腰脊氣血循環。

5. 專屬草本花茶配方

育陰清熱通絡茶

  • 配方組成:
    • 杭白菊 3–4 朵(清肝明目、平抑上浮虛火、改善目赤與頭面熱感)。
    • 石斛 3 克(養胃生津、滋養腎陰、濡潤消化黏膜與乾燥肌膚,潤燥而不助濕)。
    • 法蘭西玫瑰 3–4 朵(疏肝理氣、和血止痛、寬胸理脾,溫和理氣而不干擾抗血小板機制)。
    • 五味子 3–4 粒(斂肺滋腎、澀精止汗、生津安神,有助於收斂日間浮汗)。
  • 沖泡方式:
    • 將藥材置於瓷壺或玻璃壺中,注入約 350–400 毫升之熱開水(約 90°C)。
    • 蓋蓋悶泡 10 分鐘。
    • 於未時(13:00–15:00)溫熱慢飲,可回沖一次,並於 17:00 前飲畢以避免影響夜間排尿。

6. 客製化草本調理配方參考

如需進一步由專業醫師評估體質調理,可諮詢以下方向之純天然嚴選配方:

  1. 腫瘤輔助與免疫微環境平衡配方(扶正固本、調節免疫活性、減緩現代治療產生之倦怠)。
  2. 溫補脾腎與元氣修復配方(培補命門真火、健運脾陽、改善下焦寒濕水停)。
  3. 心腦血管循行與微循環防護配方(溫和疏通經絡、活血化瘀而不損及血小板穩定)。
  4. 胃食道黏膜養護專屬配方(天然甘潤和胃草本,協助制酸護膜、降逆下氣)。

評估與報告由: 全人健康管理組織(HHCO)遠距醫療團隊 美國紐約州/南非開普敦 註冊中醫師執業團隊 官方網站: drmias.info | 諮詢信箱: drmiasinfo@gmail.com

Sample of Visual Health Management Report

Sample Virtual Health Assessment & TCM Integrative Report

Patient Profile & Intake Overview

  • Patient Name: [Sample Client A. W. / Anonymized Case Study]
  • Age & Gender: 78-year-old male
  • Service: Virtual Health Assessment & Comprehensive TCM Pattern Differentiation
  • Anthropometrics: Height: 172 cm (5 ft 8 in) | Weight: 64 kg | BMI: ~21.6
  • Primary Wellness Goal: Comprehensive health optimization, supportive complementary oncology care, and natural symptom management alongside conventional clinical treatments.

Relevant Medical History & Clinical Diagnoses

  • Prostate Adenocarcinoma: Diagnosed early 2025; actively managed under oncological supervision with ongoing hormone therapy / androgen deprivation therapy (ADT).
  • Transient Ischemic Attack (TIA): Resolved acute event; maintained on preventive antiplatelet therapy.
  • Gastroesophageal Reflux / Barrett’s Esophagus:Longstanding condition controlled with daily proton-pump inhibitors (PPIs).
  • Bilateral Knee Osteoarthritis: Moderate-to-advanced degeneration localized primarily along the medial compartments.
  • Cutaneous Finding: Actinic/senile purpura (benign microvascular fragility manifesting as superficial bruising on upper extremities).
  • Seasonal Allergies: Intermittent allergic rhinitis.

Current Medication & Regimen Reference

  • Anti-Androgen & ADT Therapy: Prescribed anti-androgen agent (daily) and GnRH agonist implant (quarterly).
  • Adjunctive Corticosteroid & Bone Support: Low-dose prednisolone daily alongside calcium/vitamin D3 supplement.
  • Vascular Protection: Low-dose Clopidogrel daily for secondary cardiovascular/stroke prophylaxis.
  • Gastrointestinal Agent: Proton-pump inhibitor (e.g., Lansoprazole 30 mg) once daily.
  • Current Dietary Routine: High-antioxidant herbal tea (Rooibos), cold-pressed extra virgin olive oil with lemon at dawn, culinary garlic, and standard multivitamin/vitamin C.

System Review & Clinical Findings

  • Sleep & Urinary Dynamics:
    • Irregular sleep architecture (approx. 23:00 to 07:00) with repeated night awakenings.
    • Pronounced nocturia (awakes 3 to 4 times nightly to urinate).
    • Highly active, vivid dreaming without recurrent nightmares; wakes without persistent lethargy.
  • Gastrointestinal & Digestive Pattern:
    • Appetite remains strong and consistent.
    • Mild postprandial abdominal fullness and bloating.
    • Regular daily bowel evacuation; well-formed, sinking stools.
  • Thermoregulation & Treatment-Related Manifestations:
    • Frequent dysregulation between internal heat sensations and peripheral chills.
    • Daytime flushing followed by diaphoresis and compensatory cold chills (2–3 episodes daily), characteristic of secondary androgen deprivation.
  • TCM Pattern Assessment:
    • Yang Deficiency Indicators: Marked decline in vitality/libido (9/10), urinary frequency (8/10).
    • Floating Deficiency Fire: Scleral injection / red eyes (7–8/10), concentrated urine (4/10).
    • Blood & Fluid Depletion: Cutaneous xerosis (dry skin, 3/10).
    • Extremities: Neutral to mildly warm extremities (3/10).
  • Lifestyle & Stress Profile:
    • Non-smoker; minimal alcohol consumption (occasional small glass of red wine).
    • Active routine including regular flat-ground walking and light gardening.
    • Perceived chronic stress level rated very low (1–2/10); psychological outlook stable and optimistic.

TCM Objective Diagnostic Findings

Facial Diagnosis (望面診)

  • Complexion & Lustre (神色): Pale-sallow undertone with diminished epidermal sheen (dry/withered texture, Kū), interspersed with actinic lentigines across the malar and temporal areas. Although the mental spirit (Shen) in the gaze is preserved, the lack of subcutaneous moisture reflects chronic depletion of Kidney Essence (Jing) and Blood.
  • Orbital & Eye Region (目診): Pronounced infraorbital deepening and dusky, shadowed periorbital tissue reflecting Kidney exhaustion compounded by fragmented sleep and nocturia. Mild scleral vascular injection confirms internal deficient heat flaring upward.
  • Philtrum & Lower Facial Segment (人中與下 – Lower Jiao Zone): Marked structural volume loss along the chin, jawline, and perioral grooves. In meridian facial topography, this zone mirrors the Kidneys, urinary bladder, and reproductive system, indicating chronic Lower Jiao weakness.
  • Lips (唇色): Thinned, dry vermilion border with dusky violaceous undertones, consistent with underlying Blood deficiency paired with microvascular Blood stasis (Luo Mai Yu Zhu).

Tongue Diagnosis (舌診)

  • Tongue Body Color (舌質): Pale-purple / Dusky lilac (Dàn Zǐ Shé), signifying an underlying dual condition of Yang deficiency cold overlaid with microvascular blood stasis.
  • Morphology (舌形): Broad, flabby tongue body displaying prominent scalloped/tooth-marked margins, indicative of Spleen Qi weakness failing to transform fluids into clear moisture. A prominent, longitudinal central fissure extends through the Middle Jiao (Stomach/Spleen) zone with dark stasis spotting in the crack bed, pointing toward chronic mucosal Yin consumption and collateral stagnation.
  • Tongue Coating (舌苔): Thick, turbid, greasy white-to-grayish coat across the mid and posterior segments. This demonstrates substantial Cold-Damp retention and turbidity obstructing the Middle and Lower Jiao, confirming that transient flushing is deficiency-driven rather than an excess heat pathogen.

Pattern Differentiation & Pathophysiology (辨證分析)

Primary TCM Patterns

  1. Kidney Yang Deficiency with Lower Jiao Cold-Damp Stagnation (腎陽虛衰, 下焦寒濕凝聚) — Root (Ben)
  2. Spleen Qi Deficiency with Turbid Dampness Accumulation (脾虛濕阻)
  3. Collateral Blood Stasis & Microvascular Fragility (氣滯血瘀, 絡脈瘀阻)
  4. Upward Flaring of Deficient Heat due to Yin-Yang Disharmony (陰陽失調, 虛陽浮越) — Branch (Biao)

Clinical Analysis

In classical medicine, chronic lower pelvic masses and bladder retention in elderly men stem from decline of Kidney Yang and Mingmen Fire. When warming and transformation fail, cold-damp turbidity and sluggish blood accumulate in the collateral channels of the Lower Jiao, leading to frequency, nocturnal interruption, and tissue stagnation.

Concurrently, androgen deprivation chemically suppresses Kidney Yang. This rapid depletion prevents the lower body from properly anchoring physiological fire, allowing deficient heat to float upward (Xū Yáng Fú Yuè). This mechanism accounts for the contrasting symptoms: sudden hot flushes, ocular redness, and vivid dreams contrasting with a thick, greasy, cold-damp tongue coating.

Because the patient maintains daily antiplatelet therapy (Clopidogrel), heavy blood-breaking herbal agents (Po Xue) are contraindicated; interventions must focus on gentle Qi movement, mild collateral unblocking, and spleen-strengthening fluid transformation.

Integrative Wellness Strategy

  • Core Principles (治則):
    • Warm and support Kidney Yang while draining damp turbidity and facilitating bladder circulation (溫補腎陽, 化濕通淋).
    • Tonify Spleen Qi to resolve dampness and support digestive integrity (健脾化濁).
    • Reconcile Yin and Yang to anchor ascending false fire and soothe drug-induced vasomotor flushes (調和陰陽, 潛陽止汗).
    • Gently harmonize the collaterals and support blood vitality without perturbing coagulation parameters (益氣活血, 通絡散結).

1. Personalized Circadian Rhythm Table (子午流注)

Time WindowMeridian & Organ FocusClinical TargetSuggested Daily Actions05:00 – 07:00(Mao)Large Intestine (Hand Yangming)Support colon motility and protect mucosal liningRise, drink a mug of warm water; continue gentle morning olive oil and lemon routine; encourage unhurried bowel movement.07:00 – 09:00(Chen)Stomach (Foot Yangming)Nourish Middle Jiao without triggering refluxWarm, soft breakfast (e.g., warm oat or millet porridge with steamed squash) to support digestive fire and avoid esophageal irritation.09:00 – 11:00(Si)Spleen (Foot Taiyin)Clear damp turbidity and metabolize fluidsTake morning medications with warm water; engage in light, low-resistance garden potting or light chores.11:00 – 13:00(Wu)Heart (Hand Shaoyin)Calm heart fire and stabilize circadian spiritWarm lunch followed by 15–20 minutes of seated diaphragmatic breathing with closed eyes to anchor daytime Yang.13:00 – 15:00(Wei)Small Intestine (Hand Taiyang)Separate clear from turbid fluidsSip warm supportive herbal infusion to mitigate afternoon heat flushes and vasomotor surges.15:00 – 17:00(Shen)Urinary Bladder (Foot Taiyang)Regulate water gates; mobilize lower limbsFlat-surface outdoor walk in cushioned, supportive footwear; perform gentle seated knee extensions.17:00 – 19:00(You)Kidney (Foot Shaoyin)Tonify Kidney reserve and ground floating heatLight, easily digested dinner (root vegetable broth, poached fish). Stop substantial fluid consumption by 18:30to reduce nocturia.19:00 – 21:00(Xu)Pericardium (Hand Jueyin)Enhance microcirculation and cardiovascular protection15-minute warm foot soak (38–40°C) with light reflexology over Yongquan(KI-1) to draw ascending heat downward.21:00 – 23:00(Hai)San Jiao (Hand Shaoyang)Harmonize the Triple Burner and settle the ShenDim home lighting; low-stimulation reading; ensure complete bladder voiding directly prior to turning in.23:00 – 03:00(Zi/Chou)Gallbladder & LiverCellular recovery, blood storage, and liver repairResting in bed by 23:00; use breathable cotton bedding arranged in easy-to-remove layers to accommodate thermal shifts.

2. Micronutrient & Whole-Food Nutrition Plan

  • Vitamin D3 & K2 Synergistic Support:
    • Purpose: Sustains bone matrix density and limits skeletal demineralization associated with hormonal therapy and steroid usage.
    • Food Sources: Steamed wild salmon, light canned sardines, pasteurized egg yolks, and sun-dried shiitake/maitake mushrooms.
  • Vitamin C & Bioflavonoid Complex:
    • Purpose: Reinforces capillary elasticity to curb senile purpura, while aiding connective tissue integrity in degenerative joints.
    • Food Sources: Steamed dark leafy greens (bok choy, tender kale), stewed sweet bell peppers, and warm papaya (avoid raw, acidic citrus juice concentrates).
  • B-Complex Vitamins (B6, B12, Methylfolate):
    • Purpose: Promotes vascular endothelial wellness, supports healthy homocysteine metabolism, and stabilizes neurovascular tone.
    • Food Sources: Steamed asparagus, split yellow lentils, nutritional yeast, roasted sunflower seeds, and free-range poultry.
  • Natural Vitamin E (Mixed Tocopherols) & Zinc:
    • Purpose: Nourishes dry skin, protects cellular membranes, and aids prostate and lower urinary comfort.
    • Food Sources: Raw pumpkin seeds, blanched almonds, and moderate servings of ripe avocado.

3. Dietary Guidelines & Sample Meal Plan

  • Core Principles:
    • Prioritize warm, lightly cooked dishes over cold salads, raw juices, or iced water to avoid aggravating dampness.
    • Minimize reflux triggers (strong chili oils, deep-fried foods, heavy tomato pastes, peppermint) to safeguard the esophageal mucosa.
    • Maintain steady culinary garlic rather than concentrated garlic extract pills to avoid compounding antiplatelet effects.
  • Sample 1-Day Menu:
    • 06:30 (Morning Awakening): 250 ml warm boiled water with 1 tsp extra virgin olive oil and a dash of fresh lemon juice.
    • 07:30 (Breakfast): Warm millet and jasmine rice congee cooked with diced pumpkin, one soft-poached egg, and steamed baby spinach.
    • 10:00 (Mid-Morning): Warm poached pear lightly spiced with cinnamon plus 1 tablespoon raw pumpkin seeds.
    • 12:30 (Lunch): Steamed white fish (cod or sea bass) with fresh julienned ginger, brown rice or quinoa, and olive-oil sautéed zucchini and carrots.
    • 15:00 (Afternoon Rest): 1 warm cup of Curated Flower Tea (recipe below) and a small handful of walnuts.
    • 18:00 (Dinner): Simmered bone or vegetable broth with parsnips, tender carrots, sweet potato, and lean chicken breast.
    • 18:30 (Fluid Cutoff): Limit liquids to small sips necessary for medication intake to reduce nocturnal interruptions.

4. Lifestyle & Joint-Sparing Physical Activity

  • Vasomotor & Sweat Management:
    • Wear layered, breathable garments (pure cotton or bamboo) that can be removed quickly during flushing episodes.
    • Keep a small dry cotton cloth accessible to wipe skin immediately post-perspiration to prevent external cold chills (Wind-Cold).
  • Esophageal & Reflux Protection:
    • Elevate the head of the bed by 12–15 cm using an incline wedge.
    • Ensure at least 3 full hours between concluding dinner and reclining.
  • Low-Impact Joint Conditioning:
    • Flat-Surface Walking: 20–25 minutes daily on even surfaces; avoid steep descents that load the medial knee compartment.
    • Seated Leg Extensions: Sit upright in a firm chair, extend one leg horizontally, hold for 4–5 seconds to engage the vastus medialis, and release smoothly (10 repetitions per leg, twice daily).
    • Garden Ergonomics: Use a cushioned kneeling bench or stool instead of deep squatting to preserve knee cartilage.
    • Baduanjin Qigong: Practice gentle movements such as “Drawing the Bow” and “Touching the Toes to Secure the Kidneys” in a comfortable seated or upright stance.

5. Curated Flower Tea Infusion

Yin-Nourishing & Fire-Anchoring Infusion (育陰清熱花茶)

  • Ingredients:
    • Hang Bai Ju (White Chrysanthemum / 杭白菊) — 3 blossoms (clears Liver fire, brightens the eyes, calms upper facial flushing).
    • Shi Hu (Dendrobium Nobile / 石斛) — 3 g (replenishes stomach Yin, soothes mucosal membranes, relieves internal dryness).
    • Mei Gui Hua (French Rosebuds / 玫瑰花) — 3 dried buds (regulates Qi circulation, unblocks collateral tension, supports gentle digestion).
    • Wu Wei Zi (Schisandra Berries / 五味子) — 3 dried berries (astringes leakage, anchors kidney essence, calms spontaneous sweats).
  • Preparation:
    • Steep herbs in 350 ml of freshly boiled water (90^\circ\text{C}) in a covered mug or ceramic pot for 10 minutes.
    • Sip warm during early afternoon (13:00–15:00); discard residue by 17:00 to keep evening fluids low.

6. Targeted Formulations & Supportive Herbal Solutions

For clinical reference and ongoing symptom mitigation, consider discussing the following supportive protocols with your healthcare provider:

  1. Targeted Oncology & Cellular Immune Support Formulas (Immune modulation, energy preservation, and relief from therapy-associated fatigue).
  2. Kidney & Spleen Tonification Blends (To support foundational Mingmen Fire, improve vitality, and reduce lower-body cold-damp retention).
  3. Cardiovascular & Microcirculation Formulations(Gentle herbs to clear channel obstruction and protect microvascular integrity without disrupting antiplatelet management).
  4. Personalized Gastroesophageal Soothing Formulations (Natural mucilaginous and harmonizing herbs formulated for upper digestive comfort).

Evaluated and prepared by: Holistic Healthcare Organization — Virtual Clinical Service Registered Traditional Chinese Medicine & Integrative Healthcare Practice Website: drmias.info | Inquiries:drmiasinfo@gmail.com

線上健康管理初診表格

全方位健康醫療機構
線上中醫初診問診表
中藥體質評估表
第一部分:個人基本資料
• 全名:
• 出生日期:
• 出生地點:
• 年齡:
• 性別:
• 國籍:
• 職業:
• 電子郵件:
• 電話號碼:
• 通訊軟體號碼:
• 緊急聯絡人:
• 身高:
• 體重:
第二部分:主要諮詢原因
您希望在哪些方面獲得協助?
• ☐ 整體健康維護
• ☐ 免疫力調理
• ☐ 排毒調理
• ☐ 癌症預防/健康優化
• ☐ 壓力
• ☐ 焦慮
• ☐ 睡眠
• ☐ 消化系統健康
• ☐ 疲勞
• ☐ 荷爾蒙平衡
• ☐ 慢性疼痛
• ☐ 其他(請針對各項困擾詳細說明)
請具體描述您的健康困擾:
第三部分:病史
您是否曾被診斷出以下疾病:
• ☐ 癌症
◦ 類型:
◦ 年份:
◦ 曾接受的治療:
• ☐ 糖尿病
• ☐ 高血壓
• ☐ 高膽固醇
• ☐ 自體免疫疾病
• ☐ 甲狀腺疾病
• ☐ 慢性感染
• ☐ 慢性疼痛
• ☐ 心血管疾病
• ☐ 肝臟疾病
• ☐ 腎臟疾病
• ☐ 消化系統疾病
• ☐ 其他(請註明):
目前用藥情況:
• 目前服用的西藥(請註明):
• 營養補充品(請註明):
• 中草藥(請註明):
• 過敏史(請註明):
第四部分:生活方式
(請勾選或說明)
• 抽菸習慣
◦ 從未
◦ 曾抽過(現已戒除)
◦ 目前持續抽菸
• 飲酒習慣
◦ 從未
◦ 偶爾
◦ 每週
◦ 每日
• 運動習慣
◦ 從未
◦ 每週 1–2 次
◦ 每週 3–5 次
◦ 每日
• 睡眠狀況
◦ 極佳
◦ 良好
◦ 差
◦ 睡眠作息不規律?
◦ 入睡困難?
◦ 睡眠中頻繁醒來?
◦ 夜間因小便多次醒來?
◦ 起床時仍感到疲倦?
◦ 多夢、夢境生動或常做噩夢?
◦ 是否使用安眠藥?
第五部分:消化系統健康(非常重要)
您的食慾如何?
• 極佳
• 普通
• 差
您是否有以下症狀:
• ☐ 胃酸逆流
• ☐ 腹脹
• ☐ 脹氣排氣
• ☐ 便秘
• ☐ 腹瀉
• ☐ 排便軟散
• ☐ 便血
• ☐ 噁心
• ☐ 腹痛
• ☐ 食物不耐受
排便狀況:
• 每日排便次數?
• 糞便質地?
• 排便量與型態?
• 是否有異常狀況?
第六部分:中醫體質評估
(請勾選符合的項目,並於旁標註嚴重程度,評分標準為 1 至 10 分)
寒熱傾向
• 平時感覺:
◦ ☐ 偏冷(怕冷)
◦ ☐ 偏熱(怕熱)
◦ ☐ 寒熱交替
• 手腳:
◦ ☐ 冰冷
◦ ☐ 溫暖
◦ ☐ 燥熱
• 是否容易出汗?
◦ ☐ 是
◦ ☐ 否
• 是否有盜汗(夜間入睡出汗)?
◦ ☐ 是
◦ ☐ 否
• 是否容易口渴?
◦ ☐ 是
◦ ☐ 否
痰濕體質 您是否經常有:
• ☐ 痰多黏稠
• ☐ 口水黏稠
• ☐ 身體沉重困倦
• ☐ 腦霧(思緒不清)
• ☐ 頭暈
• ☐ 胸悶痰阻
• ☐ 慢性鼻竇問題
• ☐ 體重過重
• ☐ 飯後特別疲倦
• ☐ 皮膚油膩
• ☐ 頭皮容易出油
• ☐ 多發性脂肪瘤
• ☐ 經常長囊腫
火熱體質 您是否有以下症狀:
• ☐ 口腔潰瘍(嘴破)
• ☐ 口臭
• ☐ 痤瘡(青春痘)
• ☐ 面色潮紅
• ☐ 煩躁不安
• ☐ 容易發怒
• ☐ 口苦
• ☐ 口乾
• ☐ 便秘
• ☐ 小便深黃濃稠
• ☐ 牙齦出血
• ☐ 眼睛充血發紅
• ☐ 體內頻繁發炎
• ☐ 皮膚出疹
氣虛體質
• ☐ 容易疲倦
• ☐ 精力低落
• ☐ 說話聲音低微無力
• ☐ 呼吸氣短
• ☐ 容易感冒
• ☐ 食慾不振
血虛體質
• ☐ 面色蒼白
• ☐ 頭暈目眩
• ☐ 皮膚乾燥
• ☐ 掉髮脫髮
• ☐ 指甲脆弱易斷
• ☐ 記憶力減退
陰虛體質
• ☐ 盜汗(夜間出汗)
• ☐ 口乾
• ☐ 咽喉乾燥
• ☐ 夜間感到燥熱
• ☐ 五心煩熱(胸口、手心、腳底發熱)
• ☐ 眼睛乾澀
陽虛體質
• ☐ 極度畏寒怕冷
• ☐ 身體水腫
• ☐ 小便頻數
• ☐ 大便溏薄軟散
• ☐ 性慾減退
氣滯血瘀體質
• ☐ 慢性疼痛、麻木或腫脹
• ☐ 體內有腫塊或增生物
• ☐ 經血有血塊或子宮肌瘤
• ☐ 容易瘀青或慢性瘀血
• ☐ 嘴唇或指甲呈紫暗色
• ☐ 經前症候群
• ☐ 經血顏色暗深
• ☐ 胸悶胸痛
• ☐ 便秘
• ☐ 經常嘆氣
• ☐ 脹痛
• ☐ 刺痛
• ☐ 頻繁發炎
• ☐ 情緒鬱結不暢
內風體質
• ☐ 頭痛或眩暈
• ☐ 頭暈目眩、定向感差
• ☐ 情緒多變或疼痛位置游移不定
• ☐ 身體、手部有顫抖震顫感
• ☐ 頭昏目眩、輕飄感
• ☐ 易怒煩躁
• ☐ 頸項僵硬
• ☐ 肌肉痙攣或抽動
• ☐ 肢體麻木
• ☐ 抽搐或痙攣發作
• ☐ 顏面神經麻痺或半身不遂
第七部分:心理與情緒健康
• 請評估您的壓力程度(評分:0 至 10 分):
• 請評估您的情緒健康狀況(評分:0 至 10 分):
您是否規律練習以下項目:
• ☐ 冥想
• ☐ 瑜伽
• ☐ 氣功
• ☐ 呼吸調息法
• ☐ 祈禱
• ☐ 其他(請註明):
第八部分:癌症風險與預防問卷
備註:本部分旨在評估可能影響整體健康與預防策略的生活方式及醫療因素,並非癌症篩檢或醫療診斷工具。
您是否有以下疾病的家族史(家族中有病史者請勾選):
• 乳癌
• 大腸直腸癌
• 肺癌
• 攝護腺癌
• 卵巢癌
• 肝癌
• 其他(請註明):
您是否曾被告知患有以下情況(若符合請勾選):
• 大腸息肉
• 人類乳突病毒感染
• 慢性乙型(B型)或丙型(C型)肝炎
• 巴雷斯特食道症
• 慢性發炎性腸道疾病
• 其他癌前病變(請註明):
生活習慣因素(若符合請勾選):
• 抽菸史
• 規律飲酒習慣
• 肥胖或近期體重顯著增加
• 缺乏體能活動
• 飲食中蔬果攝取不足
• 經常食用加工或煙燻食品
• 經常在無防曬保護下過度曝曬陽光
近期警訊症狀(若有此症狀請勾選):
• 不明原因體重減輕
• 不明原因體重增加
• 持續性疲勞
• 持續性疼痛
• 持續性不適感
• 持續性咳嗽
• 糞便或尿液帶血
• 吞嚥困難
• 出現新腫塊或局部腫脹
• 持續性發炎
• 排便習慣改變
• 持續性夜間盜汗
• 持續性白天自汗
• 其他經歷的警訊症狀(請註明):
第九部分:舌診、面診與掌診評估
請上傳兩張清晰的照片,以及一段長度約 5 至 10 秒的舌部影片:
• 舌部(自然光線下拍攝,進食前)
請上傳其他照片:
• 臉部(正面)
• 臉部(左側面)
• 臉部(右側面)
• 手掌(左手)
• 手掌(右手)
第十部分:調理目標
您希望透過調理達成的三大主要健康目標為何? 其他補充:
第十一部分:知情同意書
本人確認據本人所知,上述所填寫之所有資訊皆屬真實且完整。本人理解中醫藥為常規醫療之輔助療法,並不能替代急診或專科醫師之常規醫療治療。若本人的健康狀況或用藥情況有任何變更,本人同意即時主動告知李醫師。
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• 簽名:
• 日期:
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Holistic Healthcare Organization

Traditional Chinese Medicine Intake Form

Constitution Assessment for Herbal Medicine

Section 1 – Personal Information

Full Name

Date of Birth

Location of Birth

Age

Gender

Nationality

Occupation

Email

Phone Number

WhatsApp Number

Emergency Contact

Height

Weight

Section 2 – Main Reason for Consultation

What would you like help with?

☐ General Wellness

☐ Immune Support

☐ Detoxification

☐ Cancer Prevention / Health Optimization

☐ Stress

☐ Anxiety

☐ Sleep

☐ Digestive Health

☐ Fatigue

☐ Hormonal Balance

☐ Chronic Pain

☐ Other (Please state per concern)

Please describe your concerns

Section 3 – Medical History

Have you ever been diagnosed with:

☐ Cancer

Type

Year

Treatment received

⸻

☐ Diabetes

☐ High Blood Pressure

☐ Cholesterol 

☐ Autoimmune Disease

☐ Thyroid Disease

☐ Chronic Infection

☐ Chronic Pain

☐ Cardiovascular Disease

☐ Liver Disease

☐ Kidney Disease

☐ Digestive Disorders

☐ Other  (please state)

Current medications (please state)

Supplements (please state)

Herbs (please state)

Allergies (please state)

Section 4 – Lifestyle
(Please tick or/and describe)

Smoking
Never
Former
Current

Alcohol
Never
Occasionally
Weekly
Daily

Exercise
Never
1–2/week
3–5/week
Daily

Sleep
Excellent
Good
Poor

Irregular Sleep patterns?

Difficulty falling asleep?

Wake frequently?

Wake Multiple times for urination?

Wake tired?

Rapid or Vivid dreams? Nightmares?

Using Sleep pills?

Section 5 – Digestive Health (Very Important)

How is your appetite?

Excellent
Average
Poor

Do you experience:

☐ Acid reflux

☐ Bloating

☐ Gas

☐ Constipation

☐ Diarrhea

☐ Loose stool

☐ Blood in Stool

☐ Nausea

☐ Pain in abdomen 

☐ Food intolerance

Bowel movements

Times per day?

Consistency?

Quantity and Quality?

Abnormal finding?

Section 6 – TCM Constitution Assessment
(Please tick the positive finding and rate the severity from 1 to 10 next to it )

Cold or Heat?

I usually feel 

☐ Cold

☐ Hot

☐ Alternate

Hands & feet

☐ Cold

☐ Warm

☐ Hot

Do you sweat easily?

☐ Yes

☐ No

Night sweating?

☐ Yes

☐ No

Thirsty ?

☐ Yes

☐ No

Phlegm Pattern
Do you often have:

☐ Excess mucus

☐ Sticky saliva

☐ Heavy body

☐ Brain fog

☐ Dizziness

☐ Chest congestion

☐ Chronic sinus

☐ Overweight

☐ Fatigue after meals

☐ Greasy skin

☐ Oily scalp

☐ Multiple lipomas

☐ Frequent cysts

Fire / Heat Pattern
Do you experience:

☐ Mouth ulcers

☐ Bad breath

☐ Acne

☐ Red face

☐ Irritability

☐ Easily angry

☐ Bitter taste

☐ Dry mouth

☐ Constipation

☐ Dark urine

☐ Bleeding gums

☐ Red eyes

☐ Frequent inflammation

☐ Skin rashes

Qi Deficiency

☐ Easily tired

☐ Low energy

☐ Weak voice

☐ Shortness of breath

☐ Frequent colds

☐ Poor appetite

⸻

Blood Deficiency

☐ Pale complexion

☐ Dizziness

☐ Dry skin

☐ Hair loss

☐ Brittle nails

☐ Poor memory

⸻

Yin Deficiency

☐ Night sweats

☐ Dry mouth

☐ Dry throat

☐ Feeling hot at night

☐ Heat in chest, palms, soles of feet

☐ Dry eyes

_____________

Yang Deficiency

☐ Cold intolerance

☐ Edema

☐ Frequent urination

☐ Loose stools

☐ Low libido

Qi and Blood stagnation 

☐ Chronic Pain, numbness or swelling

☐ Mass or growth 

☐ Menstrual clots or Fibroids

☐ Chronic bruising 

☐ Purple lips and nails

☐ PMS 

☐ Dark menstruation blood

☐ Chest tightness 

☐ Constipation

☐ Frequent sighing 

☐ Distending Pain

☐ Stabbing Pain

☐ Frequent inflammation

☐ Emotionally stuck 

__________

Internal Wind

☐ Headache or Vertigo 

☐ Dizziness, Disoriented

☐  Shifting moods or pain

☐ Tremorish (hands,body parts or feelings)

☐ Lightheaded 

☐ Irritability 

☐ Stiff neck

☐ Muscle spasms or twitching

☐ Numbness

☐ Convulsions or seizures

☐ Bell’s palsy or hemiplegia 

Section 7 – Emotional Well-being

How would you rate your stress from 0-10?

How would you rate your emotional wellbeing from  0–10?

Do you regularly practice:

☐ Meditation
☐ Yoga
☐ Qigong
☐ Breathwork
☐ Prayer

☐ Other (Please state)

Section 8 – Cancer Risk & Prevention Questionnaire

Note: This section is intended to identify lifestyle and medical factors that may influence overall health and prevention strategies. It is not a cancer screening or diagnostic tool.

Do you have a family history of:
(please tick if present):
• Breast cancer
• Colorectal cancer
• Lung cancer
• Prostate cancer
• Ovarian cancer
• Liver cancer
• Other (please specify)

Have you ever been told you have:
(please tick if present):
• Colon polyps
• HPV infection
• Chronic hepatitis B or C
• Barrett’s esophagus
• Chronic inflammatory bowel disease
• Other precancerous conditions (Please state)

Lifestyle factors:
(please tick if present):
• Smoking history
• Regular alcohol consumption
• Obesity or recent significant weight gain
• Low physical activity
• Diet low in vegetables and fruit
• Frequent processed or smoked food intake
• Excessive sun exposure without protection 
Recent warning symptoms (please tick if present):
• Unexplained weight loss
• Unexplained weight gained 
• Persistent fatigue
• Persistent pain 
• Persistent discomfort 
• Persistent cough
• Blood in stool or urine
• Difficulty swallowing
• New lump or swelling
• Persistent inflammation 
• Change in bowel habits
• Persistent night sweats
• Persistent day sweats
Other warning symptoms experienced
(Please state)

Section 9 – Tongue, Facial and Palms Assessment:

Please upload two clear photographs and one 5 to 10 seconds video of your tongue 
• Tongue (under natural light, before foods)

Please upload the additional photographs:
• Face (front view)
• Face (left side)
• Face (right side)
• Palm (left hand)
• Palm (left hand)

Section 10 – Consultation Goals

What are your three main health goals?

Others:

Section 11 – Consent

I confirm that the information provided is true and complete to the best of my knowledge. I understand that Traditional Chinese Medicine is complementary to conventional medical care and is not a substitute for emergency or specialist medical treatment. I agree to inform Dr. Mia Li of any changes in my medical condition or medications.

Name: ________________________

Signature: ____________________

Date: ________________________

Please state any other questions, issues,  concerns or comments below: