I think it's better to learn Chinese medicine, because Chinese medicine doesn't have much data. You can diagnose cases by listening, listening, asking and experiencing, without using many instruments for reference. Traditional Chinese medicine is very comprehensive, which is very good for your future health care and disease prevention. Western medicine is divided into many disciplines, and you can't make a science comprehensive. Traditional Chinese medicine is recorded in the form of some words. As long as the language is good, you can basically understand it. If you don't understand it, you can look it up on the Internet and understand it soon.
To learn Chinese medicine, you should first look at Huangdi Neijing. & lt& lt； & lt& lt room with a thousand views >> I'm reading famous works of past dynasties, such as modern graphic editions. I think the key is whether I want to learn them or not. The book is repeated hundreds of times, and its significance is self-evident.