Hong Kong Chinese Medicine Hospital Launches Five New Specialized Treatments for Eczema and Sub-health
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Summary
The Hong Kong Chinese Medicine Hospital announced on September 30, 2026, the launch of five new specialized disease treatment programs targeting eczema, sub-health, facial paralysis, menopausal syndrome, and functional gastrointestinal disease. These programs, developed by expert teams in each field, provide personalized comprehensive treatment plans based on patients' conditions and constitutional needs. The hospital previously launched post-stroke and lower back pain treatment programs in late July, which have already served over 600 and 700 patients respectively as of September 18 .
Key Points
- Five new specialized programs cover skin eczema, sub-health, facial paralysis, menopausal syndrome, and functional gastrointestinal disease
- Skin eczema treatment uses oral Chinese medicine, external washing, and acupuncture to relieve itching and promote skin repair
- Sub-health program targets adults 18+ with chronic fatigue, sleep disorders, or emotional irritability lasting over 3 months
- WHO data indicates approximately 75% of the global population is in a sub-health state
- Government-subsidized services cost 250 yuan per visit; market-oriented services range from 450-790 yuan for consultation
- Appointments available via phone hotline or WhatsApp starting September 30
Why It Matters
These new programs expand the public's access to integrated Chinese medicine treatments that address both symptoms and root causes, potentially reducing reliance on Western medications for chronic conditions like eczema. The sub-health program responds to growing demand from Hong Kong's fast-paced lifestyle, offering preventive care before conditions develop into serious diseases .
These new programs expand the public's access to integrated Chinese medicine treatments that address both symptoms and root causes, potentially reducing reliance on Western medications for chronic conditions like eczema. The sub-health program responds to growing demand from Hong Kong's fast-paced lifestyle, offering preventive care before conditions develop into serious diseases .