omtp-rules-sanjiao

To classify warm-disease progression into the upper, middle, or lower jiao, input patient symptom details and diagnostic data to receive a rule-based three-jiao spatial localization aligned with classical traditional Chinese medicine criteria.

The three-jiao framework for traditional Chinese medicine diagnosis is a spatial disease partitioning method that categorizes external warm-disease conditions into upper, middle, or lower jiao zones based on classical symptom patterns.

Yes, you can use sanjiao differential classification for external warm-disease symptom analysis by applying detailed layered criteria derived from ancient texts to identify the specific affected jiao zone.

Diagnosing external warm-disease zones using traditional sanjiao rules involves triggering the skill with patient symptoms to perform rule-based analysis and determine whether the disease primarily affects the upper, middle, or lower jiao.

Using this three-jiao diagnosis requires familiarity with traditional Chinese medicine principles, as it applies layered diagnostic criteria from ancient texts to categorize warm-disease spatial zones for clinical use.

The limitations of using rule-based sanjiao classification for warm-disease involve its strict reliance on classical three-jiao criteria, meaning it specifically handles spatial localization rather than providing comprehensive treatment prescriptions.