Traditional Chinese medicine is based on evidence-based treatment and the four diagnoses are combined, varying from person to person and from place to place. Therefore, patients are required to provide personal daily living conditions. 1: 1, local picture of skin disease (must be accurate, clear, preferably from multiple angles or near and far) 2, tongue pictures 2: diet: the usual diet, especially spicy diet, diet or appetite, whether bloating, acidity, or sleepiness after eating 3: stool: the number of stools, dry or thin stools, urine: the number of urine, whether accompanied by yellow urine, burning urine or long urine. 4: Menstruation: cycle, whether it is dysmenorrhea, whether there is blood clot, and the amount of menstrual flow. 5: Specific conditions of the disease: including the cause of the disease, the initial onset, the diagnosis of the initial onset, the treatment of the initial onset, the response to the initial treatment, and whether the current situation is accompanied by other symptoms.