The modern name of psychosomatic diseases was established in the 1950s, and the concept of psychosomatic diseases is a group of physical diseases closely related to psychological and behavioral factors, which is an important part of the biopsychosocial medical model. In modern society, people are under greater pressure, such as economic pressure, housing pressure, promotion pressure, children’s schooling and employment pressure, etc., which often make people in anxiety and depression, long-term emotional disorders, so that the subcortical center of the brain to produce a series of changes, and this change is mainly through the imbalance of the vegetative nervous system, endocrine system and immune system, resulting in the target organs of the pathophysiological process, the human organs and organs of disease. The human organs and viscera then produce diseases. That is, “Su Wen – Ling Lan Secret Code” cloud: “the main bright is the lower peace, ……, the main unknown is the twelve official danger, ……” although Chinese medicine does not have the concept of psychosomatic diseases, but Chinese medicine has always attached importance to In the era of “Nei Jing”, the physiological and pathological basis of the “holistic view of mind and body” has been built, and the role of psychosocial factors in the process of disease generation has been recognized, and the importance of consultation and psychological treatment has been emphasized. Psychosomatic diseases are characterized by clear psychosocial triggering factors before the onset of disease, i.e., what the people usually call anger, anxiety, stress, and emotional stress that has not been effectively adjusted and released for a long time, resulting in physical discomfort, and pathological changes in the weak organs according to the principle of organ selection, which is what the people call “sickness goes through one meridian each. This is what we people call “sickness goes through a meridian”. Common clinical psychosomatic diseases such as: (1) digestive system psychosomatic diseases: peptic ulcer (stomach pain, acid reflux), gastrointestinal neurosis (gastric distension, diarrhea), cholecystitis (hypochondriac pain), esophageal neurological evidence (plum pneumonia), etc. (2) Circulatory system cardiosomatic diseases: primary hypertension (vertigo), coronary heart disease (chest paralysis), cardiac arrhythmia (palpitations), cardiac neuropathy (chest paralysis), etc. (3) Respiratory system psychosomatic diseases: bronchial asthma (asthma), hyperventilation syndrome (wheezing), neurological cough (dry cough), etc. (4) Neurological disorders: including stroke, vasoneurotic headache (headache), tension headache (headache), etc. (5) Endocrine system psychosomatic diseases: including diabetes mellitus (thirst), hyperthyroidism (gall disease), obesity (phlegm disease), etc. (6) Psychosomatic diseases of the genitourinary system: including prostatitis (leukodystrophy), allergic cystitis (gonorrhea), urethral syndrome (gonorrhea), primary sexual dysfunction (impotence, premature ejaculation), etc. (7) Skeletal muscular system psychosomatic diseases: including rheumatoid disease (paralysis), generalized muscle pain (paralysis), writing spasm (tremor), etc. (8) Obstetrics and gynecology psychosomatic diseases: including dysmenorrhea (painful menstruation), menstrual disorders (early or late menstruation, irregular sequence), menopausal syndrome (pre- and post-menopausal symptoms), etc. (9) Pediatric psychosomatic disorders: including anorexia nervosa (anorexia), abdominal pain (abdominal pain), headache (headache), etc.