Yu Huiping Chief Physician

　　Chief Physician, Professor, Master Tutor

　　Beneficiary of the academic experience inheritance of distinguished TCM veteran doctors (the 4th batch), a program of the National Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine

　　He has been engaged in pediatric work for more than 30 years and accumulated extensive experience in treating children with ITP. In terms of clinical treatment, by extensive exploration and practice and based on the "BenXuBiaoShi" theory, he developed the "cocktail" therapy and used it to treat children's ITP, especially chronic children's ITP and has achieved good clinical results with it. As a comprehensive therapy that integrates the self developed "Fuzheng Jiedu Recipe" and small doses of hormones, multivitamin tablets, etc, cocktail therapy has won praises among child patients, their parents and professionals in the field. He is currently presiding over the research on "Clinical Efficacy of the Fuzheng Jiedu TCM Recipe in Treating Immune Thrombocytopenia in Children", a special project of Beijing Municipal Science and Technology Commission.

Area of Expertise

　　Extensive experience in the clinical diagnosis and treatment of childhood immune thrombocytopenia, anaphylactoid purpura, nephrotic syndrome, asthma, anorexia, nutritional diseases. Good at using methods combining special TCM with modern medical methods to treat various pediatric diseases, especially immune thrombocytopenia (ITP) in children.

Achievement

　　Well-known TCM expert in Dongcheng District, Beijing

　　Executive director, Board of Pediatric Education Research, the National CM Higher Education Association of

　　Committee member of the China Association of Chinese Medicine Hematology Branch

　　Executive director of the Comprehensive Pediatric Section, the Association for the Advancement of CM Research

　　Executive director of National Association of CM Information Research Pediatric Branch

　　Member of the expert steering group for the revision of guidelines for pediatric diagnosis and treatment, National Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine