Chalazion in children is a common and frequently occurring ophthalmic disease. Professor CHEN Hong believes that the common clinical syndrome types of pediatric chalazion are mainly spleen deficiency with dampness， spleen-stomach dampness-heat， liver blood deficiency， and kidney essence deficiency. The main

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principles include strengthening the spleen and resolving dampness， clearing heat and eliminating dampness， nourishing the blood and liver， and nourishing

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and tonifying the kidneys. Professor CHEN Hong applies pediatric

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techniques and operational skills based on the theory of syndrome differentiation in traditional Chinese medicine to treat pediatric chalazion. Treatment emphasizes the use of five-finger acupoints， with appropriate acupoints and

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techniques selected according to clinical manifestations and analysis of etiology and pathogenesis， combined with abdominal diagnosis. This approach achieves good efficacy， high patient compliance， and low recurrence rates.