Emergence and Development of Traditional Medicine in the East History

Abstract

The East is the cradle of human progress. All branches of science, including medical science, first appeared in the countries of the East. It has been more than 5,000 years since the emergence of folk medicine in the East. The first treatments started when people helped each other during illness. Types of treatment with burns with needles or fire, treatment with medicinal herbs, treatment of broken and protruding limbs with special methods have been known since ancient times. The East is the land where many medical scientists grew up. In the region, Luqmani Hakim, Abu Ali ibn Sina, Abu Bakr ar Razi, Sabur ibn Sahl, Ali ibn Rabban at-Tabari and many other scholars left a great legacy for the development of medical science. Scientific research is being conducted in the world's largest cities to study the cultural heritage of the great encyclopedic scholar of Oriental medicine Abu Ali Ibn Sina. Alloma's "Laws of Medicine" still serves as a program. During the reign of Subhanqulikhan, one of the Ashtarkhanid rulers, there was a slight shift in the development of science. There has been a significant increase in medicine compared to other fields. During the reign of Subhanqulikhan (1681 1702) he wrote "Treatment on Subhaniy medicine" ("Ikhya ut-medical Subhaniy"). This play provides valuable information. Especially at that time Subhani apricots were popular. Today, this practice, which some call traditional, some call unconventional, some despise, and still others value up to heaven, is in fact a divine blessing.