Chinese Medical Term for...

[timb]

I could not find a good Chinese medical dictionary online. I was wondering of anyone is a doctor or has a Chinese Medical dictionary and knows the Chinese equivalent of Tinnitus and Sleep Apnea?

[credzba]

I could not find a good Chinese medical dictionary online. I was wondering of anyone is a doctor or has a Chinese Medical dictionary and knows the Chinese equivalent of Tinnitus and Sleep Apnea?

 

sleep apnea - snoring - da hulu

tinitus - ear ringing - er ming

 

I am not a chinese doctor, nor do I even speak chinese, so your mileage may vary. My wife says these are right though.

[Randy W]

I could not find a good Chinese medical dictionary online. I was wondering of anyone is a doctor or has a Chinese Medical dictionary and knows the Chinese equivalent of Tinnitus and Sleep Apnea?

 

try

 

¶ú Ãù er ming for tinnitus

 

 

and

 

 

˯ÃßʱºôÎüÔÝÍ£

 

shui mian hu xi zan ting

 

for sleep apnea

 

or Alta Vista gives ˯ÃßÍ£Îü (4 of my 7 characters)

 

 

No guarantees

Edited July 12, 2009 by Randy W (see edit history)

[timb]

Many Thanks, I'll give those a try....

[david_dawei]

This is the only one I have found and used, but it's not complete; it does not have either of your requests: http://www.esaurus.org/

 

 

Here is a fill in box with word and/or descriptions return:

http://www.drdict.com/

[Guest jin979]

tinninus= rininging in ear= ¶úÃù

 

sleep apnea is not snoring its stop breathing for little time =×èÈûÐÔ˯ÃßÐÔºôÎüÔÝÍ£×ÛºÏÖ¢

[tonado]

This is the only one I have found and used, but it's not complete; it does not have either of your requests: http://www.esaurus.org/

 

 

Here is a fill in box with word and/or descriptions return:

http://www.drdict.com/

 

http://www.camsociety.org/learnchinese/med...0Alphabetic.pdf

[timb]

Thanks. Good find!

[Kyle]

There are some great suggestions here. drdict is a good one, one that I've used from time-to-time.

 

I'm surprised no one mentioned http://www.iciba.com/ I have used it numerous times when looking up antibiotic names. I realize this post is somewhat outdated, however, I figured I'd add my link for future referral purposes.