The World Health Organization (WHO), a sub-organization of the UN headquartered in Geneva, recognizes TCM as a full-fledged medical discipline and has published a list of conditions for which the application of TCM is particularly effective:

allergies
eye conditions (conjunctivitis, glaucoma)
bronchial asthma
high blood pressure
leg ulcers (Ulcus cruris)
bronchitis
intestinal disorders (irritable bowel syndrome, ulcerative colitis, Crohn's disease)
circulatory disorders of the hand and leg
diarrhea
bedwetting (enuresis)
common cold
exhaustion
joint disorders (arthritis, rheumatism)
TN (trigeminal neuralgia)
facial paralysis
weight reduction in obesity (adipositas)
golfer's elbow (humeral epicondylitis)
shingles (herpes zoster)
urinary tract infection
skin disorders (neurodermatitis, acne, psoriasis)
cardiac dysrhythmias (paroxsymal tachycardia)
hay fever (pollinosis)
sciatica (lumbago)
hyperactivity in children
infertility
headaches (cephalgia, migraines)
stomach problems (gastritis)
muscle pain (myalgia)
Hay-Wells syndrome
sinusitis
anxiety (psychovegetative syndromes/vegetative dystonia)
ear noises (tinnitus) and hearing loss
impotence (psychological, functional)
smoking cessation
regularity (pre-menstrual syndrome, dysmenorrhoea)
back pain (BWS syndrome, LSW syndrome, intercostal neuralgia)
sleep disorders
shoulder pain
inflammation from sports injuries/accidents
tendon pain (tendopathy)
tennis elbow (epicondylitis radialis humeri)
muscular hardening
constipation (obstipation)
menopause (climacteric)
generalized tendomyopathy (fibromyalgia)

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