What's the pronunciation of blockage

Cerumen obstruction referred to excessive secretion of cerumen in the external auditory canal or obstruction of discharge, causing the cerumen to gather into a mass in the external auditory canal, thereby blocking the external auditory canal. This condition may affect hearing or cause inflammation, which is one of the common diseases in the otolaryngology department. The symptoms of cerumen obstruction included hearing loss, ringing in the ears, and earache. If the external auditory canal is not completely blocked, there may be no obvious symptoms. They had to see a doctor in time and clean up the cerumen completely to alleviate the symptoms.

The Pinyin for 'bleaching', was piāobái.

The pronunciation of Xiang is xiáng.

Ni Haisha's treatment methods for gallbladder obstruction included traditional Chinese medicine and acupuncture. Ni Haixia's commonly used Chinese medicine prescriptions for treating gallbladder-channel blockage included Sini Powder, Xuanfu Daizhe Soup, Gallnut, and Lygodium. These prescriptions had the effects of removing excess blood, promoting blood circulation, removing blood stasis, detoxifying, and relieving pain. They could help dredge the gallbladder meridian and relieve the symptoms caused by the blockage of the gallbladder meridian. In addition, Ni Haixia also used acupuncture to treat the blockage of the gallbladder meridian. He used tapping and pressing to stimulate the relevant acupuncture points to promote the smooth flow of the gallbladder meridian. The specific treatment method and acupoint selection needed to be determined according to the patient's specific condition. Generally speaking, Ni Haisha's treatment method combined traditional Chinese medicine and acupuncture to improve the symptoms of gallbladder blockage and restore the normal function of the gallbladder.

The pronunciation of 'blanched' was piāobái.

The Pinyin for 'bleaching', was piāobái.

Manman was pronounced màn and wàn.

The pronunciation of lively and bustling was [rèrènàonào].

Qu Fu's pronunciation was [qūfü].

The correct pronunciation of Menhelu was "hél". The pronunciation of He Lu was "hél", while the pronunciation of Men was"". Therefore, the pronunciation of Menhelu was "hél".