Is it illegal for women to practice medicine in private care?

The key point of the dispute lies in the word "practicing medicine". If you can prove that you are not practicing medicine, then it is definitely not illegal. In fact, most of the so-called private nursing behaviors of women do not constitute medical behaviors. But there are also false propaganda and fraud. For example, in fact, the products used are either three-no products or decontamination products without font size. But when they give it to customers, they will tell them that it is a regular product or drug and brag about its therapeutic effect. Once the effect is not good, customers don't want to be responsible when they come to the door.

In other words, it's just some low-level things that are randomly packaged. They pretend to "practice medicine" to make money under the banner of practicing medicine, and they try their best to find you, but they dare not admit that they are practicing medicine.

For this kind of behavior, law enforcement agencies may turn a blind eye at ordinary times. When they encounter crackdown activities, they are regarded as typical or prosecuted, which can be considered as illegal medical practice.