Chinese medicine doctor Xu Yang

Xu Yang rushed up quickly after receiving the order.

After following the staff to the conference room, Xu Yang entered and found that everyone was looking at him.

Xu Yang looked around and saw that they were all well-known traditional Chinese medicine practitioners in Guangdong. After Xu Yang entered the door, he nodded slightly to everyone, his expression was not too restrained, and he was not shocked by the scene in front of him.

After Xu Yang nodded in greeting, he sat down in his seat.

Everyone else is also looking at Xu Yang, even the leader has been looking at Xu Yang. To be honest, Xu Yang is somewhat famous in the Lingnan traditional Chinese medicine community, but he is still far behind the big guys in front of him.

"Xu Yang." A big boss gently smacked the name and recalled it. He remembered that he had met Xu Yang on some occasions, but when he recalled it, he always felt that this person was ordinary and he didn't seem to have any impression.

Something strange.

They looked at the information in their hands and then looked up at Xu Yang. They couldn't help but look a little surprised. How could such a powerful person be so inconspicuous in their impressions before?

That can’t mean that the new pneumonia is not serious this time, right?

That's certainly not the case.

That can only indicate a level issue.

The group of people were looking at Xu Yang.

Deng Laoxue's white eyebrows twitched a few times, and he remembered that when he went to major hospitals to hold meetings with Chinese medicine doctors some time ago, he heard Xu Yang express his views on the epidemic.

Mr. Deng had a deep impression at that time, but why he still couldn't remember it later. It’s not that you’ll forget it, it’s just that it’s so ordinary that if others don’t mention it, you won’t think of it.

The leader looked at Xu Yang and found that Xu Yang was really impressive. He couldn't help but feel it slightly, and said to the person sitting next to Xu Yang: "That Dean Gao, please introduce him to us."

Dean Gao is Xu Yang's dean. He introduced: "Oh, this is Dr. Xu Yang, the director of the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine in our hospital. He is also the traditional Chinese medicine doctor who participated in the treatment of the twelve medical staff who were infected in our hospital this time."

Xu Yang nodded again.

The leader looked at Xu Yang. He had already understood what happened. There was no order from above to allow Chinese medicine practitioners to participate in the treatment, nor was there any corresponding Chinese medicine cooperation plan. But there is no prohibition. On the contrary, we are still making preparations.

Now he only uses traditional Chinese medicine at the strong request of the medical staff. Strictly speaking, it can be said to be illegal, but he can just turn a blind eye and it is not a big deal.

Of course, if something goes wrong, that's another matter.

Fortunately, Xu Yang never missed.

The leader simply turned a blind eye and said, "Dr. Xu Yang, tell us about the situation of the 12 infected medical staff you treated."

Everyone else is also looking at Xu Yang. This is a very precious treatment experience.

The most difficult part of an epidemic, especially a disease that has never appeared before, is the initial stage. There is nothing to ask for, the understanding of the disease is insufficient, the syndrome differentiation is not clear, and the transmission process of the disease is not particularly clear, and the use of medicines is not clear. I don’t know what the feedback will be after that.

Not to mention a complete treatment plan.

So we often see the first version, the second version, and the Nth version of the treatment plan.

But now they haven't even come up with the first version of the plan, so Xu Yang's treatment experience is definitely an important reference.

Xu Yang was not polite and said straight to the point: "This time I want to thank the medical staff in the hospital for their support. Don't say anything else, just talk about the condition."

Dean Gao was stunned for a moment, hey, why don't you thank the leader.

Xu Yang said: "First of all, when treating this exogenous disease, we must first deal with the age of the year, without cutting off the harmony of the sky. This disease starts in autumn and winter, and it is winter now."

"Chen Pingbo's "Exogenous Febrile Diseases" once said, 'Wind-warmth is a disease, and it is more common in spring and winter. Whether it is aversion to wind or not, it will lead to body heat, cough, and polydipsia.'"

"This disease is a sporadic disease, caused by wind-heat pathogen. Furthermore, due to the characteristics of febrile diseases in the Lingnan area, wind-heat is often caused by dampness."

"And this disease is also very contagious, so it can be called an epidemic caused by wind-heat and dampness. The severity of the disease in the human body depends to a large extent on the strength of the person's body's righteousness. And We can also clearly find that the patients all showed pneumonia but a decrease in white blood cells."

"Ye Tianshi's "Treatise on Warmth and Heat" said that 'warm evil affects the lungs first.' The lungs are the canopy of the five internal organs. They are connected to the throat and open to the nose. They are responsible for promoting hair and descending and controlling breathing. The outside is connected with the fur. The function of a watch."

"At the beginning of the disease, wind-heat pathogen invades the human body and enters through the mouth, nose or fur. It first attacks the lungs, and the Wei Qi is blocked and the lung Qi is not clear, so you see fever or bad wind, cough, head and body pain, etc. Proof.”

"If the outer surface is not understood at this time, the wind can transform the heat, making the evil heat worse. Combined with the dampness evil, the dampness and heat block the Shaoyang. It can be seen that cold and heat such as malaria, burning in the chest and abdomen, and drowsiness in the limbs are half the surface and half the inside. certificate."

"If we continue to transmit the disease, we will have to go further. We can only speculate on the changes in the condition. Due to timely treatment, none of the twelve patients I received this time has turned to severe disease. That's right, zero to severe disease."

Even though they already knew the answer, hearing this sentence again from the person involved made so many experienced Chinese medicine practitioners at the scene feel excited.

Zero to weight, what a gratifying number.

Mr. Peng also looked at the leader and said seriously: "Leader, I have absolutely reason to believe that the use of traditional Chinese medicine can, to a large extent, prevent mild SARS patients from becoming severe."

The leader immediately frowned. Judging from Xu Yang's record, this naturally reflected this. But from a statistical or medical perspective, this is a bit unjustifiable.

The specimens were too uniform. These medical staff were all infected by the poisonous king. Moreover, they were all from the same hospital, and Xu Yang was involved in the treatment on the same day.

But if you want to dig out more evidence, you have to ask others to come.

The leader's expression remained unchanged and he ignored Mr. Peng's words. He said to Xu Yang, "Doctor Xu Yang, please continue."

Xu Yang turned around and glanced at Mr. Peng. Seeing that the other party didn't say anything, Xu Yang continued: "So I verified it based on the age and the actual diagnosis. It is indeed wind temperature mixed with dampness."

"In particular, patients have symptoms such as drowsiness in the limbs, sore joints, abdominal distension, diarrhea and other symptoms. The tongue coating is also white and greasy or yellow, which are all signs of dampness."

The other big guys also nodded.

Xu Yang also talked about his treatment ideas and syndrome differentiation process, as well as the compatibility issues of prescription and medication, as well as the patient's feedback after taking the medication.

Finally, Xu Yang looked at the leader and said bluntly: "I dare not draw a complete conclusion now about whether the mild disease can be controlled and not become serious, but in any case, the efficacy of traditional Chinese medicine lies here!"