Chinese medicine doctor Xu Yang

"Doctor Xu, Team Leader He, wait for me." Zhao Guobin trotted out.

Xu Yang and Professor He both stopped and looked back at him.

Xu Yang asked: "Is there something wrong with Team Leader Zhao?"

Zhao Guobin gasped and said, "It's okay, it's okay, I'm going back too, let's go together."

"Okay." Xu Yang nodded, and then continued to discuss with Professor He the various data reports collected in the past few days.

After Zhao Guobin listened for a while, he couldn't help but ask: "Dr. Xu, Team Leader He, I'm sorry to interrupt you. I'm very curious. Why did you know that his condition is critical?"

"We judge based on various examination reports and various body data. What do you mean when you said that the pulse does not match the evidence?"

Xu Yang looked at him and said amusedly: "Team Leader Zhao is very curious about our Chinese medicine doctors."

Zhao Guobin said: "That's natural. I am the leader of the treatment team after all. I must have a certain understanding of traditional Chinese medicine. Otherwise, it will be difficult to carry out work in the future, especially when it comes to critical illness. It will not be easy to cooperate, right? ?”

Xu Yang thought for a while and felt that what Zhao Guobin said was reasonable, so he patiently explained: "Symptoms are also symptoms! The other card, the evidence of evidence, refers to the cause, pathogenesis, and development stage of the disease. Manifestation in the human body.”

"Pulse condition is one of the reactions of syndrome. The four diagnosis of traditional Chinese medicine, inspection, smell, inquiry and sensation, each is to explore the true mystery of the inner through the outer."

"Like the previous patient, the patient has symptoms such as no fever, extremity deviation, and pale tongue. These are manifestations of cold syndrome."

"But the previous patient's pulse was deep and weak, which was a sign of weakness. But this patient had floating and rapid pulses."

"What the floating pulse indicates is a superficial disease. When a disease invades the human body, it first enters from the surface. At this stage, the disease is the mildest, and relatively speaking, it is easier to treat."

"The treatment plan for floating pulse is to relieve the symptoms, such as ephedra soup, cinnamon twig soup, etc. To put it more simply, there is a common saying among the people. If you have just caught a cold, eat a bowl of hot noodle soup with pepper, spicy and vinegar. , it’ll be fine if you sweat. This sweating is the solution!”

Zhao Guobin said with some understanding: "I probably understand, just like when we check for an increase in white blood cells, it usually indicates inflammation. For the appearance of floating pulses, just use anti-extractive medicine and sweating. Is this the same for this patient?" "

"Hey, by the way, she didn't take medicine just now, and she suddenly sweated a lot. Is this because her body is starting to relieve stress? Is this because her immune system is starting to repair itself?"

Xu Yang shook his head: "No, even if the external medicine is used to relieve external symptoms, it is better to have a slight sweat all over the body, and not to make him sweat profusely. Besides, the patient does not have external symptoms. If you use external medicine at this time, you don't need to use too much, just give it a small amount. A few grams, and her life is literally hanging by a thread.”

"Ah?" Zhao Guobin said in surprise: "Does this medicine have such serious side effects? Has it been tested before?"

Professor He couldn't help but look at Zhao Guobin.

Xu Yang said: "This is not how traditional Chinese medicine treats diseases, and this is not how traditional Chinese medicine is used. You should know that many traditional Chinese medicines contain ingredients that are toxic to the human body, right?"

Zhao Guobin nodded.

Xu Yang shook his head: "Actually, there is no absolute poison or no poison. If the proof is correct, the poison is the elixir. If the proof is not correct, the tonic can also kill people!"

"I once treated a uremia patient, and he was rescued. As long as he insists on taking the medicine I prescribed for him, the condition can be controlled."

"But then he found a relative who was a quack doctor and insisted on prescribing a lot of tonics for him, and then he died. Later, his relative did not have to bear any legal responsibility because there was nothing wrong with his prescriptions."

"This is the current situation of traditional Chinese medicine. Poisons save people, but doctors are easily wronged. Tonics kill people, but nothing happens."

"Just like the patient inside, the floating pulse appeared strangely. This is actually the dissipation of Yang Qi. The pulse is originally mainly hot, but at this moment it is also extreme heat and cold. So I judge that the situation is dangerous."

"If at this moment, you still use epileptic drugs to speed up the external dispersion, then the person will be gone, and you will not be able to hold the doctor legally accountable, and this is the saddest thing about traditional Chinese medicine."

Zhao Guobin was stunned by what Xu Yang said.

Xu Yang nodded slightly and walked forward.

Professor He also gave Zhao Guobin a meaningful look and walked away.

Zhao Guobin looked thoughtful, and then he shouted to Xu Yang's back: "Dr. Xu, what is the acupuncture point you used for acupuncture, and does it have any effect?"

Xu Yang did not turn around and said loudly: "Taixi belongs to the Kidney Meridian of Foot Shaoyin. It is the acupoint of the Kidney Meridian, the original point. It is the passage and retention of the vitality of the Kidney Meridian. It has the effect of nourishing the kidneys and absorbing Qi, and strengthening the waist." The power of strong knees.”

"The ancients called it one of the nine points of Huiyang. Because it has a strong ability to restore Yang and save the day, it is known as the largest tonic point in the human body. Acupuncture at Taixi is to assist the vitality, restore the Yang and save the day. Inverse, for first aid!”

Zhao Guobin looked at Xu Yang. After listening to Xu Yang's explanation, what impressed him most was the first half of the sentence. Then Zhao subconsciously touched his lower back.

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And this is why it is said that each of the four diagnostics of traditional Chinese medicine has its irreplaceable role. Some patients are really outrageous and want to test the doctor.

I stretched out my hand and said, "Hey, I won't say anything. If you directly diagnose my pulse, you have to know what disease I have and how to prescribe medicine, otherwise you are a quack."

For a patient like this, if you just prescribe medicine based on pulse condition, it's over and the person is already cold!

Of course, what is even more outrageous are some parallel experts in integrating traditional Chinese and Western medicine who are pretending to be traditional Chinese medicine. Today I heard about Mr. Zijin Chen’s experience in the circle of friends...sigh...

I hope you readers will read this book several times to use it as a guide to avoid pitfalls!

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Xu Yang and Professor He were not idle at all. They did not just stay in their own wards, but also went to the sick ward to collect materials and information.

The high-level expert group has also gathered a large amount of first-hand information, and has been researching and analyzing it all night long these days.

In addition to analysis, Xu Yang focused more on practical treatment. He needed treatment to verify his ideas and judgments.

Those on the front lines are also crazy busy.

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The medical team of traditional Chinese medicine has also rushed to the local area in the past few days. The national team has been here for a long time. Now is the time to unite as one.

The Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine has also asked some media to report relevant cases of TCM support. Now people across the country are staring at this disease.

I originally wanted to cheer people up, but as soon as this news came out.

The Internet was immediately abuzz.

Now everyone can't go out and can only stay at home and surf the Internet, so online public opinion suddenly exploded.