Chinese medicine doctor Xu Yang

Academician Zhang could only extend his hand to Xu Yang and said, "Come on, let's continue talking and talk about the characteristics of each stage of the disease."

"Okay." Xu Yang agreed and continued: "After summarizing our diagnostic data, we found that the pathogenesis of early-stage patients is generally that the evil evil invades the lungs, causing depression and turning into heat."

"As I said just now, the core of the epidemic evil this time is dampness poison, and dampness poison will also carry seasonal qi, such as wind, cold, heat, etc. to invade the human body. It enters through the mouth and nose and directly invades the lungs."

"The characteristics of dampness evil are heavy turbidity and viscosity. After the lungs are attacked by epidemic evil, the rise and fall of the human body's qi will soon be blocked, causing depression and fever. Therefore, epidemic evil will invade the lungs, causing depression and fever. Case."

"So we can find that the typical symptoms of patients this time are fever, dry cough and fatigue. A few are accompanied by symptoms such as sore throat, nasal congestion, runny nose, myalgia and diarrhea."

"This process is that after the epidemic evil invades the lungs, the lung defense loses its circulation, and the lung qi reverses, leading to dry cough. Pathological products such as water drinking, phlegm and blood stasis are produced, and the evil qi closes the lungs and can also cause cough and asthma."

"Wei Yang suffers from depression, which leads to fever. Excessive heat consumes Qi and leads to deficiency, or dampness blocks Qi movement, which can lead to fatigue. However, after actual diagnosis, it was found that most of the patients this time were due to dampness blocking Qi movement. That’s what caused the fatigue.”

"This further supports the view that dampness is the core of this epidemic. Dampness is a yin evil, which can easily damage Yang Qi and block Qi movement, thus causing muscle pain."

"When dampness blocks the spleen and stomach, gastrointestinal symptoms such as anorexia, fullness, diarrhea, and loose stools will occur. Therefore, these external symptoms are all caused by internal dampness syndrome!"

As soon as Xu Yang said this, the people around him immediately started discussing, and everyone showed a look of sudden realization. In fact, the people sitting here are all experts, and they are only a layer of window paper away from the truth, as long as someone gives him a light touch.

Many things suddenly became clear immediately.

Academician Zhang also looked at Xu Yang. After taking a serious look at Xu Yang's face, he lowered his head and folded the newly sorted materials again.

Director Liu of Beijing Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine also looked at Xu Yang and smiled.

Xu Yang also continued to introduce the diagnosis of patients' conditions at various stages, as well as feedback after medication.

At this point, other experts also participated in the discussion.

After all, no one is idle. In the past few days, everyone has gone deep into the frontline wards to collect a large amount of first-hand information.

With the continuous collection of data, everyone has gradually analyzed the characteristics of each stage, and what follows is a treatment plan.

Based on the core of dampness evil, everyone first made a set of plans for each stage of each syndrome type.

As a result, the first version of the plan was in an immature state and there was no way to promote it. It could only be studied by these experts first.

What does it probably mean?

It's like an expensive new ingredient that no one has ever seen comes to the hotel kitchen. No one knows how to make it, but it's so expensive that you can't just try it blindly.

Therefore, we can only find a few powerful chefs to develop several cooking methods based on the surface characteristics, and try them first. Once successful, they can be quantified into standards and other ordinary chefs can also operate them.

The same is true for the current expert group of traditional Chinese medicine. Traditional Chinese medicine emphasizes one person's treatment and one disease. It is true, but this also tests the doctor's level. If you meet a good doctor, it will be fine, but if you meet a cheater, it will be nonsense.

In addition, for this epidemic, the pathogenesis of most people is the same, so this also gives the opportunity to use standard solutions.

The same was true when Xu Yang held a meeting in Lingnan and cured hundreds of people from colds.

After determining the plan, as long as the doctor can diagnose the syndrome type, he can prescribe the prescription according to the diagram. And it's also very friendly to pharmacies. The Chinese pharmacies here are really busy with so many prescriptions to be fried.

And patients can't wait forever. The prescription prescribed in the morning will not be available in the afternoon. What should we do if we apply this to critically ill patients?

After quantification, it will be much easier to handle.

There are standard recipes, and little chefs can make them delicious.

This is where the value lies.

After chatting for a long time, we finally decided on the first version of the plan, which was full of details. We took into account all aspects of the certificate types and wrote several pages of paper.

The discussion was over, but these high-level experts frowned as they watched. This plan is too detailed and too rough.

Because it is too fine, it is too rough.

Does it sound contradictory?

But it is what it is.

Until now, the treatment plan of Western medicine is very simple, oseltamivir is antiviral, moxifloxacin is anti-inflammatory, methylprednisolone is anti-inflammatory, and that is immune support.

But Chinese medicine has come up with a lot of syndrome types and dozens of treatment plans. There are too many of them. Even if someone were to follow the pictures and look at them, they would probably be confused.

Academician Zhang sighed and began to sort out the information in front of him. He said: "There is no way to announce the first version of the plan to the outside world. However, I will report it to the superior department for filing later."

"Traditional Chinese medicine is a practical knowledge, and it must be practiced. Talking about it on paper will not work, so I hope that after you go to the front-line wards, you can organize this plan and readjust it immediately."

Everyone nodded seriously.

Academician Zhang said: "I want to remind everyone that we can take our time, but patients cannot wait. The National Health Administration has already issued a diagnosis and treatment plan."

"We need to refine our standards before the third edition comes out. The time given to us is only two or three days at most. The time is very tight, I hope you all know it!"

Everyone's heart is heavy.

Academician Zhang glanced at everyone and said, "You have nothing to say, right? Let's adjourn the meeting and get back to work."

After finishing speaking, Academician Zhang quickly packed up his things.

Xu Yang said, "Academician Zhang, I have a request."

"speak."

Xu Yang said: "The second batch of doctors from our Mingxin Branch will arrive soon. There are about 20 of them, as well as dozens of medical staff. We want to take over a ward and manage dozens of beds."

Academician Zhang's hand that was packing things suddenly stopped.

The experts who had not left all looked at Xu Yang in surprise.

Liu Xuanbo also looked at Academician Zhang.

Academician Zhang continued to treat him, and without raising his head, he said: "I will wait for you to come up with a mature treatment plan. Once you do it, I will promise to give you a ward!"

Xu Yang was immediately overjoyed!

Others were immediately envious.

But there are many things that cannot be envied. Even if they are given a ward in the hospital, they may not be able to recruit so many reliable and good Chinese medicine doctors.

"It's a deal!" Xu Yang agreed excitedly.

Academician Zhang smiled and left with the information that was of no use at all.