Chinese medicine doctor Xu Yang

Although he completed the system's tasks, Xu Yang couldn't get excited inside. There was even a touch of sadness. After Liu Jingning came to say goodbye to Xu Yang, Xu Yang felt a little depressed all day long.

Zhang Ke and Song Qiang both saw that Xu Yang's mood was not right, and they did not dare to disturb him.

When it was time to get off work, Xu Yang packed his things and went home.

After eating some dinner first, Xu Yang sat in a daze for a while. He rarely dazed, and he always felt that if he had time to daze, it would be better to read more medical books and learn more medical cases.

But now, he was in a daze for more than half an hour. During this time, his mind was completely empty, without anything, as if he was sluggish.

This is serious daze.

When he slowly came to his senses, there was a hint of melancholy on his face, and he sighed slightly.

Xu Yang stood up, washed his face, came back and sat down, exhaled a few long breaths, cheered up, and then clicked on the system to use his rewards.

The scene in front of him changed, and Xu Yang came to the familiar medical practice room again. It was in this practice room that he learned acupuncture from Cheng Lao last time.

Day and night, regardless of the cold or heat, I practiced until my spirit collapsed many times before I finally improved my acupuncture skills to the level of a provincial expert.

Now that he is back again, there are two other people standing in this room, but this time Chenglao is not there.

The expressionless tool man is still there.

And another person...

"Hello, Comrade Xu Yang, my name is Liang Xiuqing. Next, I will teach you the basics of Liang's pulse diagnosis method. You can call me Teacher Liang."

This time, Xu Yang was not as surprised as before. It's not that Mr. Liang's pulse diagnosis is not good, but that the system's arrangements are very high-end every time. This time when he said he wanted to learn the art of pulse diagnosis, Xu Yang guessed that he probably wanted to learn Liang's pulse diagnosis method.

Mr. Liang is a person who truly masters the essence of traditional Chinese medicine pulse diagnosis. He uses the Liang's pulse diagnosis method passed down from his family. The Liang family has practiced medicine for the ninth generation and has profound family knowledge. This kind of traditional Chinese medicine with family tradition is very powerful.

Therefore, there has been a saying in ancient times that "if you cannot heal for three generations, you will not take the medicine." If your family doesn't have three generations of doctors practicing medicine, patients won't trust your medicine. People who practice medicine like this for nine generations are even more powerful, and the most famous thing of the Liang family is Liang's pulse diagnosis method.

Every time Mr. Liang diagnoses a patient, he first draws a schematic diagram of the human body's internal organs in a notebook. While diagnosing the pulse, he makes a few simple notes on the diagram.

He never allowed the patient to speak first. He always checked the pulse first, and then asked the patient if he had the same symptoms. He never failed to do so.

The biggest reason is his confidence in his pulse diagnosis, so people who know Mr. Liang will say that he has a pair of clairvoyant eyes, and no disease can be hidden in front of him.

Liang Laozhi is very famous for treating cancer. With this hand pulse diagnosis, he can tell where the patient's tumor is, its approximate size, and whether it is benign or malignant.

Generally, this kind of diagnosis relies on Western medicine testing, using CT and other instruments to observe the size of the tumor, etc., and then taking samples from the body to detect benign and malignant.

Mr. Liang was able to do it with just a few fingers, which shocked all the patients who came to see him.

However, there is also a famous Chinese medicine expert (whose name I am embarrassed to say) who once commented that Mr. Liang's medicinal skills are not top-notch, but when it comes to pulse diagnosis, no one in the world disagrees.

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There are four types of diagnosis in traditional Chinese medicine, including inspection, smelling, asking, and feeling. The first three are all likely to cause false symptoms.

Sometimes, it is clearly a cold syndrome, but the symptoms shown by others are heat syndrome. Even tongue examination is sometimes not so accurate. The only thing that is accurate and not deceptive is pulse diagnosis.

This is a lighthouse in the dark night, a sharp blade to help you break through the fog.

Sun Simiao once said: The pulse of the husband is the great cause of medicine. If you don't study the way deeply, how can you do it as medicine?

"Nei Jing" also says: If you can combine the color pulse, you can be perfect.

Therefore, real clinical masters take pulse diagnosis as the basis, and then refer to the conclusions of other diagnoses to corroborate each other, and combine the four diagnoses to achieve dialectical treatment.

Wu Jutong once said: "Of the four diagnostic methods, pulse is the most difficult, but pulse is also the most reliable."

Pulse diagnosis is the most difficult thing to master, but it is also the core basis of TCM diagnosis.

And Mr. Liang is a true Chinese medicine doctor who knows the root cause of the disease without the patient having to ask.

Being able to learn the famous Liang's Pulse Diagnosis Method, even though it was just basic, Xu Yang was still very excited.

Mr. Liang began to teach Xu Yang how to diagnose the pulse. He first asked Xu Yang to diagnose and treat the tool man. Once he got started, Mr. Liang couldn't help but shake his head: "Your foundation is too poor."

Xu Yang showed a hint of embarrassment. He learned the basics of pulse diagnosis in school, so what kind of foundation could he have? Later, during those years in the system, I slowly learned from Mr. Qian, and gradually mastered pulse diagnosis.

So far, I can barely cure the disease, and with the combination of the four diagnostic methods, I rarely get misdiagnosed. This is not because of my skill in pointing out the disease, but because I am cautious and attentive enough.

But in these two moments, he seemed very unworthy in front of Mr. Liang, who knew the whole story without the patient having to ask.

Mr. Liang smiled slightly and said with relief: "Don't worry, we have plenty of time, and we can lay the foundation slowly. There is no other secret in Liang's pulse diagnosis method, the only secret is the foundation."

"The more solid your foundation is, the higher your achievements in pulse diagnosis will be in the future. We have the most unique environment here. I hope you can endure loneliness and calm down."

"Let's start with the most basic ones. The "Difficult Sutra" says: The initial pulse, as heavy as three beetroots, is comparable to the skin, and it is the lungs. If it is as heavy as six beetroots, it is comparable to the blood vessels, and it is the heart. .”

"If the weight of nine beetroots is equal to the muscles, it is the spleen. If the weight of twelve beetles is equal to the tendons, it is the liver. If you press it to the bone and raise your finger, it is the kidneys."

"If you want to learn pulse diagnosis, you must start by learning how to dip the beans. As long as you control the pressure of your fingers accurately, you will have an idea when diagnosing the pulse."

"When a person exhales, his pulse travels three inches, when he inhales, his pulse travels three inches. When he breathes at a steady pace, his pulse travels six inches. A person takes 13,500 breaths a day and a night, and his pulse travels fifty degrees around his body."

"Between one exhalation and one inhalation, the pulse moves six inches. As long as you have enough accurate fingering power and learn how to judge and calculate the breathing and pulse movement, you will be able to diagnose the patient's disease after a week, and it will naturally be obvious to your heart. There are quite a few. Therefore, diagnosing the pulse needs to be detailed, but you cannot just make a rough diagnosis like some doctors do. Naturally, it will take a short time to make a rough diagnosis, but if you have to make a detailed diagnosis, it will take a long time."

"It's easy to say, but quite difficult to do. Liang's pulse diagnosis method is based on the pulse diagnosis method of "Difficult Classic". Remember, never underestimate the four classics of ancient Chinese medicine, because that is what traditional Chinese medicine is. Really fundamental.”

"This time I will teach you a basic course. I will only teach you the most basic things. I will not teach you how to identify pulse syndromes. I will teach you three things, one is to practice finger strength; the other is to judge the pulse; the third is to master the four seasons. pulse."

"Let's start by practicing finger strength." After Mr. Liang finished speaking, a handful of well-proportioned beans and a scale appeared on the table.

Mr. Liang put three beans on the other end of the scale and motioned Xu Yang to press the other end with his fingers. He smiled and said: "This instrument is very convenient now. We all learned it with beans in the past, but it is not easy." .”

Xu Yang let out a breath. What he learned in this class was the basics. It was impossible to reach the state of Liang Lao who could cut pulses like a god. But as long as the basics were solid enough, his level of pulse diagnosis would be greatly improved. .

In the future, when diagnosing and treating patients, the probability of misdiagnosis will be much smaller. It should be noted that what practitioners fear most is misdiagnosis!

Xu Yangping calmed down and stretched out his fingers to press it gently, but it was extremely difficult to achieve true balance. At this moment, Xu Yang realized that it was so difficult to accurately control body strength.

He asked: "Teacher Liang, I would like to ask, how long did it take you to learn to dip beans?"

Mr. Liang smiled slightly and said: "It only took three years to practice dipping beans, but it took a lifetime to consolidate."