Chapter 3930 [19] Clear
Dr. Yin suspects that wetness in ancient Chinese medicine is a set of gods, so I have to talk about what is "dampness" in ancient Chinese medicine. Should modern Chinese medicine inherit the "dampness" in ancient Chinese medicine?
"Clinical is a practical subject."
No matter how dark it is, practical subjects only recognize facts, as long as the curative effect is effective.
Western medicine clinically follows this rule, as long as the disease is cured first, it is a victory.
It has been clinically proven that the theory of etiology classified as wet in traditional Chinese medicine has a miraculous effect on clinical efficacy, why not use it.
Modern Chinese medicine goes back to do wet research, which is like doing retrospective research on phenomena that are found to be effective in clinical treatment in Western medicine.
Don’t think that only modern medicine does this. Ancient Chinese doctors have done retrospective research to prove that the work of predecessors has never stopped, and there are historical records.
The reason why ancient Chinese medicine failed to form a modern scientific system like Western medicine is because the overall scientific system in China was backward. It is absolutely untenable for Chinese medicine to carry this pot alone.
Now that the domestic scientific system has developed, Chinese medicine must develop together.
Sometimes they say that Chinese medicine is not called Chinese medicine because it is not the same as the ancestors, and then they accuse Chinese medicine of not being scientific enough.
Are these people at ease with Chinese medicine? Do you really understand Chinese medicine?
The two doctors of Western medicine at the scene heard this with solemn expressions.
In the academic exposition, Wen Zihan's tone was calm, and he never complained.
It may be that the more peaceful she is, the more she only talks about the facts, and the more people experience the hardships of modern Chinese medicine doctors: on the one hand, they are criticized by Chinese medicine practitioners, and on the other hand, they are scolded by Chinese medicine fans. The environment in which modern Chinese medicine doctors live is proper.
Dr. Wen Zihan's family background can choose the path of western medicine, which is smooth sailing. What made her finally choose the most difficult path of medicine?
Dr. Tong's eyes flickered behind his sunglasses.
It is impossible to explain all the principles of medicine in a short time. What can convince patients and their families is always the doctor's own academic attitude.
Dr. Wen's academic attitude is clearly shown in the expression: too serious.
Yin Fengchun stated: "Please ask Dr. Wen to treat my wife."
Dr. Wen convinced her husband, and Wu Lixuan jumped for joy because she liked Dr. Wen more and more.
Look at how caring Dr. Wen is like her girlfriend Xie, first smiled and said to her: "Girls are still afraid of getting needles, I will treat you in a more comfortable way."
While speaking, Wen Zihan opened the drawer under the examination table and took out a plastic board.
The plastic board is divided into several equal small compartments, and the "small black stone" placed in the recess is the seed of wangbuliuxing, a kind of traditional Chinese medicine.
There is medical adhesive tape pasted on the board, and after dividing according to the grid, each piece of adhesive tape is pasted with a wangbuliuxing seed.
Use medical tweezers to tear off each piece of adhesive plaster with prasil seeds and use it. Unlike Western medicine, which is used to treat human wounds, it is pasted on acupuncture points on the human body for treatment, so it is a kind of acupuncture and moxibustion therapy.
The definition of "needles" in acupuncture is very broad, and many things can be used as "needles" in acupuncture. The buliuxing seeds here are "needles".
Before treatment, patients need to make a clear diagnosis, isn’t it wet?
"She is hot-tempered."
Wouldn’t the fire flourishing be a thousand miles away from the previously mentioned invasion of cold and dampness into an internal heat and an external cold.
Yin Fengchun asked: "Why did I hear that external cold and internal heat can coexist?"
Traditional Chinese medicine can coexist external cold and internal heat, but the same logic as Western medicine, when multiple causes coexist, the main cause should be seized to treat. This needs no explanation.
Dr. Yin: ...I'm an idiot.
What made him feel even more stupid was: Dr. Wen put two buliuxing seeds on the patient's ear, and the treatment is over?
Thank you for your support, good night, dear~
(end of this chapter)
