Chapter 3933 [22] Breaking the mystery
The western doctors on the scene and on the train were silent.
The doctors were all silent, Wu Lixuan thought they didn't believe it, and then gave her husband an example: "My husband was there when I saw the doctor. He didn't believe Dr. Wen at first, but after he came back, he went to the library to borrow Chinese medicine books and told me that the two acupoints that Dr. Wen posted for me were heart and endocrine points."
Swish Swish Swish Swish, Countless gazes shot at Yin Fengchun's face: You, a staunch TCM skeptic, started to study TCM?
Yin Fengchun: Yes, I doubt it, so I went to check the information.
To his surprise, a group of colleagues at the scene surrounded his wife's ears again and commented on him: "Doctor Yin said these two acupuncture points, are you right?"
Yin Fengchun is going to be angry: You say that my research is wrong, can you understand it if you are studying Western medicine like me?
Don't say it, people really understand.
"Yingying, do you think my husband is right?" Wu Lixuan believed in her best friend the most, because Dr. Wen was introduced to her by her best friend Xie.
Regardless of whether the source of the introduction is Dr. Tong, the last check is Boudoir Xie.
A large group of people quieted down, and they all knew that Dr. Xie Wanying had two brushes in every department she went to.
"Probably not."
The stubborn Dr. Xie slapped his face.
Wu Lixuan's heart skipped a beat: No wonder her husband often said that she and her girlfriends tend to flock together. Turning around and looking at her husband cautiously, her expression this time is relatively calm.
Doctors only admire their peers. Dr. Yin is no exception. He knows and approves of Dr. Xie's strength.
Dr. Xie's most powerful feature is the three-dimensional perspective of the human body.
Auricular points don’t look at the picture in the textbook for a comprehensive explanation. However, it is impossible for everyone to look exactly the same. The acupoint diagrams in TCM textbooks are like anatomical diagrams, which can only be described in general terms. When it comes to treating individual patients, relying on the ability of each doctor to make a diagnosis by himself.
Therefore, doctors of acupuncture and moxibustion are the same as surgeons, if they want to achieve high-end technology, the threshold is very high.
Dr. Xie Wanying wants to make it clear: "Acupuncture and moxibustion are much more difficult than surgery in Western medicine."
Western surgery at least treats on the basis of theories that can be seen with the naked eye, while acupuncture and moxibustion do not.
Therefore, Dr. Xie Wanying can only say: "The acupuncture points posted by Dr. Wen seem to be a bit biased. It is not like the acupuncture points on the usual internal organs and ear acupuncture points, but more like the meridian. Ask her for details to have the correct answer."
Yin Fengchun's mouth opened involuntarily: What? !
"Yingying, you are well-read and even understand Chinese medicine." Shen Youhuan on the opposite side habitually praised the younger sister.
Anyway, the scene included Dr. Yin who accompanied his wife to see a doctor. Before hearing what Dr. Xie said, I could only think that the ear acupuncture that Dr. Wen treated the patient was just auricular points of which viscera.
Xie Wanying was dripping with sweat after being praised by her senior brother. After all, she is reborn. Due to her life experience, if she has been exposed to Chinese medicine, she must have been in contact with Chinese medicine for a longer time than everyone here. It is not surprising that she knows a little more about Chinese medicine.
In traditional Chinese medicine, meridians go through the whole body, just like the nerves go through the whole body in the study of Western medicine. But the meridians in Chinese medicine are definitely not nerves. Acupuncture and moxibustion based on meridian theory in traditional Chinese medicine is absolutely impossible to directly apply the nerve stimulation in western medicine.
"In Chinese medicine, meridians correspond to time."
The meridian theory of traditional Chinese medicine includes meridians and collaterals, of which the twelve meridians are called the twelve earthly branches, corresponding to the twelve hours in ancient times.
Auricular point therapy There is a kind of therapy called dry branch ear position therapy, which aligns the twelve earthly branches to the ear to create a brand new auricular point map. This is the scope of modern Chinese medicine.
Insisting on explaining that Dr. Wen cured her girlfriend quickly, Dr. Xie said, "Dr. Wen's eyes are much better than mine. Maybe he can see the life cycle of the patient's body fluids and cells."
Thank you for your support, good night, dear~
(end of this chapter)
