"Knowing what is happening, but also knowing why it is happening, is the biggest feature of traditional Chinese medicine in treating diseases."

Yun Heng continued: "Traditional Chinese medicine diagnoses diseases according to adaptability and treats the disease according to the disease. For the same disease, the length of the disease, the development process, and many subtle changes will cause differences in treatment methods."

When Yun Heng was explaining, Han Kaiping, Wu Jiaming, Wu Jiaming and others also listened attentively.

It's just a joke, but when it comes to real things, even these professors and deans will listen carefully. Wu Jiaming provided Yunheng with a venue and let Yunheng teach on-site. He was not really asking Yunheng to show off.

At this time, there were some doctors from Ningcheng Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital behind and on the side of the conference room. Wu Jiaming's purpose was to let some doctors listen to how Yun Heng diagnoses diseases.

This disease is not very complicated, but it is quite difficult to deal with. Even Wu Jiaming is listening to it with interest now.

"It is not uncommon in clinical practice for children to suffer pain in their heart and stomach caused by overeating raw or cold food. Most of the children with recurrent attacks and long-term treatment that cannot be cured are caused by long-term conditions and are not caused by overeating raw or cold food in a short period of time.

."

"Judging from the pulse syndrome, the syndrome is that cold-dampness damages the spleen and stomach, and the middle burner is insufficient for Yang Qi. This situation is often caused by long-term carelessness."

"When treating such patients, both doctors and patients must be patient and must follow the doctor's instructions carefully. Taboos are very important."

Yun Heng said the following words not only to his classmates, but also to the parents of the children.

"Long-term overeating of raw and cold food will damage the spleen and stomach due to cold and dampness, and the Yang Qi in the middle burner will be insufficient. Who knows how to treat this situation?"

Yun Heng asked.

There was silence for a short while, and the students all whispered to each other.

Zhang Mingfei hesitated and said, "You can use Aconite Lizhong Decoction."

“Xiao Jianzhong Soup?”

Zhang Xueyan also said tentatively.

Yun Heng nodded and said: "Aconite Lizhong Decoction has the effect of restoring yang and rejuvenating the internal heat. It is a lukewarm agent. It has the effect of warming the central nervous system, replenishing deficiency, and relieving internal stress. If you can think of these two prescriptions, they can be considered

good."

"However, in actual clinical practice, we need to analyze the symptoms in detail. In school, what we most learn is the use of a single prescription. Most of the symptoms and cases are cases of a single classic prescription, just like the formulas in textbooks.

, they all start from a single subject, simple addition, subtraction, multiplication and division, a single mathematics and physics, but in reality, not a single subject can solve the problem."

"Many times, problem solving requires a multi-disciplinary approach, and all aspects must be considered. In actual clinical practice, this is often the case. Take this disease as an example. If cold and dampness damage the spleen and stomach, and the middle burner has insufficient yang energy, then in the treatment

The top priority is to warm the middle, strengthen the spleen, and unblock yang energy..."

"In view of this, Xiao Jianzhong Decoction, Dajian Zhong Decoction, and Fuzi Lizhong Decoction all seem to be symptomatic, but they are not completely suitable. At this time, it is necessary to add or subtract the corresponding prescriptions, and use the three prescriptions together to treat the problem...

....”

After that, Yun Heng took up the pen and wrote the prescription, and then politely handed it to Wu Jiaming and several people beside him to read it over.

"Dr. Yun's prescriptions are indeed amazing. The three prescriptions are combined, modified, modified, warmed, strengthened the spleen, and unblocked the yang..."

Han Kaiping looked at Fang Zi and nodded repeatedly.

Han Kaiping, a professor in the Department of Education, may not have rich experience in clinical diagnosis, but his research on prescriptions is definitely no problem.

"After returning home, take the medicine according to the prescription. It needs to be taken for a long time. Not only during the medication period, but even after stopping the medicine, try not to let the child touch cold food again within a year."

After others had seen it, Yunheng handed the prescription to the child's mother, and then warned: "If you don't follow the doctor's advice, commit a taboo in the process, and repeat it again, the treatment will be more difficult."

"Thank you Dr. Yun."

The child's mother thanked her profusely.

In addition to teaching, the biggest benefit of this on-site analysis method is that it can create a sense of trust in patients' families.

Even if the patient's family members don't understand, when the doctor explains while diagnosing the disease, his momentum gives the patient's family members a feeling that they have a well-thought-out plan and understand it very well. Otherwise, how could he explain it so clearly?

This kind of sensory trust given to patients’ families is very great.

The doctor is hesitant and entangled, and he talks with the doctor and is full of confidence, but the effect is different.

The child has been ill for four or five months and has been to many hospitals and doctors. From this point of view, the patient's family members are no longer in a stable state of mind.

However, the child's current condition cannot be cured by just a few doses of medicine. It will take at least more than a month of gradual recovery. At this time, it is very important to give confidence to the patient's family.

The child's parents expressed their gratitude, and Yunheng also gained some battery life.

After the child's parents carried the child out, the nurse came in with the next patient.

The patient is a middle-aged man in his forties, who came here accompanied by his lover. When he walked in, Yunheng and some classmates also looked at the patient. The patient walked very slowly and had a strange walking posture, but carefully

Looking at it, we can find that the patient does not have a problem with his legs and feet, but... it seems like a hemorrhoid attack.

Judging from the complexion, the patient was mentally exhausted and felt a little unresponsive.

Under the guidance of the nurse, the patient sat down in front of Yun Heng. When sitting, he was careful and placed his buttocks lightly on the stool, as if he was a little testing.

When the patient sat down, Yunheng did not ask about the patient's condition. Instead, he asked the students: "Can anyone guess what the patient's condition may be?"

A male classmate stood up hurriedly: "It must be diarrhea."

"oh!"

Yun Heng asked with a smile: "Tell me your judgment."

"Judging from the patient's walking posture, it should be pain in the vagina or buttocks. Of course, it may also be hemorrhoids. However, judging from the patient's complexion, he is mentally exhausted and has anorexia. Hemorrhoids are mostly caused by overwork. Sitting for a long time can lead to poor blood circulation.

Long-term travel is caused by qi and blood, mostly due to dampness and heat, and the patient's symptoms are not like simple dampness and heat. Therefore, the preliminary judgment is that the patient may have long-term diarrhea, causing discomfort..."

"That's very good. What's your name?"

Yun Heng asked with a smile: "Dr. Yun, I am from Xiangzhou University of Traditional Chinese Medicine. My name is Chen Xinghao."

When Yun Heng asked the male students their names, they couldn't help but feel a little excited. Today, many students were very focused and racked their brains just to express themselves. This kind of performance was a rare opportunity for the students.

"Okay, sit down."

Yunheng smiled and then asked the patient: "Is that so?"

The patient nodded: "Yes, I do have diarrhea. It has been for half a month, and there is blood in the stool. I had a colonoscopy in the hospital. It is chronic colitis."
Chapter completed!