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"Master, 120g of astragalus and 60g of yam, why is it okay for the child to take it?"

Li Yan followed Huang Su and asked.

"The study of traditional Chinese medicine must not be bound by pharmacopoeia measurements. A detailed analysis of specific diseases and syndromes indicates that patients with severe spleen and stomach qi depression, intermittent stomach qi, and severe irritation must use heavy doses. At this time, if you want to make a huge difference, you must use a huge force.

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Li Yan nodded and walked into the ward with Huang Su thoughtfully.

On the hospital bed, Xiao Zhaojun's complexion has improved a lot, the gray color on his face has faded, his eyes are wider than when he was first diagnosed, his eyelids are no longer drooping, and he still breathes with an oxygen mask on his mouth and nose.

"Director Huang, do it quickly!"

Seeing Huang Su come in, Zhao Zhiguo enthusiastically moved a stool and asked Huang Su to sit down, and the frown on his face relaxed.

Huang Su sat down and asked, "How is the child eating these days?"

Zhao Zhiguo said with joy on his face: "I had an appetite to eat two days ago. In the past two days, we have been using a soymilk machine to break up the food and feed it to him. In the past, he could not eat at all and could only rely on nutrient solution to maintain his vital signs every day.

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Huang Su nodded: "Being able to eat means that the child's gastric qi has recovered. Once the gastric qi has recovered, it is only a matter of time before the body recovers. More than two kilograms of astragalus and more than one kilogram of yam in ten days are not in vain."

"Dr. Huang, thank you!"

Hearing that his son could recover, Zhao Zhiguo hurriedly thanked him again.

"Director Huang, when will my son no longer need to take oxygen?" Zhao Zhiguo asked again.

Putting her ear close to Xiao Zhaojun's side, Huang Su heard that Xiao Zhaojun's breathing was much stronger than when he was first diagnosed.

Huang Su sat back on the stool and said: "Don't be anxious about this. Let's restore the child's innate and acquired roots first. If this origin cannot be maintained, it will still be deficient and other diseases cannot be treated. Furthermore, astragalus itself can replenish qi.

Top grade, astragalus is replenishing the patient's lung energy when taking it, and you haven't heard that the child is breathing much more powerfully now."

Zhao Zhiguo nodded repeatedly and said, "Director Huang, I feel relieved with your words."

Huang Su uses excessive amounts of astragalus, yam and kidney-strengthening drugs in Buzhong Yiqi Decoction, which is to stabilize stomach qi and its two origins.

When prescribing the prescription, I wasn't very sure that flavin could cure the child's disease, so I had to do everything in my power and obey fate. Fortunately, the results were very good, and everything was saved, leaving the child with a chance to live.

Huang Su took the patient's right hand and checked the pulse. The right pulse was deep and thin, and there was no intermittent pulse, indicating that the stomach qi had completely recovered.

Huang Su said to Li Yan: "Reduce the amount of astragalus and yam to 20g in the patient's pharmacy."

Li Yan took out a pen and rewrote the prescription, replacing the patient's original prescription.

Huang Su, Li Yan and the others were enthusiastically sent out of the ward by Zhao Zhiguo.

After returning to the office and not sitting down for long, the phone on the office table rang.

"Hello, this is the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine."

On the phone, a man's voice came: "Director Huang, I am Lao Cheng from the Department of Urology."

Huang Su took the phone and asked, "Director Cheng, is there something wrong?"

"Director Huang, please come to our urology department. We have a patient here who requests consultation from the Traditional Chinese Medicine Department."

In the past few days, Huang Su has received several calls requesting consultation.

Since the news that Zhao Zhiguo called other departments and requested consultation from the Traditional Chinese Medicine Department and was treated with flavin spread in a small area, some smart patients also started to try this.

And as expected, they all received treatment from Huang Su. In the past few days, the number of calls requesting consultation has been increasing day by day.

Huang Su hung up the phone, called Li Yan and went straight to the urology ward downstairs.

Entering the ward, Director Cheng and several urology doctors surrounded an old man.

The old man was in his eighties and was sitting in a wheelchair. A catheter came out from the front of his pants and was connected to the urine bag on the side of the wheelchair.

"Director Cheng, can you give me a detailed introduction to the old man's condition?"

Huang Su walked up to Director Cheng and said.

Director Cheng handed the patient's information to Huang Su: "This is an old patient from the Department of Urology. Due to prostatic hypertrophy and urinary tract obstruction, the urethra is blocked. He currently has urinary retention and can only be catheterized through a urinary catheter.

I advised him to remove the prostate, but the patient and the patient's family disagreed. They came to register today and insisted on asking a Chinese medicine expert for consultation, so I quickly called Director Huang over."

Urinary retention is a term in Western medicine, and in Chinese medicine it is called urinary retention, which means it is difficult to urinate, or even unable to urinate at all. Generally, elderly people in their 70s and 80s are prone to prostate problems.

Huang Su looked at the old man's medical records and found out that the old man had an infection in his urinary tract due to the frequent insertion of urinary catheters. Now he often has red and painful urination and is not comfortable at all.

Looking at the medication on the medical record, Huang Su asked: "Didn't you use diuretics for the elderly? How was the effect?"

Director Cheng said: "Because the elderly frequently use diuretics, they have developed tolerance to diuretics and the diuretics are no longer effective, so we plan to perform prostate removal surgery on the patient."

Huang Su declined to comment on Director Cheng's insistence on performing prostate surgery on the elderly.

When Western medicine performs surgery, it will always emphasize the benefits of surgery, but will always downplay or obscure the disadvantages of organ removal.

They will only emphasize that after the prostate surgery last night, urination will be normal.

But they will never tell you that after the prostate is removed, some people still can't urinate after a period of time.

Because the meridians lack a flow of Qi, the channels will become deflated and the muscles will lose elasticity. This is an inevitable and helpless situation as people age.

I will not tell you that there is a high probability of incontinence after prostate surgery.

The organ removal leads to the separation of the lower burner and the kidney meridian. Without the ability of the kidney qi to rise, float, solidify and astringe, the urine will not be discharged under control.

The surgical techniques of Western medicine started from the dissection of corpses. They know nothing about the secrets of life. In their view, as long as it is not the brain, other organs can be removed.

In their eyes, the human body's systems are all independent, and cutting off a piece of it will not cause any serious harm to the human body.

You can take a look at your relatives and friends who have had organ removal surgeries to see what their physical condition is like.

In the eyes of traditional Chinese medicine, the human body is a whole, whether it is respiratory, urinary, digestive, nervous, or cardiovascular, they are all closely related.

Huang Su continued to look through the medical records and found that he had also given the patient Chinese medicine, including Wulin Powder, Hubo Powder, and Plantain Seed Powder.

"Director Cheng, do you still know about Chinese medicine?"

Director Cheng did not feel anything inappropriate and said bluntly: "My teacher Zeng Jiang is a barefoot doctor. He is proficient in both Chinese and Western medicine, so I also know a little bit about Chinese medicine."

Huang Su continued to ask: "How is the effect?"

Director Cheng shook his head: "No effect?"

Traditional Chinese medicine for prostatic hyperplasia can be divided into six pathogenesis: damp and heat accumulation, kidney yang weakness, kidney yin deficiency, insufficient middle qi, blood stasis and phlegm accumulation.

For example, elderly people in their 70s and 80s who suffer from prostate disease are basically caused by two causes: weak kidney yang and insufficient middle qi.

Wulin Powder, Amber Powder, and Plantain Seed Powder all target the accumulation of dampness and heat, but of course they have no effect. If the patient has prostatic hyperplasia caused by weak kidney yang, using these drugs will make the condition serious.

This is the arrogance of Western medicine doctors. When they don’t understand Chinese medicine at all, they often prescribe Chinese patent medicines to patients according to their Western medicine thinking.

In contrast, traditional Chinese medicine, which uses the Four Diagnostics and Syndrome Differentiation, never prescribes Western medicine.

Of course, those scumbags who use the guise of traditional Chinese medicine and are full of Western medicine thinking do not count.

This elderly family member was over ten years old and was admitted to the urology department because he could not urinate. The urology examination showed that this was prostate hyperplasia, which was compressing the urethra and blocking the urethra. So the doctor recommended that the prostate be removed.

Huang Su knelt down and could clearly feel that the old man's breathing was weak. He took his wrist and checked the pulse, and found that the pulse in two inches was weak.

The old man saw Huang Su squatting next to him and said in a tone that was almost pleading: "Doctor Huang is dating you. I really don't want to do the operation. I have worked so hard and I'm afraid I won't be able to get off the operating table alive."

Huang Su let go of the old man's hand and comforted him: "Don't worry, old man, I will do my best. Stick out my tongue and let me see the tongue coating."

The old man stuck out his tongue, and sure enough, the tip of his tongue was retracted and the front part of his tongue collapsed.

This is a typical tongue sign of insufficient heart yang and insufficient lung qi. Prostatic hyperplasia in the elderly is caused by insufficient middle qi.

You can recall whether anyone around you has poor breathing or abnormal bowel movements.

Think about it, if you don’t have enough breathing power, will you still have the power to expel the dregs?

Traditional Chinese medicine believes that the lungs and bladder are separate. The lungs are the upper source of water, and the bladder is the lower reaches of water.

Huang Su checked the patient's color, felt the pulse, looked, heard and asked, squatting on the ground and looking back and forth for ten minutes. His family members were moved by his respect for the patient and his seriousness and responsibility.

This is completely different from Western medicine, which does not ask about the condition and directly prescribes laboratory tests.

When you have questions, the sentence "Do you know it or I know it" will choke you to death.

Seeing Huang Su stand up, the family members asked: "Director Huang, how is my father's condition?"

"The old man's illness is not a serious problem, but insufficient heart yang and weak lung qi, resulting in insufficient middle qi and inability to excrete it."

Huang Su said to Li Yan beside him: "10g red ginseng, 10g astragalus, 10g ginger, 9g cassia twig, 9g licorice, 9g cinnamon, and five jujubes."

When the family members saw how simple the prescription was, they worriedly asked: "Director Huang, can these few medicines work? How about you prescribe more medicines?"

Huang Su waved his hand and said: "That's enough, as long as the medicine is right for the symptoms, I don't know how much."

Red ginseng is ginseng that has been sun-dried, steamed and dehydrated. It has a denser tissue, stronger medicinal properties and stronger tonic power than ordinary raw sun-dried ginseng. It is a special medicine for many chronically ill and weak elderly people.

Director Cheng also did not expect that Huang Su would prescribe a bunch of supplements and popular products to patients.

Director Lu relied on his limited knowledge and asked: "Director Huang, you are prescribing so many high fevers and tonic medicine, I'm afraid there is something wrong. The old man's urinary tube is blocked. The more it is not filled, the more blocked it will be? Besides, now is

In summer, when the weather is dry and things are dry, if you take some hot tonics, you will easily get angry. If you get angry, your urinary tract will be easily infected with inflammation. If you take supplements, won't it encourage inflammation and infection?"
To be continued...