The hospital bed pushed back interrupted Du Heng's chat.

The two of them got out of the way and let the hospital bed return to their positions.

When the hospital bed passed by the two of them, the examination report sheet placed beside the bed was also seen by the two of them.

Professor Zhang saw Dr. Yang's dark face and did not speak to him. Instead, he directly took the report on the bedside.

"Huh, Doctor Du, your diagnosis is correct." Professor Zhang's expression was a little complicated, and he took a long breath, "Doctor Du, if you don't bother the two masters, do you have any way to deal with this situation?"

"The patient's push at that time was too strong, which caused the five internal organs to twist and turn, the liver lobes opened, and they were blocked in the upper burner. They could not be turned upside down for a while, so the liver lobes were inverted and the vision was upside down."

While Du Heng was waiting, he had already thought of a treatment method. When Professor Zhang asked, he blurted out directly, "It's easy to get back straight. You just need to use the same method to hold on for a while, and add external force to force the five internal organs to repeat.

This will allow the liver lobes to return to the right path."

Professor Zhang blinked his eyes. He was used to using knives and tools to correct things, but he still couldn't accept this kind of self-repair using external force.

But this method is now considered familiar to Du Heng.

The most common use of external force is actually during bone setting.

For example, in the case of dislocation or dislocation, a sudden shock can be used to create fear, causing people to subconsciously avoid, thus generating huge force to return the bones to their normal positions.

Professor Zhang hesitated a little, "Hold on a little longer? Is this okay?"

"Hold on, that's what I mean. Even if you use the same movements, it's difficult to achieve the same effect if you're conscious. Even if there is an effect, there's no way to control the speed."

Du Heng said slowly, "There are eight methods of traditional Chinese medicine: sweating, vomiting, lowering, harmonizing, warming, clearing, eliminating, and tonifying. The vomiting method is a method of repeatedly mobilizing the five internal organs. So now we use the vomiting method to mobilize the five internal organs and turn the liver over.

The leaf will adjust itself."

Professor Zhang did not speak, but carefully recalled how he felt when he vomited again, and then asked anxiously, "Is this possible? How about we find a doctor from the hepatobiliary surgery department for consultation?

Bar."

Du Heng did not refuse this proposal.

He is here to help. How to choose the final patient and the patient's attending is their own business.

But when you have to say it yourself, you still have to make it clear, "The vomiting method is definitely possible, but it cannot be vomited directly. Because the last support has actually injured the patient's internal organs. Now if I use the vomiting method directly without any

Protection will inevitably seriously damage the five internal organs, qi and blood.

Therefore, my treatment method is to use the vomiting method to regulate the five internal organs, and then use the harmonization method to calm the meridians and maintain Qi and blood.

In this way, after the patient returns to normal, although he is a little weak, he can heal without damaging his vitality.

Then use it for two or three days to replenish it, and your body will naturally return to normal."

Professor Zhang was silent for a moment, then smiled and said, "Well, Dr. Du, you guys go to the office and take a rest, and I will communicate with the family members."

Du Heng also smiled and said yes softly.

Then, under the leadership of Assistant Professor Zhang, Du Heng and the others returned to the office just now.

After people went out, Director Zheng, who was too shy to look up before, now had a face full of arrogance and pride, "Dean, you are the one." He gave Du Heng a thumbs up.

Kang Zhirong also put away the camera, but his expression was opposite to that of Director Zheng again, "Dean, you found the problem, but in the end you didn't use your method. This is not... This is not.

..."

Du Heng smiled at Kang Zhirong, "Why are you so excited? We are here to help. The patient is not our patient, so he can use whatever method he wants.

And what is the purpose of our coming? Is it to show off?

Our goal is to relieve the pain and restore health to patients, so don’t be so petty.”

Kang Zhirong still looked unhappy, "I just feel uncomfortable. At the end of the day, we no longer have a share."

Du Heng laughed and said, "Comrade, we are guests. Guests do as they please. You have to set your position correctly."

Seeing that Kang Zhirong was still yelling, Du Heng waved his hand to stop, "Okay, we won't discuss this topic."

Then he turned his attention to Director Zheng and said, "We will say goodbye after Professor Huizhang comes back. Director Zheng, you and Xiaokang, take the gifts you brought and go according to the list I gave you.

Send gifts to these experts."

Director Zheng also became more serious and said seriously, "Dean, won't you take us there?"

"I won't go. Going there is a bit too deliberate." Du Heng calmed down slightly, "Don't talk too much when you go. When you see people putting down their things, just chat if you can. If you don't have a chance to talk, just leave.

."

Director Zheng nodded reluctantly, and then said, "The things we brought are a bit shabby, they are all local specialties, and they are a bit hard to sell. How about we buy something else?"

Hearing this, Du Heng shook his head directly, "You don't need to buy anything, this is the best thing. The people who went there today are all big experts, well-known figures in the industry. They have never seen anything, and they don't lack what you bought."

Gift."

"That's alright, just do as the dean says."

Du Heng nodded and stopped talking, and everyone was silent for a while.

Suddenly Du Heng frowned, and after thinking for a while, he suddenly took out his phone.

"Hello, uncle, I am Du Heng...I am in the capital now. I heard from a senior that the department has brought the stroke subject to the ministry to apply?....Okay, thank you, uncle, I am now

Just contact Director Tang."

After putting down the phone, Du Heng said to Director Zheng, "Someone is here in the hall. I will give you a phone number later. You can contact me and see if there is anyone we can help with."

Director Zheng nodded quickly and agreed.

At this moment, Du Heng's cell phone rang.

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Du Heng lowered his head and saw that Zhuo Mingde had already sent his phone number.

"I will send you the phone number now. My surname is Tang, a director of the Provincial Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine."

"Okay, Dean, leave it to me, don't worry."

Afterwards, a few people chatted in the office, waiting for Professor Zhang to come back.

About half an hour later, just when Du Heng and others were waiting impatiently, the office door was pushed open again.

I saw Professor Zhang’s assistant and said with a smile, “Doctor Du, Professor Zhang, please come over.”

Du Heng smiled, said nothing, and followed the assistant back to the ward.

The moment he saw Du Heng, Professor Zhang smiled apologetically, "Dr. Du, I'm so sorry for keeping you waiting for such a long time."

"Professor Zhang, you are too polite. I wonder what the outcome of your discussion will be?" Du Heng also saw a strange doctor next to Professor Zhang. He must be a doctor from the Hepatobiliary Surgery Department for consultation.

Professor Zhang took a deep breath and said, "After our communication, Deputy Director Ha and the patient both felt that not operating an operation was the best way, so I had to work hard for Dr. Du to do it.

If Dr. Du needs anything, just ask him."

Du Heng smiled softly.

Surgery or no surgery, it doesn’t seem to be a difficult choice at all.

"I want to prescribe a prescription. One is to induce vomiting, and the other is to protect the meridians."

"You open it, and I'll have someone sign it after you open it."

As soon as it was agreed, the paper and pen were handed over.

Ginseng reed whip, melon pedicle, licorice, Schizonepeta

"Guati San is originally a medicine for vomiting. It is added with reed whip, licorice, and schizonepeta to supplement the vomiting process, that is, it can calm the meridians during vomiting without damaging the qi and blood." After Du Heng finished writing, he explained it again.

.

Professor Zhang reached out to take the prescription, but he didn't even look at it. He stretched out his hand and handed it to a doctor behind him.

I am a Western medicine doctor and have been practicing ophthalmology all my life. I don’t understand the prescriptions of Chinese medicine, so I just leave it to someone who knows how to see it.

Seeing the person behind him nodding, he also nodded to hurry up and get ready. Then he looked at Du Heng and asked, "Doctor Du, is there anything else you need to prepare?"

"Just prepare me another set of acupuncture needles."

"Okay, I'll ask someone to find it now."

Twenty minutes later, the decoctions, medicines, and needles were all ready.

Du Heng first asked the patient to take medicine and lie down for fifteen minutes. When the patient's desire to vomit was strongest, he asked the patient to lie on the bedside and vomit.

When the patient curled up due to vomiting, Du Heng slowly let him lie down.

But this was not the end yet. After the patient lay down and felt a little more comfortable, Du Heng untied the patient's abdominal clothes and directly inserted six needles in the liver area.

"Doctor Du, what are you doing?" Professor Zhang was confused from behind and asked unbearably.

Du Heng slowly adjusted the needle and said, "Soothe the liver meridian, activate the liver blood, and reduce the damage caused by the distortion of the liver lobes. After about half an hour, he will be able to move normally and be fine.

Otherwise, his liver area will be uncomfortable for a while."

"Oh." Professor Zhang said oh, then turned to look at the patient whose eyes were still closed on the hospital bed, "Doctor Du, can the patient open his eyes now?"

"It's okay, but take your time. I'm still in a trance when I open my eyes now. Just adjust and adapt slowly."

Professor Zhang is now full of expectations and says to the patient, "Come on, open your eyes and give it a try."
To be continued...