Psychological intervention?

Immediately, everyone looked at Du Heng and felt something was wrong.

When do they need the help of psychiatrists to treat diseases with traditional Chinese medicine? Isn’t this just ridiculous?

The so-called injury of the seven emotions affects the heart, liver, spleen, lungs and kidneys. It is caused by the disorder of the qi of these five internal organs, causing the patient to suffer from essence deficiency, weak qi and mental failure.

The difficulty of this disease is that all the five internal organs are diseased, and the qi is entangled and mixed, making it difficult to sort out. Many times, the patient is too focused on the east and not on the west. The upper part can be cured, but problems arise at the lower part.

Moreover, if all five internal organs are diseased, the treatment method is too strong and harsh, and the patient's body cannot tolerate it, and it is easy for the patient to suffer from seizures directly; if the medicine is too light, the whole body's qi will be disordered, and the effect of the medicine may not reach the desired location.

Therefore, what is needed for this kind of disease is slowness, carefulness, and the patience to peel off cocoons and peel off silk, to slowly straighten out the messy qi movement, and to slowly coordinate the movement of qi and blood.

As the old saying goes, illness comes like a mountain and goes away like a thread. This is what patients are talking about.

Besides, if it is determined to be an internal injury caused by the seven emotions, we can also find relevant cured cases from previous medical books.

Although the possible main causes of the disease are different, some are caused by excessive fright, which causes a chain reaction after damaging the kidneys, and some are caused by excessive joy, which leads to nervousness and induces injuries of the seven emotions. The most famous one is Fan Jin, who passed the imperial examination.

His tragedy happened because of his excessive joy.

There are also cases like this patient's, where the anger attacks the heart and the hot blood rushes to the forehead, causing cerebrovascular rupture, fainting and stroke.

But no matter what the situation is, it is based on treating the five internal organs and straightening out the qi, blood and qi as its fundamental purpose.

Now, Du Heng's approach can be regarded as a direct breakthrough in their understanding of the treatment of this disease. It can even be said that this idea subverts the concept of traditional Chinese medicine treatment they have learned before, which is a bit unacceptable to them.

Especially those doctors who have been using traditional Chinese medicine for more than ten years feel that Du Heng's approach is a bit deviant and mysterious.

Du Heng looked at the colleagues with different expressions in front of him, a little funny and a little sad, "Everyone, do you think I am making a fuss out of a molehill?"

No one spoke, but one could tell from the looks in their eyes that it was not a fuss, but something a bit unconventional.

The office is surprisingly quiet now, and everyone's breathing can be heard, making the whole scene look very weird.

In fact, some people wanted to say something, but with the lessons learned from Du Heng's anger just now, those who wanted to speak still did not dare to open their mouths.

And now Du Heng not only carries the power of the investigation team to clear holes, but his own previous and recent reputation has also overwhelmed the hearts of those present. From the bottom of their hearts, they feel weak towards Du Heng.

Don’t dare to open your mouth to refute.

Du Heng himself doesn’t know what kind of mentality the other person has.

So he tried his best to keep himself calm and create a gentle leader image in front of everyone. Don't let people think that he is arrogant, dictatorial, a person with a bad temper and a narrow personality.

But every time he talked and chased after another, Du Heng's mentality became unsustainable.

Just like now, do they really think that hiring a professional psychiatrist is unnecessary and a wrong choice?

Of course not.

It is their own inherent concepts that are at work. They feel that hiring a psychiatrist to join them is disrespectful to them and an insult to their profession.

Because in the concept of traditional Chinese medicine, there is no concept of mental illness. All mental problems come from imbalances and injuries to the five internal organs.

And this is right or wrong.

You are right, it is because of mental problems, there must be problems in one of the corresponding parts of the five internal organs. The difference is only in the severity.

If this is wrong, it is because the transfer of Qi and blood of the five internal organs is all carried out under the control of people's mental consciousness. If the mental state is always abnormal, the corresponding Qi and blood of the five internal organs will always be in a tight state.

In the past, this kind of problems were all attributed to ghosts and gods. The great God Tiaotiao burned a few pieces of yellow paper and drank some medicine, and the patient's condition was cured, or relatively alleviated.

Superstitious people attribute this set of practices to the power of ghosts and gods. Traditional Chinese medicine doctors who have accepted the impact of modern consciousness feel that it is all the credit of traditional Chinese medicine.

But if we talk about this matter in detail, let’s not talk about whether dancing with gods and burning yellow paper has the power of ghosts and gods, but when doing these things, it is definitely a kind of spiritual adjustment for the patient, so it can also be regarded as

Alternative psychotherapy.

But in the eyes of these people, psychotherapy is similar to dancing, and both are more illusory than traditional Chinese medicine.

Some paranoid people even think that Chinese medicine is the most powerful, and what our ancestors left behind is almighty, and there are no diseases that Chinese medicine cannot cure.

So they reject all treatment methods that are not traditional Chinese medicine.

Du Heng snorted softly, stared at the people in front of him and said, "Everyone, let's not talk about the development of traditional Chinese medicine today, let's talk about acupuncture. After all, all of you are now in the acupuncture industry. Elites who have studied for many years have a good understanding of acupuncture.

It must be quite sufficient.

I just want to ask a question: Why has acupuncture, which used to treat illnesses and save lives, degenerated into a means of health care and rehabilitation in modern society?"

Health care and recovery?

As soon as these words came out, all the people in the acupuncture department in front of me became a little unhappy. Even Xiao Peifa changed his face and expressed that he could not agree with Du Heng's statement.

But Du Heng smiled slightly and said nonchalantly, "Everyone, don't look at me like this. Did I say something wrong?

I won’t talk about other things, but let’s talk about our acupuncture hospital. Take a look at who come to see the doctor?

Old men and women with sore backs and weak legs, breathlessness, or those who don't want them elsewhere use this place as a life-saving straw.

Excuse me, how many patients have you cured?"

Do not hit someone in the face, do not expose their shortcomings when scolding them, Du Heng's words directly lifted their fig leaf, pulling hard on their shortcomings and putting them on the bright side.

Seeing everyone blushing and saying nothing, Du Heng chuckled and shook his head, "The reason why acupuncture has reached this point is that, first, our doctors' own concepts of acupuncture have changed. We ourselves don't think this thing can cure diseases and save lives.

Second, our acupuncture doctors have given up on the most important link, which is the dialectical process.

I have said this before, without dialectics, then when you see the patient, you can only imitate the cat and imitate the tiger.

And if you give up dialectics, you give up the foundation of traditional Chinese medicine theory. Without the support of the foundation, your acupuncture is just a castle in the air.

Third, we gave up and gave up some things, but we stayed stagnant and did not think about making progress. We did not have any, nor did we think about absorbing new knowledge. We always wanted to play something new from the things left by our ancestors.

Come in different ways.

To be honest, most of our current TCM practitioners are not as good as our predecessors during the Qing Dynasty."

After saying this, Du Heng stood up directly, looked at everyone with a smile and said again, "At least the Qing Dynasty published the "Yilin Correction", which corrected what we have always believed to be the wrong concept of the triple burner.

There are also medical works such as "Treatise on Current Diseases" and "Treatise on Febrile Diseases".

These are all pushing forward the development of traditional Chinese medicine in a more comprehensive and reasonable direction.

But what about today?

With the support of modern technology, traditional Chinese medicine has developed reasonably well, but traditional Chinese medicine has regressed."

Looking at everyone who was silent again, Du Heng was a little disappointed with them. He sighed silently and said, "There is too much nonsense, let's get down to business.

This patient's problem lies in the seven emotions, and the treatment starts from both psychological and physical aspects.

In terms of psychology, you have to think of a way to decide whether you and your family should talk to the patient or talk to a professional psychiatrist.

Regarding the body, acupuncture and decoction are performed at the same time, and treatment is carried out step by step according to the method of treating the sequelae of stroke.

Okay, I have to leave beforehand, you guys can chat."

Without waiting for anyone to react, Du Heng left his seat directly.

Just when he walked to the door, Du Heng stopped again, "By the way, the new requirements for cases should be notified tomorrow and the day after tomorrow, and they will be officially implemented from next week, giving everyone a few days to adjust.

Second, all teachers who have teaching tasks, please submit your teaching plans to the office this Friday.

Third, if you already have scientific research tasks, or are preparing to apply, please submit your project progress or project plan before Friday next week.

Fourth, if there are academic issues involving the investigators this time, please contact Director Zhao of the school in time and submit your application for changing tutors.

Specific notices on the above contents will also be sent out tomorrow and the day after tomorrow. Please inform each other and don’t miss things just because you didn’t see the notice.”

After Du Heng left, some people sighed, some frowned, some looked indifferent, and some looked worried.

But no one continued to complain about what Du Heng just said.

Du Heng ignored them, took his things and rushed directly to the school to find Vice Principal He, the new director.

Vice President He is a very academic person. He looks like a gentle scholar. He is always neither impatient nor impatient when he speaks or does things.

And among the school leaders, he is also the only one with teaching ability.

It's just that there are too many administrative matters and I have a lot of chores to worry about, so my academic performance is not very impressive.

When Du Heng found him, he just listened to Du Heng quietly without interrupting or being impatient.

After Du Heng finished speaking, he thought quietly for a while, then confirmed Du Heng's idea, and told Du Heng that the results of the few people who were dismissed, transferred, and arrested should be available soon.

The funds received should also have results at the same time, so Du Heng should seize the time to come up with a detailed plan, which he will use in the meeting.

Du Heng didn't expect it to go so smoothly and left Vice Principal He's office happily.

But halfway through, he remembered that he didn't have time to write a plan, and he didn't want to.

If you ask him to come up with ideas, he will be happy to do so, but if you ask him to write these things, he is lazy and does not want to write.

What should I do if I don’t want to write?

It’s easy to handle.

He is still in charge of the hospital office. Director Xing and Deputy Director Li are both rare talents in writing materials. Why can't they make full use of them?

Especially Deputy Director Li, the investigation report is written in an orderly manner with clear priorities. I believe that writing a plan is even more difficult.

After handing over the task with a phone call, regardless of whether Director Xing agreed or not, Du Heng hung up the phone decisively, and then continued busy with his own affairs, just waiting for the things to be put on the desktop.
To be continued...