Chinese medicine: from rural hospitals to top three hospitals in Kyoto

"Let's go back to the story about my classmate I just told..."

Chen Yang recounted the conversation he had with Jiang Dongfei at that time, how to use dialectics and how to use medicine.

"During this period of time, I have treated many patients at Jialin County Hospital. Among them, there are several cases that touched me the most. I will tell you about them today."

Then Chen Yang typed twice on the computer and began to tell everyone about Gao Yingchu's younger brother's ADHD, Ma Tielong's son, and the illness of the little boy he met later who kept shaking his head.

These three diseases all have one characteristic, that is, the condition is actually not complicated in traditional Chinese medicine. However, the patient and the patient's family have seen a lot of Western medicine, but they can't find the problem or the cause.

A lot of examinations were done and a lot of money was spent, but the condition showed no improvement. However, in traditional Chinese medicine, it was just a simple disease, and the effect was quickly seen after taking medicine.

Moreover, these three diseases are relatively strange diseases and can easily arouse the curiosity of students.

When Chen Yang spoke, many students listened with interest.

"I'll go, liver wind is moving inside..."

"It's so vivid."

"I didn't expect that this disease could be so vividly explained using the knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine..."

For a time, many students couldn't help but began to whisper and communicate in a low voice.

When Chen Yang selected the medical records, he took into consideration that the pathologies of these three medical records were relatively simple and easy for students to understand when explaining them. At the same time, Western medicine was not good at treating patients, but Chinese medicine was good at seeing them, which gave the students a contrast.

In fact, many people who like traditional Chinese medicine have a dream of traditional Chinese medicine.

Either they have been brainwashed by movies and TV series, or they have been brainwashed by novels. They all dream of becoming a great Chinese medicine doctor. They can tell the patient's disease by just looking at it and feeling the pulse.

But in practice, I encountered obstacles everywhere, and often encountered the same situation as Jiang Dongfei. I felt that my dialectic was clearly correct, so why didn’t the medication work?

Time and time again, my self-confidence was shattered.

“Only when you understand why you study Chinese medicine can you have an accurate positioning and how to learn Chinese medicine.”

After talking about the medical records, Chen Yang continued: "I actually don't agree with us being exposed to modern medicine at the beginner stage, because modern medicine and traditional Chinese medicine are two completely different medicines, and they are fundamentally different."

"As beginners, we are actually at a stage of ignorance about traditional Chinese medicine and modern medicine. When we first come into contact with it, it is paradoxical and we cannot fully understand the difference. When we learn traditional Chinese medicine and are exposed to modern medicine at the same time, it is easy to be confused by some of the concepts of modern medicine. Biased."

"I encountered something when I was at Jiping Town Health Hospital."

Chen Yang said: "At that time, the old doctor I followed prescribed a decoction for the patient. Old Liu is a very cautious person and is not sure. He rarely prescribes medicine to patients."

"It happened that a young doctor from the city hospital was in our hospital at that time..."

The incident Chen Yang was talking about happened last year. There was a young man about the same age as Chen Yang in Jiping Town who worked in the gastroenterology department of Fenghai City Central Hospital.

A graduate of the Provincial Medical University with a master's degree, his name is Lin Haichao.

At that time, Lin Haichao asked Liu Jun: "Have you examined the patient?"

"Do you know what causes the patient's stomachache?"

"What if it's atrophic gastritis or something..."

Barbara said a lot.

Lin Haichao came to the town with a child at home to get an anti-epidemic shot. Maybe because he was a doctor and was admitted to Fenghai City Central Hospital, a tertiary hospital, he also thought about pretending to be competitive.

Lao Liu is a very cautious character, and he had been tolerant at first, but the other party said a lot, which made Lao Liu's good temper angry, and he said directly: "There is no theory of atrophic gastritis in traditional Chinese medicine. .”

This sentence left Lin Haichao a little speechless. He was stunned for a long time before he said: "Traditional Chinese medicine is a lie."

Lao Liu was too lazy to answer, and Lin Haichao made a big blush, and finally left unwillingly.

Maybe Lin Haichao thought that since he was a doctor at Fenghai Central Hospital, he could gain some face when he went to the township health center.

In fact, if Lin Haichao hadn't always questioned and said some nonsense, Lao Liu would not have wanted to quarrel with Lin Haichao.

"TCM has its own disease names and TCM judgment standards. If you put the standards of Western medicine into TCM, it will cause confusion..."

After Chen Yang finished telling the story, he continued: "There is an article called "Ancient Innocence Theory" in the "Huangdi Neijing". There is a sentence in it: 'Born as a god, weak and able to speak, young and partisan, long and agile, mature and mature. Ascend to heaven…”

"This sentence actually tells us what kind of people can become talented and successful. It actually tells us what conditions are needed to study medicine and how to learn medicine well."

Chen Yang said: "The first is to be born smart, which means being born as a god, weak and eloquent; the second is to be studious, diligent and progressive, that is, being young and loyal, and having a firm direction; the third is to have a pure character, that is Long and agile..."

"This article is in the first chapter of the "Huangdi Neijing", and "The Great Doctor's Sincerity" is also in the first chapter of "Qian Jin Yifang". From ancient times to the present, to study medicine, one must first learn to be a human being. A gentleman wants to be restrained in speaking. , and quick to act..."

Next, many students listened with a little rapt attention. Chen Yang interspersed medical records and sometimes famous quotes from ancient books, and then combined with some of his own practical experiences, it can be said that he vividly told everyone some things about learning traditional Chinese medicine.

"Brother Chen Yang said it very well." Gao Yingchu admired him greatly.

Wen Manlu stared at Chen Yang on the podium without blinking. Even Wen Haodong listened very seriously.

Chen Yang spoke very slowly, with a truth that matched the medical records and some insights from ancient sages, but every word and sentence could be engraved in people's hearts.

Chen Yang can be said to be the most familiar with the two books "Huangdi Neijing" and "Treatise on Febrile Diseases". Chen Yang can naturally name the articles in these two books casually.

"Have you noticed that Senior Chen Yang is very knowledgeable and can almost recite the Huangdi Neijing and Treatise on Febrile Diseases by heart?"

Gradually, some students also discovered this situation. After all, Chen Yang can casually tell the clauses and explanations in every story and every medical case. This is not easy.

"hiss!"

Li Ziyang took a breath and couldn't help but sigh: "Chen Yang is too scary."

"I can't believe it, it's so scary." Zhang Kai also nodded.

This class not only talked about Chen Yang's cognition, but also Chen Yang's knowledge. When some students discovered this, they admired Chen Yang even more.