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

"Doctor Chen!"

Jin Hui stood at the door of the villa. When he saw Chen Yang, he came all the way to greet him.

"Dr. Chen, I was really blind and neglected Dr. Chen last time. I'm sorry."

Jin Hui shook hands with Chen Yang and apologized profusely.

"If it weren't for Dr. Zhou's sake, I really wouldn't want to come here again."

Chen Yang said: "The last thing a doctor wants to treat are patients and their families who don't trust the doctor."

Zhou Yang next to him felt grateful to Chen Yang when he heard this.

Chen Yang's words made him earn enough face in front of his old classmates.

In fact, the main reason was that Zhou Yang did something that satisfied Chen Yang the night before yesterday. When someone neglected him, Zhou Yang took Chen Yang away immediately, which made Chen Yang very comfortable.

If Zhou Yang keeps licking his face and doesn't react at all while watching Chen Yang argue with Feng Shuping and Lin Yuanping, then Chen Yang really won't give Zhou Yang face this time.

"Dr. Chen is right, I learned my lesson."

Jin Hui said, "Doctor Chen, old classmate, and this doctor, please come in, please come in."

"Make tea."

After entering the door, Jin Hui greeted and shouted to his lover.

"Dr. Chen, drink tea."

"Zhou Yang."

Jin Hui's lover personally made tea for Chen Yang and the three of them.

"Mr. Jin, what's going on with the old lady?"

Chen Yang asked Jin Hui while drinking tea.

"Hey......."

Jin Hui sighed and told the story.

"My mother has always been frugal, so she has been depressed since she came back. I tried to persuade her many times, and my wife also tried to persuade her, but she just couldn't figure it out and just sighed."

Chen Yang and Jiang Dongfei both listened carefully.

"Chen Yang, it sounds like he has liver qi stagnation." Jiang Dongfei said softly to Chen Yang.

"Well, it's liver qi stagnation."

Chen Yang nodded: "However, there are many cases of liver qi stagnation. The cause of the disease is that the patient has lost something, so he can't figure it out, or he feels regretful and is always depressed, which leads to liver qi stagnation."

"Ever since the old lady became unwell, I took her to many hospitals. They all said that the old lady suffered from depression, and because she was older..."

Jin Hui continued.

"Have you ever seen Chinese medicine before?" Chen Yang asked.

"Seen."

Jin Hui said: "In addition to Director Lin who came that night, I have also seen Chinese medicine before and taken a lot of Chinese medicine."

"Do you have all the prescriptions prescribed by the doctor before?"

Chen Yang continued to ask: "What prescription did Director Lin prescribe that day? Have you taken the medicine?"

"All the prescriptions I prescribed before are here."

Jin Hui looked at his lover, who turned around and went upstairs to get it. He took a thick stack and handed it to Chen Yang.

"The prescription prescribed by Director Lin was the same as the one prescribed by the previous doctor. After I saw it, I knew it was useless, so I didn't let the old lady take the medicine." Jin Hui said.

"Ah."

Chen Yang nodded, then looked at the old lady's previous medical records and what medicines she had used.

Looking at Chen Yang's attitude, Jin Hui was comparing Chen Yang and Lin Yuanping.

When Lin Yuanping came that day, he first invited the old lady down. Lin Yuanping diagnosed and examined the old lady's pulse, and then administered medicine.

Perhaps because he was the first patient to be contacted, Lin Yuanping was more confident, so he did not see how the previous doctor treated him.

At this time, Chen Yang first learned about the situation from Jin Hui, and then asked about the medical history. He had not seen the patient yet, but from Jin Hui's point of view, Chen Yang felt that Chen Yang was more responsible than Lin Yuanping.

Looking at Dr. Chen, no wonder he is famous in the county hospital. His attitude is different.

There are many medical records of patients, including those from various hospitals, including Jialin County Hospital, Jinjiang Central Hospital, and a hospital in Shen City.

Jin Hui not only took his mother to major hospitals in the province, but also went to Shen City. However, the doctor he saw in Shen City was Western medicine. The deputy director of the city's Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital saw the traditional Chinese medicine. Jin Hui should have inquired about it. A well-known folk Chinese medicine practitioner.

The diagnoses were all liver-qi stagnation, and the clinical prescriptions used to treat such diseases were Xiaobupleurum decoction and Bupleurum plus Longgu Oyster Jiuni decoction.

Many people don't understand what the formula is. After clinical comparison and testing, some prescriptions are considered to be able to treat certain diseases, and then these prescriptions are listed as prescriptions for treating certain diseases.

For example, depression does not have a name in Chinese medicine, but Xiaochaihu Decoction has the function of reconciliation and can treat disharmony between the liver and stomach, imbalance of yin and yang, and other conditions. In fact, depression is mostly caused by stagnation of liver qi, which causes stagnation of liver qi. Disharmony between the liver and stomach, resulting in poor appetite, etc.......

Therefore, clinically, Xiao Bui Hu Decoction can indeed be effective for some patients with depression. Therefore, when dealing with patients with depression, many doctors like to use Xiao Bui Hu Decoction or Bupleurum Plus Dragon Bone Oyster Jiuni Decoction.

When using this kind of formula, doctors do not add dialectics and just follow formulas, just like Western medicine doctors prescribe medicines, which medicines treat what disease.

This is for treating liver disease, this is for treating stomach disease, this is for treating depression, just use it directly.

Such usage is indeed simple and the threshold is low, just like reciting multiplication tables, but in fact it is completely divorced from the treatment principle of dialectical treatment of traditional Chinese medicine.

"Mr. Jin, can I see the old lady?"

After reading the old lady's medical records, Chen Yang said to Jin Hui.

"Of course, that's what Dr. Chen said."

As Jin Hui spoke, Jin Hui's lover went to invite the old lady out.

When the old lady came over, Chen Yang kept looking at her. There was no smile on her face, she looked a little sad and thin.

According to Jin Hui, the old lady has had a poor appetite since she fell ill. She eats very little and sleeps poorly. For such an old man, this situation is very taxing on the old man.

Chen Yang asked the old lady to sit on the edge and felt her pulse.

"Pulse floating!"

Chen Yang checked his pulse and asked, "Do you usually sweat?"

"No." Jin Hui's lover said from the side: "My mother-in-law hardly sweats."

"My mother used to like to do some housework, but she stopped doing it after she got sick." Jin Hui said from the side.

"Ah."

Chen Yang nodded and thought for a moment: "This disease is not difficult to treat. I will prescribe a prescription and take it for a few days to ensure that it is cured."

"Dr. Chen, are you serious?" Jin Hui asked in disbelief.

"You'll know if you really give it a try. Three doses of medicine have no effect. Mr. Jin can just find another doctor." Chen Yang said.

As he spoke, Chen Yang asked Jin Hui to get a pen and paper and start to prescribe. Jiang Dongfei was watching from the side. When he saw the prescription Chen Yang was prescribing, Jiang Dongfei's eyes almost popped out of his head.

That's it?

Is this the prescription Chen Yang prescribed?

How can this be?