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

"Dr. Liu, did you just say that Chen Yang went to the emergency department?"

Qiu Dewen handed Wen Haodong and Wen Haodong to Liu Xi and asked Liu Xi to take Wen Haodong and Wen Haodong to visit the department. However, Zhou Qinghua and Zhang Kai were more worried about Chen Yang.

They never expected to hear Chen Yang at Fenghai Central Hospital, and Chen Yang happened to be here.

"Ah."

Liu Xidao: "Chen Yang went to the emergency department."

"What kind of patients are there in the emergency department?"

Wen Haodong said: "Even if there are patients in the emergency department, there won't be a trainee, right?"

"Since Dr. Wen is friends with Chen Yang, doesn't he know what Chen Yang is capable of?" Liu Xi asked.

In fact, Liu Xi also wanted to know more about Chen Yang.

Doctors from Wen Haodong's three provincial traditional Chinese medicine hospitals actually know Chen Yang and are still friends with Chen Yang, but Chen Yang works in Jialin County Hospital?

With Chen Yang's ability, even if he went to the Provincial Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital, he would still be very good.

"Depend on!"

Wen Haodong cursed in his heart. This kid Chen Yang came to Fenghai Central Hospital to study. He is different from others. Has he already made a name for himself in Fenghai Central Hospital?

Wen Haodong naturally knew Chen Yang's abilities, so he asked about it.

Zhou Qinghua and Zhang Kai also looked at each other, with envy in their eyes.

Look at Chen Yang, he is different from other trainees when he comes here to study.

.......

Emergency Department.

Chen Yang stood on the side and helped Zhou Junfei. As a newbie, Chen Yang was not in a hurry to get started. Instead, he helped Zhou Junfei while talking to Zhou Junfei.

Zhou Junfei knew that Chen Yang was a Chinese medicine practitioner, and thought that Chen Yang might just be curious and come over to take a look and try to learn, right?

In fact, relatively speaking these days, the status of surgery is higher, and it is relatively faster for surgery to get ahead than for internal medicine.

Because the level of surgery is more intuitive, some operations are not easy to distinguish, unlike internal medicine.

In some hospitals, it is not uncommon for some newly graduated master's students to look up information and treat patients while sitting in the clinic.

As far as Western medicine is concerned, various diseases have relatively clear data. It is not unusual to follow the checklist, look at the data for reference, then confirm the diagnosis and prescribe medicine accordingly.

Generally speaking, Western medicine treatment is like having a standard reference answer. As long as the disease can be diagnosed, sometimes the attending physician and the chief physician prescribe the same prescription, and the difference is not big.

Take the title of a physician as an example. If we talk about the difference between a chief physician and an attending physician, it is that the chief physician must have more experience, make more accurate judgments when facing patients, and be more precise in medication.

Moreover, even if Western medicine has standards, different symptoms, different data, and little experience, you can’t remember so much. Many things are constantly deepened in clinical practice.

The gap between experts and ordinary doctors still lies in serious diseases.

But surgery is different. Some talented young doctors learn quickly and make rapid progress. They may become masters in a certain field at a young age.

Therefore, in major hospitals, it is not uncommon for internal medicine to switch to surgery, and Chinese medicine to Western medicine.

Especially now that the environment for traditional Chinese medicine is not good, some traditional Chinese medicine students choose to study Western medicine when they are in school, so that they can have more choices when they enter the hospital in the future.

Zhou Junfei regarded Chen Yang as a well-connected Chinese medicine practitioner. Did he think that Chinese medicine was not good enough and wanted to study surgery?

"Dr. Chen, you are a Chinese medicine practitioner. I have something to ask you."

Zhou Junfei said to Chen Yang while suturing the patient.

"Doctor Zhou, please speak," Chen Yang said.

"For some time now, my wife has always said that she can see dark shadows at night, like a snake. Sometimes she can scare herself when she wakes up at night, but not after dawn. What is going on?" Zhou Junfei asked.

Although Gan Xinping confessed, Zhou Junfei still despised Chen Yang in his heart.

It is said that Chinese medicine can treat some strange diseases well, so Zhou Junfei just asked in passing, since there was nothing to lose anyway.

"Do you see dark shadows at night?"

Chen Yang pondered for a moment and said: "In this case, there should be a problem with the liver. The liver and foot yin meridian opens to the eyes. If the liver is harmonious, the five colors can be seen..."

Chen Yang asked, "When is it usually?"

"Probably after twelve o'clock in the evening, around one or two o'clock." Zhou Junfei said.

"That's when it's ugly."

Chen Yang said: "When you are ugly, qi and blood are concentrated in the liver, and Jueyin is the meridian of yin and yang. Judging from the symptoms, it should be liver yin deficiency. At this time, the liver yin is ignorant and carries phlegm, so you will see snakes after midnight." film......."

Zhou Junfei stopped. He just asked casually, but he didn't expect Chen Yang to actually tell him such a truth.

"Then how to treat this?"

Zhou Junfei said: "I also asked her to go to the hospital for a check-up. No problems were found. I also advised her to see a traditional Chinese medicine doctor. I don't know if she has gone there."

"In this case, just nourish the yin of the liver and kidneys and drink phlegm at the same time." Chen Yang said.

While Chen Yang and Zhou Junfei were talking, Liu Xi and Wen Haodong arrived at the clinic.

"Doctor Liu."

As soon as the three people arrived at the clinic, the door of a consulting room opened and a doctor came out. He saw Liu Xi and shouted hurriedly.

"Doctor Song."

Liu Xi stepped forward.

The person who came out was an attending doctor from the department, who was sitting in the general outpatient clinic.

"There is a patient inside. I'm a little unsure, and I asked you to call Dr. Liu and ask." Dr. Song said.

"what's the situation?"

Liu Xi asked, while leading Wen Haodong and three others to follow Dr. Song into the consulting room.

"This is Dr. Wen from the Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine, and this is Dr. Zhang..."

Liu Xi introduced Dr. Song.

Dr. Song greeted Wen Haodong and the other three politely.

Entering the consulting room, there was a woman in her early thirties sitting in the consulting room.

"Doctor Liu."

The woman saw Liu Xi and said hello with a smile.

"Do you know me?" Liu Xi asked with a smile.

"I know you. My wife is also from our hospital. She is a doctor in the emergency department. I have met you." The woman said.

"What's wrong?" Liu Xi came to the doctor's table and greeted Wen Haodong politely: "Doctor Wen, do you want you to come?"

"Doctor Liu, come on, I'll just take a look from the side." Wen Haodong said.

Liu Xiqian gave in. When Wen Haodong refused to sit down, he sat down behind the consultation table and looked at Dr. Song's records on the computer.

"Can you see black shadows at night?" Liu Xi asked.

"Well, it's been a while. I went to the eye examination, but no problem was found. My wife asked me to see a Chinese medicine doctor." The woman said.

"About what time of night?" Liu Xi asked.

"It's about one or two o'clock in the evening," the woman said.