Me: Seeing a doctor with Chinese medicine, signing up for top medical skills at the beginning

Chapter 13 Listening Dialectics
Inside the clinic.

After Xiao Bufan looked at the patient's medical records, he said to the patient with a smile on his face:
"Your name is He Kangrui, right? Let me check the situation with your pulse first!"

"Well, okay, then I will trouble you, doctor."

He Kangrui stretched out his wrist obediently, and rolled up his sleeves a little.

Xiao Bufan cut the other's pulse with a smile, put three fingers on the other's Cunguan ruler, and sensed the patient's pulse.

In fact, from the perspective of Chinese medicine.

Insomnia in the human body is mainly divided into two aspects: deficiency syndrome and excess syndrome.

Excessive symptoms include internal injuries of the seven emotions, liver disorder and beating, diet disorder, phlegm-heat disturbance and so on.

Deficiency syndromes are disharmony between the heart and the kidney, deficiency of water and fire, overwork, deficiency of both the heart and the spleen, and so on.

For the symptoms of insomnia.

Chinese medicine must first distinguish its severity, and then distinguish its deficiency and excess.

Only in this way can we prescribe the right medicine to solve the lesions in the patient's body.

But Xiao Bufan's current pulse diagnosis technique can only be regarded as very ordinary.

So just judging from the patient's pulse condition, he was a little uncertain about the patient's condition.

Fortunately, he has a proficient level of auscultation and strong hearing, so he doesn't need to use a stethoscope for auscultation at all.

While confirming the patient's pulse through pulse diagnosis, Xiao Bufan pricked up his ears and listened carefully to the beating sounds of the internal organs of the patient.

After hearing this, he found that the viscera in the patient's body made two different sounds.

Both horn sound and palace sound.

The ancient sound rate is divided into: Jiao, Zheng, Gong, Shang, Yu.

This corresponds to the five elements: wood, fire, earth, metal, and water.

The corresponding organs in the human body are: liver, heart, spleen, lung, and kidney.

Horn sounds into the liver!

Gong Yin enters the spleen!

From this, it can be dialectically concluded that the patient's liver and spleen should have problems.

Then look at the patient named He Kangrui in front of him.

I saw that his physique was thin and weak, his complexion was dull, and his face looked lazy!

This situation is mostly caused by the loss of spleen, the loss of liver to store blood, and the emptiness of the mind.

It is also due to the loss of spleen and the loss of liver to store blood.

That's why the liver and spleen in the patient's body make different beating sounds.

In this way, Xiao Bufan immediately dialectically identified the patient's condition.

Since the patient is the source of spleen insufficiency and liver insufficiency to store blood, it is actually quite simple to treat this insomnia.

Just one medicine is enough.

Thinking of this, Xiao Bufan couldn't help smiling slightly, and said to He Kangrui in front of him:

"Your insomnia is actually quite simple to treat."

"How about this, I will verbally prescribe a prescription for you, and you can take it for a week when you go back."

"What? Oral prescription?"

He Kangrui couldn't help being stunned for a moment, and said with a sad face: "Doctor, I'm afraid I won't be able to remember your oral prescription! Why don't you write it down for me?"

"Hehe, actually this recipe is very simple, you can remember it as soon as I tell you."

Xiao Bufan looked at He Kangrui with a smile on his face and said: "This recipe only needs three wild jujubes, one time in the morning, noon and evening."

"Sour dates?"

He Kangrui couldn't help being dumbfounded!

It seemed that he didn't quite believe the prescription given by Xiao Bufan.

If eating sour dates alone can solve my insomnia, then why did I go to see so many western doctors before?

Am I so stupid?
Or are those doctors of western medicine fooling themselves?
He Kangrui felt that his mind was a little dazed, and for a moment he didn't know whether to believe the diagnosis made by the young Chinese medicine practitioner in front of him.

Xiao Bufan saw the worry of the other party at a glance, and couldn't help explaining with a smile:
"Actually, your disease is mainly caused by insomnia caused by liver failure to store blood and blood not nourishing the heart."

"This jujube is cool in nature, and eating it has the effect of nourishing the liver and calming the nerves, generating blood and nourishing the heart."

"So you are right to eat this jujube. If you have no effect after eating it, you can come to me again later, and I will give you a follow-up consultation for free."

Hearing Xiao Bufan's explanation.

He Kangrui had no choice but to nod suspiciously and said, "Okay then, I'll listen to you doctor, and I'll try buying some jujube later, thank you doctor!"

After finishing speaking, He Kangrui got up and left the outpatient room where Xiao Bufan was.

Anyway, this jujube is sold everywhere!

He Kangrui didn't wait for Xiao Bufan to prescribe him medicine, and ran out of the hospital directly.

"???"

Seeing that He Kangrui got up and left his outpatient room directly.

Xiao Bufan blinked his eyes for a moment, and couldn't help but shrugged his shoulders helplessly: "Is it so difficult to deal with patients now? You have to run out to buy a wild jujube? How can you not believe the hospital's charges?"

But that's the end of the story.

The jujubes sold in the hospital are still quite expensive.

Under normal circumstances, the medicinal jujubes sold in hospitals cost around 900 yuan per catty, and some hospitals even sold them for more than 1000 yuan per catty.

A catty is 500g.

According to He Kangrui's condition, he needs to eat at least half a catty, which is about 250g.

So the price is really hard to say.

Here, after He Kangrui left the Fifth Hospital, he unknowingly came to the door of a Chinese medicine store.

How about buying some jujube and going back to try it out?

By the way, can this thing really cure my insomnia?

He Kangrui looked up at the traditional Chinese medicine store in front of him, but walked in uncontrollably.

Suan jujube is actually sold in both the market and Chinese medicine stores.

What He Kangrui didn't expect was that
In the traditional Chinese medicine store outside, wild jujubes are sold very expensively.

A total of 1000 and two hundred yuan a catty!
He Kangrui felt as if he had been slaughtered, and stood in front of the pharmacy holding a catty of wild jujube he bought in his hand, and stood in a daze for a long time.

In fact, fresh jujube is not expensive, only tens of dollars per catty.

But this thing is also divided into places of origin, and it is even more divided whether it is planted or wild.

If it is wild dried jujube.

In fact, the price is still very expensive, almost the same as the price offered by the hospital.

"Damn, I didn't expect the sour dates outside to be so expensive. If I had known earlier, I might as well have asked Dr. Xiao to prescribe it for me. Maybe the ones sold in the hospital would be cheaper."

He Kangrui complained with a gloomy face, cursed and went home with a pound of dried jujube.

At this moment, Xiao Bufan was sitting in his outpatient room, waiting for almost half an hour, but he never saw the second patient come in.

Apparently, with the restoration of power at the hospital.

The flow of patients in the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine has directly returned to the previous level.

There are not too many patients who come to see doctors of traditional Chinese medicine.

But this is also impossible.

Who made the doctors of traditional Chinese medicine in the hospital to give patients the feeling that they are fooling people?
In fact, this can't be all the doctor's fault.

Mainly these Chinese medicine doctors in the hospital.

They are all graduated from Chinese medicine colleges, and the knowledge of Chinese medicine that everyone learned in school is generally the same, and they are all filled out by textbook-style education.

These Chinese medicine doctors who sit in the outpatient clinic in the hospital are not the kind of traditional Chinese medicine who learn from old Chinese medicine doctors.

Naturally, they are not as powerful and capable in seeing a doctor as traditional Chinese medicine.

(End of this chapter)