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

"Hey, where's Chen Yang?"

It was already five o'clock in the afternoon when Wen Haodong and three of his companions came back from outside. When they got out of the elevator, Wen Haodong saw Wen Manlu playing with Hanhan in the corridor outside.

"Something urgent happened, so I went to the hospital." Wen Manlu said.

"Director Qin called and said there was a patient and asked Chen Yang to go over and take a look."

"grass."

Wen Haodong cursed at the moment. He wanted to leave some space for Wen Manlu and Chen Yang, but he didn't expect that Chen Yang would go to the hospital.

For doctors, especially talented young doctors like Wen Haodong, Wen Haoxue and others, is there anything more attractive than treating difficult and complicated diseases?

Chen Yang was called to the hospital even though he was on vacation, which shows that his condition was quite complicated. If they had been there at the time, they would definitely have gone to check it out.

"How long have you been gone?" Wen Haoxue asked.

"We've been walking for almost two hours." Wen Manlu said.

Two hours?

Wen Haodong and Wen Haoxue looked at each other, but it was too late.

After all, Chinese medicine is not a surgical operation. It requires preparation, examination, and then surgery. More complicated operations may take more time.

Chen Yang has been gone for almost two hours. Judging from the time, he may be back soon.

"Where's Yangyang?"

Bai Qingxue and a few others also came out of the room, but didn't see Chen Yang, so they asked Wen Manlu.

"Go to the hospital." Wen Manlu said.

"Why is this kid going to the hospital at this time?" Tao Ying complained.

"It's okay. Being a doctor is like this. Something could happen at any time."

Bai Qingxue understood very well and said with a smile: "Yangyang is so young, which shows that Yangyang is highly respected in the hospital."

Wen Haodong thought to himself, how could he not be valued?

Xun Jiahong was forced by Chen Yang to go to the grassroots level for training. With Chen Yang's level, ordinary chief physicians in Shanzhou Province cannot compare with Chen Yang.

You know, Shun Yoshihiro is the chief physician of Kyoto Hospital.

As they were talking, a group of people arrived at the private room for lunch. Not long after, Wen Rongxian, Wen Rongbo, and Wu Yaolin also arrived accompanied by Wen Xiuping.

"Where is Yangyang?" Wu Yaolin also asked.

"Dad went to the hospital to give people injections." Hanhan said.

"I went to the hospital. Director Qin called." Wen Manlu smiled and pinched Hanhan's little nose.

"Then let's eat first."

While Wu Yaolin was greeting everyone, he asked Wen Manlu, "Didn't Yangyang say when he would be back?"

"He's been gone for two hours. He should be back soon." Wen Manlu said.

As soon as the group of people sat down, Chen Yang came back.

"Grandpa Wen, Master, Uncle Wen..." Chen Yang greeted everyone.

"Sit down quickly."

Wu Yaolin greeted him with a smile and asked, "What's wrong with Qin Dongliang that he can't solve by himself?"

Chen Yang did not hide anything and told me about the patient's condition: "Director Qin must be a little undecided, so he came to me for advice."

"The patient is old and frail, with a lot of pathogens inside him, so the risk is really high."

Wen Rongbo said: "This Da Chaihu Decoction is very good. It is mild in nature and has the effect of clearing the bowels. In particular, the dosage increases from small to large, and the dosage is controlled according to the situation. It is a very good idea."

"Chinese medicine practitioners use medicines and treat patients according to syndrome differentiation, and they must have a clear understanding of pharmacology."

Wen Xiuping said: "Da Chaihu Tang is a classic prescription in traditional Chinese medicine. It is precisely because of its classic status that it is widely used in clinical practice, which has caused some traditional Chinese medicine practitioners to lose themselves."

In clinical practice, the most commonly used decoction should be Xiao Chaihu Decoction, and Da Chaihu Decoction is also used frequently. This is because Xiao Chaihu Decoction and Da Chaihu Decoction are mild in nature and have a low probability of causing accidents. In addition, Xiao Chaihu Decoction and Da Chaihu Decoction are conciliatory agents and are applicable in many situations.

After all, many diseases are caused by various imbalances, such as imbalance of yin and yang, disharmony of the spleen and stomach, cold and heat, deficiency and excess. These conditions can basically be solved by Da Chaihu Decoction and Xiao Chaihu Decoction.

It is also because of this that Xiao Chaihu Decoction and Da Chaihu Decoction can treat many diseases in clinical practice. Many Western doctors dare to prescribe Xiao Chaihu Decoction and Da Chaihu Decoction to patients. Even Xiao Chaihu Decoction is not considered a prescription drug in pharmacies and can be purchased at will. Some people who understand the effects of Xiao Chaihu Decoction can also buy it and take it on their own.

Just as Wen Xiuping said, because the usage rate is too high, many Chinese medicine practitioners now use Da Chaihu Decoction and Xiao Chaihu Decoction without making dialectical analysis and habitually apply Western medicine.

After all, laziness is a subconscious human behavior. It is obviously much easier to not use dialectical analysis and just apply the name of the disease than to use dialectical analysis.

Wen Xiuping was talking about Qin Dongliang. Qin Dongliang's hesitation also showed that Qin Dongliang did not have a deep understanding of Da Chaihu Tang, otherwise he would not be so lacking in confidence.

On the other hand, Chen Yang was very confident when using the medicine, and the method of starting from a small dose and gradually increasing the dosage was also the method Chen Yang thought of.

"Traditional Chinese medicine is a medical system that has been formed in the long process of development. It has gone through thousands of years of development and has been perfected by many generations. Now some people are trying to take shortcuts."

Wen Xiuping said as he looked at Chen Yang: "Yangyang, the future of Chinese medicine still depends on young people like you. I hope you can keep your original intention, understand the essence of Chinese medicine, and don't lose yourself in the impetuous world."

"Don't worry, Grandpa. I know." Chen Yang said hurriedly.

"The same goes for you."

Wen Xiuping looked at Wen Haodong and the others again: "In fact, Chinese medicine is not difficult. When you get rid of distracting thoughts and become pure, you will be able to surpass most people."

Chen Yang absolutely agrees with this point. Take the number of Chinese medicine practitioners now for example. Among the many Chinese medicine practitioners, just one pure one can surpass eighty to ninety percent of the other Chinese medicine practitioners.

The special thing about Chinese medicine is that only when you become pure in it can you truly understand its charm. Some diseases that cannot be explained or cured by modern medicine may become quite easy to treat.

Just like the laughing child that Chen Yang treated when he was still in Jialin County Hospital, and Gao Yingchu's brother's ADHD.

At that time, Chen Yang was only at the level of Level 4 or 5. However, many experts failed to cure the ADHD of the laughing child and Gao Yingchu's brother, but Chen Yang cured them. What was the reason?

Because of its purity.

After dinner, Tao Ying and Teacher Chen left first and went home, while Wu Yaolin chatted with Wen Rongxuan, Wen Rongbo and Wen Xiuping for a while and did not leave until around nine o'clock in the evening.

Chen Yang and Wen Manlu sent Wu Yaolin to the car together. Chen Yang was holding Hanhan in his arms. The little girl did not go back with Tao Ying, but wanted to take Wen Manlu home with her.

Wen Manlu had no choice but to send Hanhan back home with Chen Yang. They waited until the little girl fell asleep before they left the house together. It was already ten o'clock in the evening.

The two walked hand in hand and did not stop a car. Although it was colder at night than during the day, the two did not seem to feel cold.

The street lights were like stars connected to each other. There were not many cars, and the flashing neon lights on the roadside were much less than usual, but this did not affect the two people holding hands...

No matter how cold the temperature is, it seems that it can’t compare to the heat of passionate love!