Returning to ’90s, She Became Famous in Major Surgical Fields

Back in 1996, the eldest daughter of Oldman Xie’s Family, Xie Wanying, said that she wanted to be a surgeon, to which many people laughed at her .

“ A Phoenix gives birth to a phoenix. And a ...

Chapter 576 Enlightenment

"Where do you want the cupping?" Doctor Cao Zhao rolled up the sleeve of one hand.

It seemed that after hearing the new treatment plan, this patient, who is also a doctor, was eager to try it.

Everyone wants to experience a miracle treatment for themselves, hoping that the disease can be cured immediately, and doctors and patients are no exception.

In response to the patient's question, Dr. Xie Wanying turned around and discussed it with Dr. Tong and Professor Pei.

After all, she is not a professional Chinese medicine doctor, and her experience in practicing Chinese medicine is so little that it is almost not worth mentioning. When Teacher Jiao is not on site, she must consult two other teachers who have experience in practicing Chinese medicine.

Doctor Tong shared his medical experience: "In fact, if his Ashi point can be found, directly pricking the Ashi point to cause bleeding, combined with cupping, and then moxibustion after the cupping is removed, is a very good treatment plan."

These words once again slapped Dr. Xiao Yang in the face.

Truth comes out from practice. Things that are theoretically impossible may work in practice?

Dr. Tong has treated many patients with acute lumbar sprain using this method.

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Why is this happening?

It should be said that we need to analyze each case specifically. Nothing can be absolute. Moreover, when the human body is sick, there are often many strange conditions, which makes it difficult to generalize.

Dr. Tong then talked about the common diagnostic and identification methods he used in clinical practice when encountering such cases.

The first point to consider is for orthopedic patients, we must first check whether there is anything wrong with the patient's bones.

If the patient has bone problems, acupuncture and cupping will be ineffective. If surgery is needed, it should be done. Chinese doctors and general practitioners are not superstitious.

Second, when it comes to acupuncture and cupping, the usual practice is to acupuncture the bleeding points and then cupping.

Dr. Tong used an analogy to explain to his Western medicine colleagues, perhaps you can compare this method to the incision and drainage of local tumors in Western medicine.

In actual clinical practice, there are many doctors who combine Chinese and Western medicine to treat carbuncle cases using this method.

For this reason, it is sometimes correct to say that cupping can directly reduce swelling and relieve pain locally.

Third, needle cupping cannot be used directly on some acute sprained areas. So the objection given by Dr. Xiao Yang is not completely wrong. This is the same principle as Western medicine sometimes determines whether incision and drainage are needed.

If the lump is not easy to be "pulled out", it will not work if you try to pull it out forcibly.

Traditional Chinese medicine has a set of dialectical diagnoses for treating various diseases. In modern medicine, general practitioners will combine Western medical diagnosis to make a comprehensive judgment on how to treat the disease.

"It is difficult to find the Ah Shi point in his whole area. He himself can't explain why. I agree with Dr. Xie's opinion that it is safer to use distant acupoints for treatment." Dr. Tong was talking about the patient's current condition. The patient himself had concerns, so distant acupoints were the only option for safety.

Everyone looked at Dr. Cao Zhao.

The handsome doctor Cao Zhao looked helpless.

It needs to be made clear that if the doctor becomes a patient and the patient suffers from a disease that is not within his expertise, the patient will be treated just like any other patient. The patient may be so confused that he cannot even explain the symptoms to the doctor.

And everyone heard another meaning in Dr. Tong’s words: this matter is not simple.

Acupuncture at the Ah Shi point is effective quickly, as it directly targets the lesion. No wonder Jiao insisted on asking Dr. Xie to do this.

Taking distant acupoints, the principle has been explained above, so it is not impossible. But is it effective?

Doctor Tong felt that he was not sure whether he could achieve a miraculous treatment effect with just one treatment.

What is Professor Pei’s opinion?

"She said it's okay, and I feel it's okay," said Professor Pei.

The eyes of the traveling team all lit up, and they said to Professor Pei: You, when did you follow the rest of us and believe that King Xie Juan will give you eternal life?

Professor Pei recounted to Dr. Tong the story of someone's magical skills that he and Vice President Xiang had secretly spied on at that time.

Doctor Tong’s eyes immediately lit up: It’s so magical and awesome, I must see it.

Everyone's eyes returned to Dr. Xie Wanying.

Dr. Xie Wanying: I asked the teachers how they began to admire me...

Dr. Fan Yunyun, who had just experienced the loneliness of being at the top, suddenly felt the tremendous pressure that Senior Sister Xie, who was in the spotlight, actually had to bear every day.

It is impossible to be a doctor without pressure, because at any time you may need to become the only hope that everyone relies on.

The reborn Dr. Xie Wanying is very clear about this. She recalls how she became her grandfather's only hope and felt desperate before her rebirth.

Today, Brother Cao has become a member of her family and is one of her relatives. Doesn't she have the feeling that as a doctor she must shoulder everything at the critical moment before her rebirth?

Fortunately, after her rebirth, she was extremely alert to the arrival of this moment every day and did a lot of preparation, including knowledge, mentality and so on.

"Since everyone trusts me, I will give it a try. Please, teachers Tong, Pei and Chang, help me." said Dr. Xie Wanying.

The people around her understood something from her expression, words and actions, and fell silent.

Then, Dr. Tong gave her a thumbs up: Good, really good!

The others all responded: "We all come to help."