"In your condition, you should get more rest."
Qu Tongwen gave Zhang Bowen two acupuncture needles, and while collecting the silver needles, he said to Zhang Bowen.
"Isn't this a solution?"
Zhang Bowen turned over gently. His hip was dislocated last time. Yun Heng helped him reposition it and used medicine, but he had been running around these days and the pain was unbearable just now. Fortunately, Qu Tongwen was with him.
"Just rest today."
Qu Tongwen put away the needle bag and said, "We've been running around for the past two months. We've been to places we should go and places we shouldn't go. How about this? You should take a good rest for a few days."
"Then I'll listen to you, old man."
Zhang Bowen smiled and said, "Let's take a break for two days. The inspection team will have a holiday. I will go back to report on my work then. Otherwise, I won't be able to rest when I go back."
"I'm just a doctor. I only have the right to make suggestions, not the right to make decisions."
Qu Tongwen sat down on the sofa and said with a smile: "The doctor said what he should say. As for whether the patient listens or how much he can hear, there is no way to say it."
"You are saying in disguise that I am a disobedient patient."
Zhang Bowen said with a smile.
As they were talking, Qu Tongwen's cell phone rang. He looked at the caller ID and saw it was Yun Heng.
Qu Tongwen's cell phone was on the coffee table. Zhang Bowen had been lying on the sofa while he was getting the acupuncture treatment. Now that he had gotten up, he could just see the caller ID on his cell phone.
"The student you accepted yesterday."
Zhang Bowen smiled and said, "It's only been a day and you're calling me. It seems you're here to ask for advice."
"Maybe he's in some trouble and wants to bully me, his teacher, by taking advantage of his power."
Qu Tongwen smiled, half jokingly, but also half serious.
He just became a disciple yesterday, and he called today, so it was inevitable that Qu Tongwen would think too much.
At that moment, Qu Tongwen was truly moved and didn't think much about it, but thinking about it afterwards, he realized that he was actually a bit hasty.
It is said that you can judge a person by his appearance but not by his heart. I have only met Yun Heng once and the time we have spent together is short. Who knows what his personality is like? Is he pretending or is this his true nature?
"Don't make blind guesses, just pick up the phone and listen, and you'll know."
Qu Tongwen picked up the phone and answered: "Hello."
"Hello, teacher, I'm Yun Heng."
Yun Heng was not in the bathroom at this moment. Instead, he went into the treatment room alone and called Qu Tongwen.
Since he has become a disciple, it is natural to ask the teacher for advice. Yun Heng is not pretentious in this regard. If it were not for Qu Tongwen, Yun Heng might have called Liang Wanming.
If there is really no one to ask for advice, Yun Heng will explain the situation to be cautious, and if it doesn't work, he will let the patient see another doctor.
"I know. What is it?"
Qu Tongwen asked with a smile.
Although he was half joking with Zhang Bowen just now, after answering the phone, Qu Tongwen would not express it directly. He always had to listen to what Yun Heng wanted first.
"Teacher, this is the case. I met a patient here."
Yun Heng explained the situation in detail: "My diagnosis is that the essence and blood are insufficient, and the true yin is deficient. This condition should be a syndrome of yin deficiency and wind-induced wind, with true yin deficiency in the lower part and wind-yang disturbing the upper part."
Yun Heng paused and continued, "As you know, I just graduated this year and have little clinical experience. Although I have a diagnosis for this condition, I'm not sure, so I wanted to ask you for your opinion."
"Tell me about the patient again."
Qu Tongwen actually listened very carefully. He heard everything Yun Heng said just now, but at this moment he couldn't help but feel a little shocked.
This disease is not simple.
Yun Heng observed carefully and analyzed step by step. Although this method was a bit clumsy, the diagnostic results were almost perfect.
"Um."
Yun Heng responded and explained the situation again.
"There's nothing wrong with your diagnosis. Judging from the symptoms you described, the patient is indeed suffering from a deficiency syndrome, with true yin deficiency in the lower body and wind yang disturbance in the upper body."
Qu Tongwen suppressed his surprise and said.
"Since you say so, I feel relieved."
Yun Heng breathed a sigh of relief: "After all, the patient is six months pregnant, so I am a little unsure."
"Your judgment is sound, and your overall thinking is excellent."
Qu Tongwen couldn't help but praise him, "Your seriousness is a very good quality, you should keep it up. And your way of thinking is also very good."
"Thank you, teacher."
Yun Heng thanked him.
"Since you call me teacher, it's only natural that you ask me for advice."
Qu Tongwen smiled and asked, "There's nothing wrong with your diagnosis. How do you plan to treat it now?"
"Since the patient suffers from a deficiency of true yin and disturbance of wind and yang, then the natural approach is to nourish yin and extinguish wind..."
Yun Heng repeated his recipe.
After hearing this, Qu Tongwen was even more pleasantly surprised: "Yun Heng, your prescription is amazing! This prescription is not specifically for treating eclampsia, but was created by the Warm Disease School. I am really surprised that you can use this prescription to treat eclampsia."
Yun Heng was stunned for a moment: "I didn't really think much about it. I just prescribed the right medicine based on the patient's symptoms. I thought this prescription was just right."
"You didn't think much about it, but it just fits the essence of Chinese medicine."
Qu Tongwen was delighted: "Chinese medicine treatment is actually not so complicated. It only requires a clear diagnosis and treatment of the symptoms. Many people have a clear diagnosis, but they also like to look ahead and behind. This is a big taboo for doctors."
Yun Heng felt a little embarrassed.
His current level is the result of learning from simulation space, reading a lot of books, and practicing in practice while seeing patients in the community hospital.
Although the simulation space can be used for practice and error correction, it is a static space after all. Practicing and learning in the simulation space is different from actually learning from a teacher.
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