Yun Heng looked at Lin Shaoyang and said, "Boss Lin, did you often sleep in the wetlands when you were young?"
Lin Shaoyang nodded hurriedly. "Doctor Yun is right. I'm from the countryside too. When I was little, my family had an orchard and also farmed. Every time there was a harvest, my dad would sleep in the orchard or outdoors to watch over the orchard and the crops. At night, he would just get a cart, pull a quilt, and find a place to set it up. There wasn't even any shelter."
Yun Heng nodded and continued, "Dampness arthritis is caused by cold and dampness. When cold and dampness invade the human body, the moisture accumulates between the superficial skin and muscles. If it cannot be discharged on its own over time, it will cause various discomforts to the human body. Therefore, simply activating blood circulation and unblocking meridians will not work to treat this disease. It is necessary to drain the water..."
"drain?"
Fang Zhengxiang seemed to be thinking about something.
After all, Fang Zhengxiang is the director of the Second Department of Internal Medicine at the Municipal Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine. To be able to be a department director, he must have some level of ability. I dare not say that Fang Zhengxiang's level is comparable to Ma Tiequan or Liang Wanming, but at least he is at the same level as Zhang Gengping and Feng Xingping, and even better than Ren Xuedong and Yue Shaojiang.
Before, Fang Zhengxiang did follow the plan of promoting blood circulation and unblocking meridians.
Hemiplegia, hemiplegia caused by stroke, is called Bi syndrome in traditional Chinese medicine. Bi syndrome is mostly caused by blocked meridians and poor blood circulation. Therefore, faced with this situation, most Chinese medicine practitioners choose prescriptions that promote blood circulation and dredge meridians, and Fang Zhengxiang is no exception.
But now Yun Heng analyzed it again, and Fang Zhengxiang thought about it carefully and felt that it made some sense.
"Dampness is the yin and cold in the human body. Coldness means obstruction, and obstruction means obstruction. If this yin and cold cannot be expelled, no matter how many prescriptions you use to activate blood circulation and dredge the meridians, it will be of no use. Only when the dampness is expelled can the blood vessels flow normally. When the blood vessels flow normally, the body's qi can flow smoothly and harmoniously. When the qi is harmonious and smooth, the dampness and arthritis will naturally be cured."
After saying this, Yun Heng looked at Fang Zhengxiang and asked, "Do you understand?"
"I understand."
Fang Zhengxiang nodded repeatedly, like a primary school student being instructed by his teacher.
"Master's analysis makes sense. I really hadn't considered this before."
Fang Zhengxiang was unable to resist the oppression brought to him by Yun Heng's identity, but this inability to resist was just a helpless situation. Fang Zhengxiang was actually unwilling to accept it in his heart.
Ji Fengwen wanted to accept students, and Fang Zhengxiang had no choice. No matter how young Ji Fengwen's students were, their seniority was still there. But Fang Zhengxiang did not accept Yun Heng.
No one would feel comfortable being scolded by a young man when he is in his forties and is the head of the department.
But with Yun Heng's analysis, Fang Zhengxiang's mentality gradually changed.
Fang Zhengxiang was not convinced by some of the things that came with his identity, but if Yun Heng's identity had corresponding strength, the concept would be different.
If your uncle is a poor man who picks up rubbish all day long, you will naturally not want to recognize him when you see him. But if your uncle is a rich man, then you will naturally have no pressure in recognizing him.
It is actually not appropriate to use "uncle". It is better to use "uncle". Uncle is young, and many people are reluctant to call him that when they meet him. But uncle is young but rich, so many people are willing to call him that.
At this moment, Fang Zhengxiang's mentality had unconsciously changed slightly.
No wonder the master, who is so old, still accepted such a young student.
Yang Yunfei, who was hiding on the side and dared not show his head, was stunned.
Is this really Yun Heng?
Yang Yunfei was already depressed when his classmate became a grandfather, but he suddenly discovered that this classmate who became a grandfather was still so talented, which was really frustrating.
"Did you not think about it or didn't you think about it?"
Yun Heng glanced at Fang Zhengxiang, then at Yang Yunfei who was hiding nearby.
"When I was studying at Tanghua, my teacher told us that as a doctor, medical ethics come first, and medical skills come second. A doctor must first have a righteous heart. Only with a righteous heart can one be fearless. Director Fang, ask yourself this."
As he spoke, Yun Heng walked to the side, picked up a pen and paper, wrote a prescription and handed it to Lin Shaoyang.
"This prescription is called Zhouche Pills, and it comes from the Hejian Prescription in the Medical Prescriptions Collection. It has the effect of expelling water and promoting the flow of qi. The old man will have diarrhea for a period of time after taking this medicine. Diarrhea mainly expels water and dampness from the old man's body. I will come back for a follow-up consultation after the diarrhea stops."
"Thank you, Dr. Yun!"
Lin Shaoyang hurriedly thanked him.
After what happened just now, even though Lin Shaoyang didn't understand Chinese medicine, he now had some confidence in Yun Heng's prescription.
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