"What?"
Yun Heng looked at Wang Xuemeng with a smile. This girl had a very good reaction ability.
Yun Heng's liking for Wang Xuemeng stems, on the one hand, from Wang Xuemeng's solid academic foundation and love of reading, which makes Yun Heng feel like he sees his own shadow.
Yun Heng always felt that a skilled Chinese medicine doctor must be well-read. Reading is a necessary skill, because Chinese medicine is all-encompassing and contains so much.
Many people simply regard traditional Chinese medicine as a discipline, which is completely wrong. This is also a big reason why many traditional Chinese medicine doctors are growing slowly.
Medical students come into contact with traditional Chinese medicine theory after arriving at school, and begin clinical practice after entering the hospital. Most people, even diligent ones, read mostly medical-related books, and the books they read are too monotonous.
But in fact, Chinese medicine includes astronomy, geography, the Book of Changes, essays, time, nature...
There are so many things in it. If you don't understand other things, just reading the Chinese medicine classics is actually a superficial understanding. Even if you remember them, you won't be able to understand or see through them.
Traditional Chinese Medicine should be considered a natural science. It is a medicine summarized by ancient sages in their constant fight against diseases and their continuous understanding of nature. Traditional Chinese Medicine has been constantly improving and incorporating many things into it. Throughout the dynasties, famous Chinese medicine experts have continued to supplement, explain and add new things.
The unity of man and nature, the five elements and eight trigrams, the heavenly stems and earthly branches, just the five elements and six qi are not so easy to understand, and there are many things around them.
Wang Xuemeng likes reading and remembers some of the articles very well, which surprised Yun Heng.
In addition, Wang Xuemeng is one of the few female doctors Yun Heng has met since graduation. There are not many girls willing to learn Chinese medicine, and even fewer who are insightful, so deep down Yun Heng is actually willing to give this girl some advice.
"Excessive heat also depends on the situation. If the excessive heat is severe and the dosage is insufficient, it will definitely not be effective."
Wang Xuemeng said.
"Um."
Yun Heng nodded. "Using gypsum is like using a mildly cold medicine to exhaust the heat of a prairie fire. If the heat is intense and the dosage is insufficient, it's like using a basin of water to put out a house fire. Not only will it be ineffective, it might even backfire."
"Doctor Yun, I understand."
Wang Xuemeng nodded.
"In actual clinical practice, dialectical medication must be used carefully, taking into account all possible considerations. When prescribing a prescription, one should not stick to the prescriptions rigidly but should apply them flexibly."
Yun Heng patiently explained to Wang Xuemeng, "The biggest benefit of the article is that it provides a simple classification for prescriptions. However, this classification is not fixed. Some prescriptions treat both jaundice and external symptoms, and can also dissipate dampness and resolve blood stasis. The benefit of memorizing the article is that we can quickly identify the prescription we need when selecting a prescription. However, after identifying the specific prescription, we still need to conduct detailed analysis."
"Um."
Wang Xuemeng nodded again and said with a smile, "Doctor Yun, your explanation is so detailed, even better than what our class instructor said. I wish you could stay at Shuguang so that I can continue to learn from you."
“Once you have mastered the method, you can learn it slowly on your own.”
Yun Heng said with a smile.
"Doctor Yun, which hospital are you in Xihua City?"
Wang Xuemeng smiled and said, "If I feel uncomfortable staying here, I can come to you."
"I told you everything. It's in a community hospital."
"It's just a lie!"
Wang Xuemeng snorted: "I don't believe it."
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Qi Jianping arrived at the hotel where the meeting was held, signed in, and settled in. It was already time for lunch.
The meeting will officially begin tomorrow morning. Almost all the doctors attending the meeting today will be present. Those who live farther away, such as Ma Tiequan, arrived yesterday. Even though Qi Jianping is in Shanghai, he has arrived at the venue today.
In addition to the agenda of the meeting, it is also quite rare for so many colleagues to gather together.
In the medical profession, there is not much communication between primary care doctors and doctors from other hospitals, but when they reach the director level, they often attend meetings and have more contact with doctors and experts from other hospitals.
When they reach the director level, people like Ma Tiequan, Liang Wanming, and Qi Jianping care even more about their external reputation.
Traditional Chinese medicine doctors, especially the best ones, are different from Western medicine physicians. The probability of internists making house calls is generally not high, but it is different for traditional Chinese medicine doctors and surgeons.
What kind of doctor is easy to be invited?
Naturally, there are doctors who can do things that others cannot. In this regard, surgeons have a natural advantage. After all, the level of surgery is closely related to the hospital itself. In addition to the doctor's own talent, it also depends on the strength of the hospital itself. No matter how talented you are, if the hospital you are in does not have supporting facilities and there are no better doctors to teach you, you will not be able to grow.
Therefore, it is normal for surgeons from higher-level hospitals to perform surgery in lower-level hospitals. In internal medicine, there are limitations, but the gap is not as big as in surgery.
It is different with Traditional Chinese Medicine. There are few good ones and their levels vary widely. This leads to a scarcity of powerful masters of Traditional Chinese Medicine. The status of famous masters of Traditional Chinese Medicine is still quite high.
A great Chinese medicine expert can really turn the tide.
People like Qu Tongwen and Ji Fengwen are highly respected in any Grade A hospital in Xihua City.
Ma Tiequan's fame is now not limited to Xihua City. Although Ma Tiequan's fame is mainly due to his criticism of others, criticizing others is also a way to become famous.
Qi Jianping settled down and went to the buffet restaurant. Before he had time to get his food, he saw Ma Tiequan and Liang Wanming sitting at a table not far away.
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