"Judging from the symptoms, it's probably the liver. Judging from the pain, it's mainly in the meridians... The patient's condition is probably liver qi entering the meridians."
Fan Zengfeng smiled and said, "Of course, this is just my personal guess. Without pulse diagnosis or tongue diagnosis, there may be deviations."
"What does Doctor Yun think?"
"I also think it should be the liver qi entering the meridians."
Yun Heng said with a smile.
Fan Zengqiang's analysis really surprised Yun Heng.
Yun Heng himself has an eighth-level internal medicine degree and is close to the ninth level. In addition, he has been seeing patients at the West Asia Hospital and practicing in a simulated space, so he is definitely experienced in clinical practice.
But Fan Zengfeng is just a teacher, yet he can analyze the disease so clearly through various symptoms, which is really amazing.
Although Yun Heng and Fan Zengfeng both spoke in uncertain tones at this moment, they were actually certain in their hearts that the patient was most likely suffering from liver qi entering the meridians.
Traditional Chinese medicine uses the four diagnostic methods of inspection, auscultation, inquiry and palpation. Each method is independent but also interdependent with the other three. When the level of proficiency reaches a certain level, a single method of diagnosis can diagnose many problems.
In actual clinical practice, teachers teach students that the reason they require the four examinations to be combined is to avoid mistakes. Sometimes mistakes can be made when the four examinations are combined, let alone a single diagnostic method.
Treating illnesses and saving lives is no joke. We cannot be careless or negligent in the slightest.
While Yun Heng and Fan Zengfeng were analyzing, some other people sitting nearby, such as Zhou Wanlin, Hu Xuezhong and others, were also discussing in low voices.
Tian Zhengwei looked at the patient's previous examinations, put the things aside, then felt the patient's pulse and checked the tongue coating.
"Judging from your pulse and symptoms, you're experiencing pain in your meridians caused by liver qi stagnation and blood stasis. This is liver qi entering the meridians... It's not a heart problem, so don't worry."
Tian Zhengwei's level of expertise is also quite high. Although the patient's illness has been delayed for several years, the standards of treatment of Western medicine and traditional Chinese medicine are completely different. When seeing a traditional Chinese medicine doctor, you must find the right person. If you find the right person, the symptoms may be relieved soon. If you find the wrong person, Western medicine has no effective methods or clear diagnosis, and it is not uncommon for the patient to not get better for several years.
This disease was not too complicated for Tian Zhengwei. After all, he was able to demonstrate his skills in front of so many people. If the first patient was stumped, it would be really difficult for him to survive.
Of course, this kind of thing also depends on luck. If the first patient really comes and is someone Tian Zhengwei can't handle, Tian Zhengwei can only blame himself for his bad luck.
"Did something happen at home?"
Tian Zhengwei asked while considering the prescription.
"Before, my father passed away, my child was sick, and there were a lot of things going on at home. I was always annoyed. After a long time, I felt uncomfortable and couldn't do any work..."
The patient spoke of his situation with great admiration: "I am so lucky to have met Director Tian this time. Thank you."
The patient's family was originally ordinary. They were not rich, but as long as they could move, they could get by. However, the elderly in the family fell ill and passed away, and the children became ill. Trouble came one after another, and he felt upset, worried, and depressed, which led to liver qi stagnation, qi stagnation, and blood stasis.......
“That’s amazing…”
"As expected of Director Tian, 666!"
"See? Those who are smearing Chinese medicine, take a look and refute me. I guess some people will say that I am a shill. It doesn't matter. There are many patients to come. It can't be that every one of them is a shill, right?"
The comment section of the live broadcast is also quite popular at this moment, with barrages and comments coming in quickly.
One thing that often surprises or impresses many people about Traditional Chinese Medicine is that, whether it is three or five years, if you meet a great TCM practitioner, he or she will dig deep into the matter and combine the causes and effects before and after the patient becomes ill.
For example, if something happened at home, you were hurt, you broke up, you were heartbroken, or you were caught in the rain, these external factors will be brought up.
If it has just been three or five days, it's okay. But if it has been a year or two, or three to five years, the patient will forget about these small things, and most people will not associate their illness that has not been cured for several years with some small things.
Then the doctor reminded and asked, and the patient suddenly remembered it. He didn't even say it, but the doctor could guess it. It was amazing.
The reason why most of the viewers watching the live broadcast were excited at this moment was also because Tian Zhengwei's diagnosis really impressed some people.
"Professor Tian is still very good."
Fan Zengfeng said to Yun Heng with a smile.
"Um."
Yun Heng nodded. Tian Zhengwei, Zhou Wanlin and others were among the few famous doctors who came this time and whose level of Chinese medicine internal medicine had reached level seven and was close to level eight.
During yesterday's meeting and just now, Yun Heng had already sent the detection spell to many people. Half of them were at level six, two were at level five, and several were at level seven. Tian Zhengwei, Zhou Wanlin, Hu Xuezhong and others in particular were close to level eight, and their experience points were all over 90%.
"How does Doctor Yun think the medicine should be used?"
Fan Zengfeng asked Yun Heng with a smile.
"The patient has liver qi entering the meridians, which is a symptom of liver qi stagnation and blood stasis. The treatment should naturally focus on soothing the liver and relieving depression, promoting blood circulation and removing blood stasis, and unblocking the meridians and relieving pain. Zhang Jingyue's Chaihu Shugan San and Taoren Siwu Tang can be used with modifications to treat this condition."
Yun Heng said with a smile without being pretentious.
"Doctor Yun is truly amazing."
Fan Zengfeng smiled and said, "Doctor Yun, this prescription is good. The liver meridian runs from the Dadun point on the foot along the inner side of the leg into the abdomen, covering the chest and ribs, entering the throat and running through the head to the top of the head. If liver qi is depressed for a long time, it will go up from the foot into the chest and ribs, so qi stagnation and blood stasis will stagnate in the meridians, chest and ribs, and the place where liver qi and lung qi rise and fall. Therefore, pain is mostly in the chest and ribs, and when it hurts, it will spread to the upper and lower liver meridians..."
"Doctor Yun used Dr. Jingyue's Chaihu Shugan San and Taoren Siwu Tang with modifications to treat the patient. Herbs like Bupleurum, Curcuma, Albizia Julibrissin, and Cyperus rotundus soothe the liver qi and regulate emotions, while Salvia miltiorrhiza and Rehmannia root activate blood circulation and dissolve blood stasis. It was a perfect treatment."
"I admire Professor Fan for being able to see things so clearly."
Yun Heng smiled and said that the two of them seemed to have a certain sympathy for each other at this moment.
Over there, Tian Zhengwei also knew that the broadcast was being live, so he patiently explained to the patient: "...In discussing yin and yang, the Suwen Yin Yang Ying Xiang Da Lun says, 'Left and right are the paths of yin and yang.' There are also sayings like 'The liver rises on the left, the lungs descend on the right,' and 'The liver is born on the left, the lungs are hidden on the right.' From the above, we can see that the yin and yang, qi and blood, and meridians of the liver all rise on the left, while the qi of the lungs descends from the right. This forms the phenomenon of the rise and fall of qi and the distribution of yin and yang in the liver and lungs in human physiology. Therefore, based on the above analysis, the nature of your pain, symptoms, tongue and pulse, etc. are all consistent with the symptoms of liver qi entering the meridians..."
Every Chinese medicine practitioner has his own ideas. Fan Zengfeng starts from the liver meridian, while Tian Zhengwei starts from the rise and fall of the liver and lung qi. They have the same purpose. Tian Zhengwei and Fan Zengfeng are both live-streaming internet celebrity doctors. They are very eloquent in analysis, otherwise they would not have become internet celebrities and attracted attention.
Yun Heng nodded repeatedly as he listened. This time, apart from other things, the analysis of people like Tian Zhengwei would definitely help many people understand more about Chinese medicine. This event was worthwhile.
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