If the doctor is a veteran among the masters, such as Wen Zihan, he does not need to use these complicated methods of acupoint selection and can directly insert the needle with his eyes.
It is impossible for a novice to accumulate experience points by honestly following the rules.
To sum up the above, the method of acupoint selection is actually to determine which acupoint to use according to the treatment needs.
Dr. Wen Zihan and Dr. Xie Wanying communicated on the phone.
There is no difference between Chinese medicine and Western medicine. The patient must be diagnosed first.
It has been mentioned many times above that Chinese medicine diagnosis requires dialectical analysis.
Even if you say that the patient only has emotional problems, it still requires dialectical analysis in traditional Chinese medicine.
Traditional Chinese medicine has always believed that the body and mind are one.
Psychological problems lead to physical symptoms, but in fact it is not just a psychological problem, the patient's body is also sending out bad signals.
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The more in-depth the Western medicine's research on psychology is, the more it actually supports the view of Chinese medicine. For example, depression used to be considered as a problem with your emotions, but now it is no longer the case. Western medicine believes that this is a physical disease of the human body.
How should Chinese medicine now diagnose this patient who is said to be suffering from excessive panic?
From the above points of view, it can be seen that Chinese medicine practitioners will not say that this is not a physical disease, and use the same clinical thinking as that for other diseases.
It is definitely different when Mr. Wen gives academic guidance to people. When he does academic guidance, he is always to the point and never reads from a script.
Other people who are attending the class are lucky to have the opportunity to learn from Dr. Xie.
"To put it simply, Chinese medicine treats people's illnesses by strengthening the body's health and eliminating evil."
Student Xie understood immediately and responded to Teacher Wen in zero seconds: "Either strengthen the body, or eliminate the evil, or strengthen the body and eliminate the evil."
Doctor Wen Zihan was delighted to see that his students were very teachable. He asked, "Which type do you think this patient needs?"
"I personally think that to strengthen the body's positive energy is to strengthen it so that the evil can be eliminated. Therefore, the evil elimination method is not needed. Similarly, the evil elimination method is needed because the body's positive energy is not enough to eliminate the evil."
Student Xie has excellent logical thinking, so Chinese medicine is not mysterious. It is a subject that requires very logical thinking.
"You are talking about the academic viewpoints advocated by the professor we met last time." Mr. Wen gave a brief summary to Student Xie.
The warming and nourishing school emphasizes replenishing the yang energy among the body's positive energy.
Therefore, which Qi in the human body always plays a dominant role in many diseases is the issue that divides many academic schools of Traditional Chinese Medicine.
The starting point of Xie Xueshenggang's logical thinking is that righteousness takes the lead. Mr. Wen hit the nail on the head here.
Dr. Xie Wanying and other doctors attending the meeting: Oh, so that’s how it is.
Traditional Chinese medicine emphasizes philosophy first in everything, which means it emphasizes the divergent diversity of clinical thinking. This is different from the basically fixed linear clinical thinking path of Western medicine that facilitates the industrialized mass production of doctors.
This is exactly what Grandma Cao was worried about. If she didn't teach the second child, the novice might not be able to combine Chinese and Western medicine and might get his own ideas confused.
How complex is the clinical thinking of traditional Chinese medicine. As mentioned above, the human body's positive energy can contain both yang and yin, and the human body's yang energy can contain positive energy.
The main theme is that you are in me and I am in you.
A group of Western doctors feel they are facing daunting math problems when they return to the classroom.
This kind of roundabout way of thinking would confuse people, so Mr. Wen used the simplest way of thinking to enlighten his students: to strengthen the positive and expel the negative.
The thinking of traditional Chinese medicine is definitely not limited to strengthening the body and expelling evil.
It's really mysterious, Chinese medicine. Cao Zhao touched his forehead and looked at his sister-in-law's face, which was full of the idea of not admitting defeat.
As long as it is about treating patients, Dr. Xie Wanying will never give up, no matter how difficult it is.
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