"Dr. Wen and his son are not seeing patients here. They are at the Chinese Medicine Hospital."
Were we looking for Doctor Wen in the wrong place? Sun Rongfang and the others were stunned.
Don't worry, I heard that Dr. Wen and his team would occasionally come to the clinic to help. Sometimes there were several doctors in the clinic, not just Dr. Li.
There were several young men in white coats following the medicine dispenser, like puppies learning from an old bitch. They must be students from Chinese medicine schools who took advantage of the weekends to find local famous doctors to be their apprentices.
"Godmother." Wu Lixuan pulled Sun Rongfang's sleeve and pointed, "Look--"
Following the direction of her goddaughter's finger, Sun Rongfang saw the tall and handsome man in the crowd in front of the medicine cabinet. He was wearing a plaid shirt and trousers, and looked like an elite. He was quite eye-catching. Especially the sunglasses on his face, which exuded a foreign aura that was unforgettable.
Sun Rongfang recalled a certain impression from her daughter and son-in-law's wedding and couldn't believe it: "Is it Director Tong from the Brain Hospital?"
Dr. Tong Changbo, director of neurosurgery at Fangze Hospital, the top neurosurgery hospital in the country, is a colleague and friend of Dr. Cao Yong and attended the wedding of Dr. Xie and Dr. Cao Yong.
If they really didn't recognize the wrong person, doesn't it mean that a Western medicine brain expert went to a private Chinese medicine clinic to see a Chinese doctor and get medicine?
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Ah? Sun Rongfang and Wu Lixuan looked at each other in confusion: I must have seen it wrong, or is it Director Tong's family? Could it be that there is a patient who can't be cured by western medicine and has come to see Chinese medicine?
Don't make random guesses.
Doctor Tong Changbo seemed to have noticed the two of them a long time ago. He turned around and pulled up his sunglasses to signal them intentionally or unintentionally: Well - you know who I am, but don't reveal who I am.
Sun Rongfang and the others felt their throats tighten: What is Dr. Tong trying to do here secretly?
The doctor who dispensed medicine asked the students during work: "Do you know which three yellows are in Sanhuang Tablets?"
"It is Scutellaria baicalensis, Coptis chinensis and Phellodendron chinense that can remove the fire in the three burners."
Excellent students of traditional Chinese medicine rushed to answer.
Some people answer quickly and the questions seem easy, but the teacher’s questions are already full of traps.
"The teacher asked about Sanhuang Pian. Sanhuang Pian contains rhubarb but not phellodendron."
It is a bit interesting. Sanhuang Tablets are also said to clear the fire of the three burners, so why is there no Phellodendron chinense but Rhubarb instead?
"Sanhuang Tablets are not derived from Sanhuang, but from Zhang Zhongjing's famous Dahuang Huanglian Xiexin Decoction, which does not contain Phellodendron chinense."
Why not just call it Xiexin Decoction Tablets? Why is it called Sanhuang Tablets?
Doctor Tong Changbo, who was watching from the sidelines, laughed when he saw the students making such a fuss.
Regardless of whether it is Chinese or Western medicine, medical teachers seem to love to throw out controversial topics and let students argue among themselves. This is how the habit of frequent arguments within the medical field is passed down.
In fact, the Da Huang Huang Lian Xie Xin Decoction in the Treatise on Febrile Diseases only contains rhubarb and coptis chinensis, but no scutellaria baicalensis.
Adding Scutellaria baicalensis is one of the various additions and subtractions made by doctors in later generations on the basis of Xiexin Decoction.
Sanhuang Tablets is a Chinese patent medicine made with modern medical technology. The coptis root in it is the chemical drug berberine, not the traditional Chinese medicinal material coptis root.
"What era are you from?" the Chinese medicine teacher asked the students.
In ???, the students realized where their academic thinking was wrong.
People who are not experts in Chinese medicine like to regard the prescriptions of ancient doctors as holy books, believing that the original ones are the best. However, modern Chinese medicine scholars do not think so.
In the history of Chinese medicine, there has never been a saying that the original version is the best. Chinese medicine, like Western medicine, has been developing and changing.
Traditional Chinese medicine is not a stubborn feudal old man, but a young person who keeps pace with the times and is always full of vigor and vitality.
Someone came to the door. His appearance was like a stone falling into Qiandao Lake, startling thousands of flying geese.
Inside and outside the clinic, patients waiting on the scene shouted: Doctor Wen, Doctor Wen——
Several TCM students were also running: "Teacher Wen is here."
Sun Rongfang and Wu Lixuan suddenly realized that they had been deceived: the group of people just told them that Dr. Wen was not the main doctor here, and only talked about Dr. Li, as if Dr. Wen was not that great.
Looking again, Dr. Tong took the lead and ran to the front of the crowd, seemingly coming specifically to see Dr. Wen?
I stood on tiptoe and looked over. Hey, this Doctor Wen is a woman...
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