Dr. Xie Wanying is a Western doctor. Is it useful to ask this? Is she planning to steal the theories of Chinese doctors?
Dr. Xiao Ao, who had such thoughts, heard next not Dr. Xie slapping him in the face, but his teacher Wen personally slapping down his pretentious idea of being a Chinese medicine doctor.
"According to our observations, this adverse reaction of the drug that occurred in him may be related to his original strange disease. This attack seems more like it is related to his nerves," added Dr. Wen Zihan.
Dr. Ojijia: Teacher Wen, do you still look like a Chinese medicine doctor like this?
Teacher Wen is a modern Chinese medicine doctor and a big shot in the acupuncture department. The relationship between modern acupuncture research and the human nervous system is a hot topic of concern in the medical community around the world. Have you forgotten, Dr. Xiao Ao?
Do you think that what Dr. Xie and your teacher Wen talked about was just the superficial meaning of ancient Chinese medicine on paper? No, the reason why the two masters can have such a huge resonance is based on the power of modern Chinese medicine research.
Using modern methods to study ancient Chinese medicine will lead to the discovery that it is interconnected with Western medicine, and the two are getting closer and closer. When family members are asked again, as in many of the previous cases, their recollections of the patient's medical history are often in a chaotic state.
Now the patient's family is completely confused by the doctor's repeated questions.
what to do?
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The doctor should help the family members to recall the key points as much as possible.
When asking about the sweating parts, the first thing to think about is what problems will be caused by sweating?
Western medicine says it comes from the skin, and Chinese medicine also says it is related to the skin.
Following this line of thought, let me ask how your skin is?
Dr. Xie then asked, "Is there any part of his body where his skin has changed color or shed?"
For parts that sweat frequently, it is like soaking the skin in water. You can imagine what will happen if you soak it for a long time.
"Hands and feet?" the family member recalled.
"Hands and feet?" Doctor Tang was the first to be confused.
Sweating of hands and feet seems to be an irrelevant knowledge point in Western medicine. Should I ask a Chinese medicine doctor?
Some rare diseases cannot be listed clearly in basic medical textbooks.
There are so many types of diseases in the world that it is impossible for an ordinary doctor to learn all of them. This is why specialists are needed.
Doctor Xiao Ao began to explain to Li, a student with poor academic performance, how Chinese doctors view the phenomenon of sweaty palms: "This is a symptom of deficiency of both the heart and spleen."
Doctor Li Qian'an was confused: Is this really the case?
Dr. Tan Kelin's eyes fell on their faces, with an expression as if he wanted to "eat" them.
It is not impossible to teach Chinese medicine in a Western hospital, but please avoid metaphysics.
Mr. Wen talks about Chinese medicine in combination with Western medicine.
Dr. Ojijia: I don’t understand.
Doctor Tang, who was standing outside, was terrified as he realized that he was going to be caught and punished by Agent Tan.
In the end, it was Dr. Xie Wanying who came to the rescue of her colleagues and said to the family, "It could be hyperhidrosis of the hands and feet. This disease is not uncommon, but few doctors in China mention it, so most doctors don't mention it."
It is said that the patient's family had never thought of taking their child to see a Western medicine dermatologist before, otherwise a dermatologist in a large hospital might be able to show them a clearer way to seek medical treatment.
In the past, the patients' family members had taken their children to see traditional Chinese medicine doctors. They always thought that the children's excessive sweating was due to improper physical conditioning and qi deficiency, and they should take traditional Chinese medicine.
It is not impossible to see a Chinese medicine doctor for hyperhidrosis of hands and feet, but it depends on the severity. For some diseases, Chinese medicine helps the body to adjust its own functions and let the body heal itself. For some serious diseases, the effect of Chinese medicine is significantly reduced.
"So which doctor should we take the patient to see?" asked the family member.
Looking back, Dr. Song was the first one to realize that the patient might have some illness and suggested that it be appropriate for her to see Dr. Xie.
The surgical treatment for hyperhidrosis of the hands is thoracic sympathectomy, which does not belong to cardiac surgery but to thoracic surgery.
Currently, only Dr. Xie can perform single-port minimally invasive thoracoscopic surgery.
Finally, I heard Dr. Xie say, "I personally don't agree with considering this surgery first."
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