This shows why the family wanted to ask a Chinese medicine doctor for consultation.
Compared with Western medicine, Chinese medicine prescriptions may be much milder. For example, the prescription prescribed by Professor Wang advocates strengthening the body's own yang energy.
Strengthening Yang Qi does not mean allowing the drug to act directly on the intestines to enhance intestinal motility. Compared with Western laxatives, this approach will not be too targeted to local areas of the human body, resulting in excessive local efficacy, which will damage the body's overall health.
The human body has its own regulatory functions. Instead of local supplementation, overall supplementation may allow the body to correct the problem of impending intestinal obstruction.
The Western medicine doctors present listened and thought that the theory sounded good, but it was very difficult to understand.
According to Professor Wang, replenishing the body's yang energy can perhaps be called the body's immunity. Western medicine can use an analogy approach to give patients intravenous nutrition such as albumin, which also helps to enhance the patient's body's capabilities.
Question one: For such critically ill patients, there needs to be a balance in the daily intake and output. Even if you are injecting albumin, you need to test the indicators. It does not mean that the human body will definitely absorb and utilize it after the injection. It just so happens that the patient's excretion function is problematic right now, so we need to be extremely cautious when injecting anything into the patient.
If the Chinese medicine prescription that Professor Wang mentioned can enhance the body's yang energy on its own and will not cause the body to explode, Western doctors can only understand that this prescription is almost comparable to a miracle drug that can win the Nobel Prize in Medicine.
Is there such a miraculous medicine in the world? There must be a strong question mark over the heads of Western doctors. Considering that Professor Wang is a well-known figure in the circle of traditional Chinese medicine, the Western medicine doctors on the scene, like Fu Xinheng at the beginning, did not dare to raise objections easily to avoid talking at cross purposes.
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Instead, the family representative was the first to ask Professor Wang without hesitation: "Professor Wang, I know you are good at prescribing medicine. Can my father's constipation problem be solved by taking only one dose of this prescription?"
Obviously, the family member who asked this question had heard that Professor Wang had prescribed a miraculous prescription for similar patients and it worked wonders, so he asked excitedly.
The Western doctors at the scene remained silent upon seeing this. Medicine is not only about theory but also about practical efficacy. Professor Wang has successful treatment experience and is using it on current patients. Who would dare to rashly say no?
Unexpectedly, Professor Wang himself told the family: "For this problem, we need to try one dose first, starting with a small dose."
Most famous doctors are known for their cautious style of doing things, and Professor Wang is no exception. The patient's condition was so serious that he dared not use drastic measures easily.
Don't say that medicine is tonic. As long as it is medicine, even if it is water, you cannot drink it randomly. Chinese medicine, like Western medicine, emphasizes drug dosage.
The family members felt a pang in their hearts after hearing this, thinking that Professor Wang must not be 100% sure before he made such a statement.
Why not ask other Chinese doctors present for their opinions? Now that we have invited an expert, we have to ask all of them so as not to waste their information.
If the patient is weak, the main focus should be on tonifying the body. If the main symptom is diarrhea, Western medicine could have been used long ago. Based on this, can the opinions of the two Chinese doctors who advocate clearing heat and reducing fire be adopted?
The family members have different opinions, otherwise they would not have invited experts from different schools.
A group of family members asked about the old lady, and it turned out that the people on Dr. Wen Jinsheng's side were the experts invited by Grandma Mi.
Grandma Mi waved her hand and told her son, daughter, grandchildren and great-granddaughter to wait, and asked about Dr. Wen Jinsheng.
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