My Medical Skills Shock The World

Chapter 102 Meeting the doctor again

The patient surnamed Li also brought everything with him and handed Su Maoyan the examination report and prescription order he had made before: "He had a cold more than two months ago, and he has had an intermittent cough for more than two months. During the day, I have a cough, and I also cough at night, and the cough is worse at night.”

The family was very anxious because of this. The child was not in good health and would cry easily when he coughed. The parents felt distressed and upset, but they took all the medicine they should take, including anti-inflammatory and cough-relieving medicines, and they didn’t know how to make pear soup at home. No matter how much I stewed it, it still didn't work. I still kept coughing. It was approaching the Chinese New Year here and the weather was getting colder, so the coughing became more severe.

Su Maoyan nodded and asked some more questions: "I'll help him diagnose his pulse."

The child timidly stretched out his hand, and after stretching it out, he couldn't help but cough a few times.

Su Maoyan couldn't bear to see it. Zhang Lei next to him also felt sorry for the child and quickly poured a glass of hot water over.

The child felt much better after drinking water, but he still had an itch in his throat.

The patient surnamed Li asked: "Dr. Su, what do you think is going on with him?"

Su Maoyan thought for a while and said: "The child's lungs are delicate. He had wind evil entering his body before, which caused the lung qi to be lost. However, his illness has not been good because now it seems that it is not just the lungs." problem."

Zhang Lei also studied Chinese medicine, so he listened very carefully at this moment, because he had discovered since he followed Su Maoyan that Su Maoyan would usually explain the pathology and pathogenesis very clearly when treating people. The benefits of this are of course obvious. On the one hand, it allows the patient to understand his condition, and on the other hand, it also allows people like him who follow Su Maoyan to have the opportunity to learn.

At least in the past two or three months, he felt that he had learned a lot from Su Maoyan.

The patient surnamed Zhang heard this and said: "It's not a problem with the lungs, then where is the problem?"

Su Maoyan said: "There is also the reason for the abnormality of the spleen movement, so the fluid does not dissolve, phlegm and dampness grow in the body, and wind evil enters the body, so the two combine and cause each other, causing the cough to never get better."

Although the patient surnamed Zhang does not understand traditional Chinese medicine, he probably understands the meaning. It is useless to treat the lungs alone because there is also a problem with the spleen, so both of them must be treated.

Su Maoyan said: "I'll give him some medicine, don't worry, it's not a big problem."

The patient surnamed Zhang breathed a sigh of relief when he heard this: "That's good, that's good. Thank you Dr. Su."

As long as Su Maoyan said there was no problem, then it definitely was no problem.

Zhang Lei looked at the prescription written by Su Maoyan, and he understood immediately that this was not the prescription in the book, but Su Maoyan's own prescription.

The monarch herbs include Sichuan Fritillary Scallops, Orange Red, etc., and the ministerial herbs include Apricot apricot, Licorice, etc., which seem to soothe the lungs and regulate the spleen. The selection of medicinal materials and the addition and subtraction of dosages are quite interesting.

Zhang Lei looked at it and memorized it, because the more he thought about it, the more he felt that this prescription was better, and it felt more symptomatic than some of the prescriptions he knew before for treating chronic cough in children.