My Medical Skills Shock The World

Chapter 128 Questions after class

The standing doctor was a little happy when he heard this and said, "Can Dr. Su treat it?"

Su Maoyan nodded and said, "I've probably already figured it out."

This is of course a modest statement. This problem may seem strange to Western doctors, since the cause has not been found out, but to those who understand Chinese medicine, it is an obvious problem.

Why do palms hurt? This involves the issue of meridians. The Heart Meridian of Hand Shaoyin and the Pericardial Meridian of Hand Jueyin both pass through the palms. Of these two meridians, the former goes up from the heart and goes down to the small intestine. The latter comes out from the chest and passes through the triple burner. The heart matters.

The problem of going to the toilet must be related to the kidneys. The kidneys belong to water and control the bladder for urination.

The heart belongs to fire, and water controls fire. The reason why your hands hurt when you hold in your urine is because the water energy affects the heart.

This kind of problem can be solved by taking some Chinese medicine, and it is not very troublesome.

Foreign doctors also knew about the Chinese people's virtue of modesty, and they said they had a rough idea that it would be possible to cure the disease with a high probability, so they quickly called their friends.

Fortunately, Nayin City is not big, so I have to rush here for treatment.

Su Maoyan checked the patient's pulse on the spot, asked a lot of questions, and then prescribed medicine.

The doctors nearby were very curious. To be honest, this was the first time they had seen Chinese medicine treating people. Not counting the previous ones, it was rehabilitation treatment.

"Doctor Su, what's wrong with him? What medicine did you prescribe for him?"

Su Maoyan explained the patient's condition, but it involved a lot of Chinese medicine knowledge, so no one understood it.

The only two people who understood it were the two Chinese medicine doctors, but in the eyes of these two Chinese medicine doctors, this dialectical idea was also very good.

Generally, when water qi affects the heart, people may think of heart discomfort, but this patient mainly complained of discomfort in his hands. If he did not have solid theoretical knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine, he would not be able to make an accurate judgment in a short period of time.

"The medicine I prescribed for him mainly warms yang and transforms qi, activates blood circulation and removes blood stasis. It can treat poor qi in the bladder and blocked heart and arteries. Under normal circumstances, he can get better after taking a few medicines. You can go to a traditional Chinese medicine shop. Get some medicine."

After he finished, he looked at the confused look on the patient's face across from him, and then explained carefully how to prepare and take the medicine.

"I will leave my contact information with you. If you have any questions, you can contact me in time. Of course, if it is effective, you can also provide feedback."

With this patient as an example, other doctors started asking questions.

The questions were all about clinical matters, and Su Maoyan answered them all, but the effect was limited, because even if he provided the method, no one would operate it, let alone verify it.

The doctors were a little disappointed.

Even more disappointed than them were the other two Chinese medicine doctors. The two of them were standing next to Su Maoyan, and no one thought of them, which showed how they usually had no sense of existence.