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Guide to read a new medical micro-novel "Benevolence and Virtue" series of novels will be officially launched and will be updated on time every Sunday
.
This book mainly tells about the strengths of the two hospitals in the diagnosis and treatment of intractable diseases.
They have rich professional knowledge and interesting doctor stories.
I hope you can read leisurely and relax in your busy schedule.
Inspiration from skills and everyday life is great
.
Source: Yi Mai Tong Author: Wang Yue This article is published by the author authorized Yi Mai Tong, please do not reprint without authorization
.
Chapter 21: Traditional Chinese Medicine Treats Cardiovascular and Cerebrovascular Diseases and Dizziness One day, Zhang Xiang began to complain after returning home: A 60-year-old Aunt Dong has no previous cerebral infarction, myocardial infarction, angina pectoris or transient ischemic attack He started taking clopidogrel just because atherosclerosis was found in cranial CTA and coronary CTA
.
Because of taking this drug for a long time, 3 upper gastrointestinal bleeding occurred.
After hemostasis and blood transfusion, Aunt Dong was still taking clopidogrel, because the director of the neurology department had told her that if she did not take clopidogrel, she would have a stroke.
She is most afraid of a stroke
.
When Aunt Dong was discharged from the hospital after being cured of upper gastrointestinal bleeding, she was still asking, "Can I still take clopidogrel after I am discharged from the hospital? If I eat it, I will bleed, and if I don't, I will have a stroke.
What should I do?" It is an established fact that pidogrel causes gastrointestinal bleeding, but stroke is a probabilistic event that has not yet occurred and will not necessarily occur in the future
.
How to choose is self-evident .
But no doctor dared to tell her not to take clopidogrel, because doctors are "timid as mice".
If she was told not to take clopidogrel, if Aunt Dong had a stroke in a few years, she would probably go back to the doctor for trouble.
.
Zhang Xiang said this example, alluding to Western medicine's "timidity as a mouse" and the side effects of Western medicine
.
Li Fei asked disdainfully, "How does traditional Chinese medicine treat stroke?" Zhang Xiang replied: "Traditional Chinese medicine treats stroke in five ways: expectorating phlegm, invigorating qi, promoting qi, invigorating yang, and promoting blood circulation
.
" "It's so complicated and specific .
Tell me
.
" Li Fei asked with great interest
.
Zhang Xiang opened his chatterbox and talked eloquently: "Phlegm-dampness is a pathological product of traditional Chinese medicine, and its concept is broad.
Cholesterol in blood vessels is also a category of phlegm-dampness in traditional Chinese medicine.
The representative medicine is Poria
.
" Qi is the driving force of blood flow, and the representative medicines are astragalus and roses.
In traditional Chinese medicine, there is a very famous Buyang Huanwu Decoction for treating stroke, which is to reuse astragalus
.
" Tong, just like the river will freeze in winter, in Zhang Zhongjing's classics to treat blood stasis, only medicines for activating yang are used, and medicines for promoting blood circulation and removing blood stasis are rarely used.
Representative medicines for yang are guizhi and aconite
"
There are mainly five kinds of drugs for promoting blood circulation and removing blood stasis in the treatment of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases: Salvia miltiorrhiza, red peony root, Chuanxiong, safflower and Jiangxiang, among which Danshen ranks first
.
" "For promoting blood circulation and removing blood stasis, Chinese medicine does not advocate Ten years have been like one day, and I have been taking medicine without interruption, usually intermittently
.
" "How does Chinese medicine treat dizziness!" Li Fei asked again
.
"Traditional Chinese medicine says that there is no phlegm and no dizziness, so many dizziness are mainly based on eliminating phlegm-dampness, such as Lingguizhugan Decoction, Banxia Baizhu Tianma Decoction, etc.
"
Zhang Xiang replied
.
Li Fei seems to have some truth after listening to it.
For example, Meniere's disease is the accumulation of water in the labyrinth of the membrane, and hormones, mannitol, etc.
are used.
.
"Traditional Chinese medicine focuses on syndrome differentiation, rather than targeting a certain disease, so Chinese medicine observes symptoms in a more nuanced way.
For example, a person's hands and feet are not warm all the year round.
Western medicine examination shows no disease, but Chinese medicine has already started treatment when they see this symptom.
People have a high risk of coronary heart disease and tumors accumulated over the years.
Another example is a person who often suffers from insomnia, and can't fall asleep after waking up at 1-3 in the morning.
1-3 is the time when the liver meridian circulates, then this person is likely to have Liver disease, if it is accompanied by night sweats at the same time, it may be liver cancer.
Similarly, 3 to 5 am is the time when the lung meridian runs.
If you wake up during this time and have insomnia, it may be lung cancer
.
Western medicine does not agree with these theories.
There is no scientific reason, but in fact, there is practical experience, and it is not that the ancients have nothing to do with nonsense
.
" Zhang Xiang said
.
"Is it so mysterious?" Li Fei felt incredible
.
"Sometimes theories come from experience.
When the experience cannot be scientifically proven, it does not mean that it is a fallacy.
Another example is the experience of many Western neurologists.
Generally, stroke patients in their 50s and 60s are mostly atherosclerosis.
Poor living habits are often accompanied by three highs, and stroke patients over the age of 80 have a significantly higher rate of cardiac stroke caused by atrial fibrillation
.
” Zhang Xiang continued to explain
.
To find out what happened next, listen to the breakdown next Sunday! Wonderful review Chapter 1: The open and secret battle between two top medical experts | Medical microfiction Chapter 2: "Such a low-level mistake" The doctor said to himself, and the two colleagues were brought to court! | Medical Micro Fiction Chapter 3: After the doctor was accused of being "short" by his peers and provoked a lawsuit, the hospital director personally took command of the hospital | Medical Micro Fiction Chapter 4: The enemy's road is narrow! The husband has just offended two fellow doctors, and his wife, who is also a doctor, stole their limelight again | Medical Micro Fiction Chapter 5: The patient died suddenly one day after the operation, and the doctor and his wife were framed and forced to resign.
.
.
| Medical Micro Fiction 6 Chapter: The villain is right? The patient died suddenly, but the two quack doctors narrowly escaped! The first appearance of a super doctor | Medical micro-fiction Chapter 7: Why does a genius doctor who is not a professional doctor always see the doctor the slowest and get off work the latest? | Chapter 8 of the medical micro-fiction: The genius doctor's ability is beginning to show, and he will soon become the successor of the dean | Chapter 9 of the medical micro-fiction: Another patient died suddenly! The doctor thought he was "misdiagnosed" and was horrified, but the result.
.
.
| Medical Micro-Fiction Chapter 10: Two genius doctors came to the hospital, but they were destined to fall? | Medical Micro Fiction Chapter 11: When the diagnosis of the attending doctor and the director of the department is inconsistent.
.
.
| Medical Micro Fiction Chapter 12: The man suspects that he is impotence after surgery and stabbed the doctor, and the genius doctor wants to resign after being injured due to depression.
.
.
| Medical Micro Fiction Chapter 13: The patient was admitted to the hospital with a severe headache, and the doctor boldly used the ancient treatment that was questioned.
.
.
| And die! What did he do wrong? | Medical Micro Fiction Chapter 15: Following the advice of a naturopathic "expert", the originally healthy young man had kidney failure.
.
.
| Medical Micro Fiction Chapter 16: The patient insisted on eating Panax notoginseng powder after recovering from a stroke.
Western doctors have no choice but to.
.
.
| Medical Micro-Fiction Chapter 17: A Class A Accident! The doctor paid a heavy price for the wrong dosage unit of the drug | Medical Micro-Fiction Chapter 18: The doctor, husband and child wet the bed, and they visited Western medicine to no avail until they met the doctor of traditional Chinese medicine.
.
.
| Medical Micro Fiction Chapter 19: The elderly at home is seriously ill, and after a week of Western medicine treatment fails, the doctor and his wife turn to traditional Chinese medicine to be rescued by accident.
.
.
| Medical Micro Fiction Chapter 20: Western medicine learns from Chinese medicine, and after a few months, Western medicine begins to lose ……｜ Chapter 21 of Medical Micro Fiction: One Traditional Chinese Medicine, one Western Medicine, this day, the doctor and his wife had a family debate｜A wonderful review of Su Mu, Editor-in-Chief of Medical Micro Fiction ➤ The fight against the epidemic is to save lives! The "pregnant woman miscarriage" incident in Xi'an has come.
Is the hospital wronged? ➤ The income is cut in half, and the turnover rate increases! Consumables in various departments have been reformed one after another in "bulk purchasing", who killed? ➤ Chinese doctors, can't cure their own depression? ➤ Are dialysis epidemic prevention and control points not allowed for patients with advanced uremia? The official response is here | Medical pulse for 3 minutes ☟ Click here for more information!
.
This book mainly tells about the strengths of the two hospitals in the diagnosis and treatment of intractable diseases.
They have rich professional knowledge and interesting doctor stories.
I hope you can read leisurely and relax in your busy schedule.
Inspiration from skills and everyday life is great
.
Source: Yi Mai Tong Author: Wang Yue This article is published by the author authorized Yi Mai Tong, please do not reprint without authorization
.
Chapter 21: Traditional Chinese Medicine Treats Cardiovascular and Cerebrovascular Diseases and Dizziness One day, Zhang Xiang began to complain after returning home: A 60-year-old Aunt Dong has no previous cerebral infarction, myocardial infarction, angina pectoris or transient ischemic attack He started taking clopidogrel just because atherosclerosis was found in cranial CTA and coronary CTA
.
Because of taking this drug for a long time, 3 upper gastrointestinal bleeding occurred.
After hemostasis and blood transfusion, Aunt Dong was still taking clopidogrel, because the director of the neurology department had told her that if she did not take clopidogrel, she would have a stroke.
She is most afraid of a stroke
.
When Aunt Dong was discharged from the hospital after being cured of upper gastrointestinal bleeding, she was still asking, "Can I still take clopidogrel after I am discharged from the hospital? If I eat it, I will bleed, and if I don't, I will have a stroke.
What should I do?" It is an established fact that pidogrel causes gastrointestinal bleeding, but stroke is a probabilistic event that has not yet occurred and will not necessarily occur in the future
.
How to choose is self-evident .
But no doctor dared to tell her not to take clopidogrel, because doctors are "timid as mice".
If she was told not to take clopidogrel, if Aunt Dong had a stroke in a few years, she would probably go back to the doctor for trouble.
.
Zhang Xiang said this example, alluding to Western medicine's "timidity as a mouse" and the side effects of Western medicine
.
Li Fei asked disdainfully, "How does traditional Chinese medicine treat stroke?" Zhang Xiang replied: "Traditional Chinese medicine treats stroke in five ways: expectorating phlegm, invigorating qi, promoting qi, invigorating yang, and promoting blood circulation
.
" "It's so complicated and specific .
Tell me
.
" Li Fei asked with great interest
.
Zhang Xiang opened his chatterbox and talked eloquently: "Phlegm-dampness is a pathological product of traditional Chinese medicine, and its concept is broad.
Cholesterol in blood vessels is also a category of phlegm-dampness in traditional Chinese medicine.
The representative medicine is Poria
.
" Qi is the driving force of blood flow, and the representative medicines are astragalus and roses.
In traditional Chinese medicine, there is a very famous Buyang Huanwu Decoction for treating stroke, which is to reuse astragalus
.
" Tong, just like the river will freeze in winter, in Zhang Zhongjing's classics to treat blood stasis, only medicines for activating yang are used, and medicines for promoting blood circulation and removing blood stasis are rarely used.
Representative medicines for yang are guizhi and aconite
"
There are mainly five kinds of drugs for promoting blood circulation and removing blood stasis in the treatment of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases: Salvia miltiorrhiza, red peony root, Chuanxiong, safflower and Jiangxiang, among which Danshen ranks first
.
" "For promoting blood circulation and removing blood stasis, Chinese medicine does not advocate Ten years have been like one day, and I have been taking medicine without interruption, usually intermittently
.
" "How does Chinese medicine treat dizziness!" Li Fei asked again
.
"Traditional Chinese medicine says that there is no phlegm and no dizziness, so many dizziness are mainly based on eliminating phlegm-dampness, such as Lingguizhugan Decoction, Banxia Baizhu Tianma Decoction, etc.
"
Zhang Xiang replied
.
Li Fei seems to have some truth after listening to it.
For example, Meniere's disease is the accumulation of water in the labyrinth of the membrane, and hormones, mannitol, etc.
are used.
.
"Traditional Chinese medicine focuses on syndrome differentiation, rather than targeting a certain disease, so Chinese medicine observes symptoms in a more nuanced way.
For example, a person's hands and feet are not warm all the year round.
Western medicine examination shows no disease, but Chinese medicine has already started treatment when they see this symptom.
People have a high risk of coronary heart disease and tumors accumulated over the years.
Another example is a person who often suffers from insomnia, and can't fall asleep after waking up at 1-3 in the morning.
1-3 is the time when the liver meridian circulates, then this person is likely to have Liver disease, if it is accompanied by night sweats at the same time, it may be liver cancer.
Similarly, 3 to 5 am is the time when the lung meridian runs.
If you wake up during this time and have insomnia, it may be lung cancer
.
Western medicine does not agree with these theories.
There is no scientific reason, but in fact, there is practical experience, and it is not that the ancients have nothing to do with nonsense
.
" Zhang Xiang said
.
"Is it so mysterious?" Li Fei felt incredible
.
"Sometimes theories come from experience.
When the experience cannot be scientifically proven, it does not mean that it is a fallacy.
Another example is the experience of many Western neurologists.
Generally, stroke patients in their 50s and 60s are mostly atherosclerosis.
Poor living habits are often accompanied by three highs, and stroke patients over the age of 80 have a significantly higher rate of cardiac stroke caused by atrial fibrillation
.
” Zhang Xiang continued to explain
.
To find out what happened next, listen to the breakdown next Sunday! Wonderful review Chapter 1: The open and secret battle between two top medical experts | Medical microfiction Chapter 2: "Such a low-level mistake" The doctor said to himself, and the two colleagues were brought to court! | Medical Micro Fiction Chapter 3: After the doctor was accused of being "short" by his peers and provoked a lawsuit, the hospital director personally took command of the hospital | Medical Micro Fiction Chapter 4: The enemy's road is narrow! The husband has just offended two fellow doctors, and his wife, who is also a doctor, stole their limelight again | Medical Micro Fiction Chapter 5: The patient died suddenly one day after the operation, and the doctor and his wife were framed and forced to resign.
.
.
| Medical Micro Fiction 6 Chapter: The villain is right? The patient died suddenly, but the two quack doctors narrowly escaped! The first appearance of a super doctor | Medical micro-fiction Chapter 7: Why does a genius doctor who is not a professional doctor always see the doctor the slowest and get off work the latest? | Chapter 8 of the medical micro-fiction: The genius doctor's ability is beginning to show, and he will soon become the successor of the dean | Chapter 9 of the medical micro-fiction: Another patient died suddenly! The doctor thought he was "misdiagnosed" and was horrified, but the result.
.
.
| Medical Micro-Fiction Chapter 10: Two genius doctors came to the hospital, but they were destined to fall? | Medical Micro Fiction Chapter 11: When the diagnosis of the attending doctor and the director of the department is inconsistent.
.
.
| Medical Micro Fiction Chapter 12: The man suspects that he is impotence after surgery and stabbed the doctor, and the genius doctor wants to resign after being injured due to depression.
.
.
| Medical Micro Fiction Chapter 13: The patient was admitted to the hospital with a severe headache, and the doctor boldly used the ancient treatment that was questioned.
.
.
| And die! What did he do wrong? | Medical Micro Fiction Chapter 15: Following the advice of a naturopathic "expert", the originally healthy young man had kidney failure.
.
.
| Medical Micro Fiction Chapter 16: The patient insisted on eating Panax notoginseng powder after recovering from a stroke.
Western doctors have no choice but to.
.
.
| Medical Micro-Fiction Chapter 17: A Class A Accident! The doctor paid a heavy price for the wrong dosage unit of the drug | Medical Micro-Fiction Chapter 18: The doctor, husband and child wet the bed, and they visited Western medicine to no avail until they met the doctor of traditional Chinese medicine.
.
.
| Medical Micro Fiction Chapter 19: The elderly at home is seriously ill, and after a week of Western medicine treatment fails, the doctor and his wife turn to traditional Chinese medicine to be rescued by accident.
.
.
| Medical Micro Fiction Chapter 20: Western medicine learns from Chinese medicine, and after a few months, Western medicine begins to lose ……｜ Chapter 21 of Medical Micro Fiction: One Traditional Chinese Medicine, one Western Medicine, this day, the doctor and his wife had a family debate｜A wonderful review of Su Mu, Editor-in-Chief of Medical Micro Fiction ➤ The fight against the epidemic is to save lives! The "pregnant woman miscarriage" incident in Xi'an has come.
Is the hospital wronged? ➤ The income is cut in half, and the turnover rate increases! Consumables in various departments have been reformed one after another in "bulk purchasing", who killed? ➤ Chinese doctors, can't cure their own depression? ➤ Are dialysis epidemic prevention and control points not allowed for patients with advanced uremia? The official response is here | Medical pulse for 3 minutes ☟ Click here for more information!
