This doctor is not short of money

After glancing at the young man again, Du Heng said softly, "Hi, my name is Du Heng, and I work in Capital Good Friends Hospital."

Hearing someone talking beside him, the young man glanced blankly at Du Heng who was talking, and after confirming that he was talking to him, he then showed a naive smile.

"Hello, my name is Luo Qi, and I work in the Department of Cardiology of the Provincial Hospital."

Du Heng asked softly, "Are you taking notes?

I heard that everyone is just talking about the cases and treatment experience that you see on weekdays. There is no need to take notes on this, right? "

Luo Qi reached out and pushed his thick glasses, but the thick lenses blocked his eyes.

"Still remember it.

I just graduated with a master's degree last year, and I haven't learned many things very well. I always encounter many unsolvable problems in my work.

And our director took me here last time, and it was much easier to do the work after I went back.

That's why I brought paper and pen here this time, just to write down these valuable experiences. "

As the young man said, he stretched out his hand and pushed his glasses again, as if the pair of glasses on his nose were heavy.

But to be honest, Du Heng looked at the lens as if it was really heavy.

Anyway, just looking at the edge of the lens, I feel that it is almost as thick as the base of a beer bottle.

After pushing the glasses, the young man seemed to think of something. He lowered his head and tore several sheets of paper from his notebook and handed them to Du Heng. Then he reached out from his pocket, took out a pen and handed it to Du Heng.

"Remember, these teachers are very experienced experts. Things that they think are very common are rare treasures for novices like us."

When the boy was talking to Du Heng, his ears were always listening to the speaker's speech. At this time, when he heard the key point, he quickly took a pen and prepared to record it. He did not forget to remind Du Heng, "I want to say the key point. There is something, you should quickly remember it.”

Looking at the paper and pen in front of him, Du Heng couldn't laugh or cry, he didn't need these things.

However, it was precisely because of this young man's behavior that he had a little more affection for the young man in front of him.

At this moment, seeing the boy was like a good student taking notes in class, Du Heng stopped talking to disturb him, and listened seriously instead.

But soon, Du Heng was attracted by Luo Qi's small movements next to him.

I don't know if it's because of the cold, or the guy is working too hard. After writing a few words, he will gently rub the hand holding the pen, and he himself will glance at the air conditioner in the room during this interval.

At this time, Du Heng noticed that Luo Qi's hands were very thin, as if only bones and skin were left, while the fat and muscle under the skin on the back of the hands of ordinary people seemed to be very little in his hands.

In addition, when he kneaded his fingers, Du Heng found that his fingers were a little stiff, not as flexible as ordinary people.

Especially the little finger of his right hand, compared with the other three fingers side by side, always has a kind of upturned feeling.

Hmm~~~ It's like that kind of orchid finger.

And this feeling, even when he was writing, always existed.

Du Heng blinked his eyes twice, and even uncontrollably glanced at Luo Qi's face, wanting to see if this guy is really that kind of 'Orchid Finger' boy.

But it's a pity, besides those 'heavy' glasses, Luo Qi's face is full of seriousness and concentration.

When the speaker finished speaking and the boy stopped writing, Du Heng asked curiously again, "Doctor Luo, I'm sorry, I have a question to ask you."

The young man put down the pen in his hand, pushed up the nose pads of the glasses with his index finger, glanced at the notes he just took with satisfaction, then turned his head and whispered to Du Heng, "Doctor Du, don't be so polite, Tell me something."

Based on previous observations, when Luo Qi was pushing the glasses this time, Du Heng noticed a point that he had overlooked before: when the guy pushed the glasses with his index finger, his middle finger and ring finger were slightly bent, and the little finger was upturned. It rises, but it doesn't stretch very straight.

It's 'Orchid Finger' again.

Is this his habit?
But judging from the guy's other performances, it seems that he doesn't have the characteristics of warped orchid fingers.

It's abrupt and awkward.

Du Heng looked around at other people from the corner of his eye, and saw that they were talking about unimportant things, so Du Heng asked Luo Qi softly, "Doctor Luo, I just saw you write a few words, so I rubbed your hands, is that right?" Are your hands uncomfortable?"

Following Du Heng's curious gaze, Luo Qi also looked at his own hands, and unconsciously stretched them out in front of him.

It's just that this stretch seems to be a bit beyond Du Heng's expectations.

Because the middle three fingers of Luo Qi's hands are not stretched flat like normal people, but the fingers are slightly bent down.

Luo Qi looked at his hands and said, "I have a problem with trembling hands. If I write a little more, or work a little tired, my fingers will feel weak and tremble slightly."

As Luo Qi said, he hugged his hands again and began to gently knead them, "And as long as it's a little cold, the shaking will be even stronger."

Du Heng stared at Luo Qi's hands thoughtfully, and asked subconsciously, "When did this situation happen? Did it happen since childhood?"

Luo Qi sighed slightly, "That's not true, this problem came up in my junior year, that is, when I was preparing for the postgraduate entrance examination review."

"Didn't check it out?"

Luo Qi listened to the experts in front of him start talking, and his tone quickened a bit, as if he had a posture to quickly end the chat, "At that time, I checked, took a film, took a blood test, and checked the CT, but nothing was found. result.

Later, I said that I was too nervous to prepare for the exam, and it was a psychological problem. "

While talking, Luo Qi still couldn't help but feel a little disappointed, he glanced at his hands again and said, "But this exam is not only over, I also graduated with a master's degree, but the problem of shaking hands has not disappeared.

Hey, if it weren't for the shaking of my hands, I would definitely choose the unexpected, but now I can only. . . "

Luo Qi's tone was full of regret, but just for a moment, Luo Qi cheered up again, and once again picked up the pen on the table, "But the heart is not bad.

By the way, Dr. Du, you should also quickly remember that Professor Tian is going to speak.

Although I saw that you were brought in by Professor Tian just now, I found that there is still a big difference between the individual lectures and the speeches made by these big guys after the collision of thinking. It is still very helpful for us to memorize more . "

After finishing speaking, Luo Qi once again entered the obedient student mode, ignoring Du Heng next to him, which made Du Heng chuckle.

This is still a top student!

At this time, I heard Dean Tian next to me say, "...Although it has only been two days to receive this kind of treatment, through the examination and the patient's performance, we can already clearly know that this kind of treatment is useful , and the effect is very fast.”

At this time, someone said, "Professor Tian is right. Sometimes when Chinese medicine targets certain diseases, the effect is indeed more useful than our current methods.

However, there are some problems that we cannot ignore, that is, the treatment of Chinese medicine is too unstable. The results of the treatment of the same disease vary widely, which is really a bit of luck. "

After one person finished speaking, another person next to him said, "Professor Lu's situation is actually very understandable, that is, the Chinese medicine doctor who treated him has limited skills.

Moreover, there is a lack of teamwork, and a complete set of summary and induction process has not been formed. Every treatment is rote, which is why Professor Lu said that there are thousands of differences. "

The expert who spoke paused slightly, let himself breathe a sigh of relief, and said, "For example, our department has fully utilized the strengths of Chinese and Western medicine, and has formed a whole set of treatment methods, which have also achieved very good results. I believe everyone will see it.”

As soon as the voice fell, Professor Lu went on to say, "That's right, but I still think that the stability of the curative effect of traditional Chinese medicine is too poor."

Professor Lu looked sincerely at the person who spoke just now and said, "Professor Hu, let's discuss the matter as it stands. I hope you don't get angry when we talk about something that is wrong or inappropriate."

The person known as Professor Hu shook his head and said with a smile, "As long as I don't intentionally distort the facts or attack personally, I won't be angry."

Professor Lu also smiled slightly, but then became serious again, "Then let me just say, Professor Hu, your department is doing well, and the results are exactly as you said, which is obvious to all.

But in the entire development process of your department, Mr. Chen played the most critical role. Even now, Mr. Chen is still an irreplaceable figure.

Remember what happened in your department three years ago when Mr. Chen went home to recuperate due to illness?
In just one year, so many medical accidents were caused due to misuse and misuse of traditional Chinese medicine prescriptions.

This also led to Mr. Chen having to return to work at the age of 80 to stabilize your department work.

That's it, can't explain the problem? "

Professor Hu's face was a little red when he was told, but he couldn't help but argue, "It's because we are not good at learning and not clear about dialectics that caused those things to happen.

But this has nothing to do with whether Chinese medicine can cure diseases, right? "

Professor Lu immediately said, "It's really okay, but it also shows one point, that is, Chinese medicine treats diseases, and the focus is on the doctor who sees the doctor..."

Following the debate between Professor Lu and Professor Hu, Luo Qi, who was serious just now, put down the pen in his hand a little bored.

It never occurred to him that a discussion about cardiovascular disease in modern medicine would cause a quarrel over traditional Chinese medicine.

And Luo Qi, who was bored, suddenly had the thought of chatting at this time, turned his head and glanced at Du Heng quietly, and asked, "Dr. Du, you just said that you are a doctor from the Capital Good Friends Hospital, why did you come to our Yangcheng?" ? Are you ready to change jobs?"

Du Heng was very interested in listening to the discussion of Chinese medicine, but Luo Qi, who was beside him, suddenly talked to him and asked such a question.

Du Heng said with both a smile and a smile, "No, I'm just here on a business trip, and I don't think about changing jobs."

Luo Qi said softly, "Then what's your relationship with Professor Tian?"

Du Heng raised his eyebrows slightly, and asked with great interest, "It's just a work relationship."

Luo Qi tilted his head and glanced at Du Heng, he suddenly felt that Du Heng was a little dishonest besides pretending to be mature.

But Du Heng asked proactively at this time, "Doctor Luo, is your cervical spine not feeling well?"

Luo Qi didn't want to talk to Du Heng at first, but Du Heng asked himself a question suddenly, and he couldn't save face all of a sudden, so he could only reply again, "No, it's pretty good."

Du Heng frowned and said, "Didn't you notice that when you were talking, writing, or even sitting like this, your cervical spine was always tilted to the left?"

Hearing this question, Luo Qi frowned slightly, but still said patiently, "I've been like this since I was a child, and it has nothing to do with the cervical spine."

Luo Qi regretted talking to Du Heng, he didn't expect that this person is not only pretending, but also very annoying, always asking some questions about himself, he is really sick.

Thinking about it, Luo Qi stretched out his hand and pushed his glasses again in annoyance.

Seeing the boy's hand again, a gesture suddenly appeared in Du's mind, which was very similar to the boy's hand posture, that is, the "chicken claw hand" of hemiplegic patients.

But there is still a clear difference between the two.

The chicken claw hands of stroke patients almost maintain a fixed posture, unable to stretch or pinch.

And this Luo Qi's chicken claw hand, just when unfolding, the fingers can't be fully straightened, it looks a bit like it.So what is certain is that Luo Qi is definitely not paralyzed.

But a normal person, can fingers look like this?
With this thought in mind, Du Heng looked at Luo Qi again with a look of scrutiny.

He reflexively believed that the person in front of him was sick.

It's just that he didn't know that Luo Qi in front of him also felt that he was sick.

The problem that Luo Qi discovered was something that Du Heng had never encountered before, which aroused his curiosity and wanted to know more about it.

But at this moment, Dean Tian suddenly spoke, and she interrupted Professor Lu and Professor Hu who were about to quarrel, "Okay, you two, I just said this to let everyone know more about Chinese medicine. It’s not for everyone to quarrel over this matter.”

And the two of them didn't really want to quarrel, they just rushed to talk.Now that someone has set up a ladder, they just took advantage of the situation and went down to the roof.

Professor Tian said with a smile, "I don't know much about Chinese medicine, so I invited experts who understand Chinese medicine to help you re-understand and understand Chinese medicine.

And the person I invited was also the doctor who treated my patient as I said just now. "

After all, Dean Tian turned his head to look at Du Heng beside him, and said with a smile, "This is the one beside me, Dr. Du Heng."

In an instant, everyone's eyes focused on Du Heng.

And in these eyes, there are puzzlement, doubts, and surprises. They don't understand the young man in front of them. He has the qualifications to explain Chinese medicine to them?

Dean Tian didn't keep everyone waiting, pointed at Du Heng and said, "Du Heng, deputy director of Capital Good Friend Hospital, associate professor of Capital College of Traditional Chinese Medicine, member of the expert group of the National Health Care Group..."

Dean Tian read out Du Heng's long list of titles and a series of work achievements without saying a word, and then the eyes of the people in front of him changed immediately.

Although everyone belongs to two systems, the principles are common, so even if some of them have opinions on Chinese medicine, they still understand that this person in front of him is a real bull, and in the field of Chinese medicine, he is qualified to speak to them.