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Chapter 43 0043 The Differentiation of Poison
Not long after going to work, Huang Su received a call from Agudam.

After hanging up the phone, Huang Su led Na Risong and He Hui straight to the neonatal intensive care unit.

Just in time for Agudam to round the ward with a pediatric doctor, and also saw Dr. Fang who has been haunted.

Agudam enthusiastically said: "Director Huang, you are here too."

Na Risong and He Hui said hello together: "Hello Director Agudamu!"

"That Risong and He Hui are here too!" Seeing that all the doctors who consulted yesterday had arrived, Briggood said, "Since Director Huang and Doctor Fang are here, let's check from the neonatal intensive care unit first. Delayed the appointment time of Director Huang and Dr. Fang."

Walking into the neonatal intensive care unit, Agudamu said: "Look at the patients in the third bed first, Director Huang, you took over the patients yesterday, you should look at them first."

"That day, Risong, He Hui, come over and watch how I check the fingerprints of children."

Putting on medical sterile gloves, Huang Su called Na Risong and He Hui to her side to demonstrate the children's fingerprint pulse diagnosis method.

Gently open the baby's palm, hold the child's index finger with the left hand, and use the right thumb to gently push from the life gate of the child's index finger to the wind gate, repeat several times.

Huang Su explained while demonstrating: "Pay attention to the gentle force of fingers when smoothing fingerprints, and push from fate to wind."

Slowly, a blue-purple meridian clearly appeared on the baby's index finger. It was the same as yesterday's, the fingerprint was blue-purple, and the breath had passed.

Touching the baby's little hand, it felt a little cold.Huang Su frowned slightly, checked the baby's limbs, and found that the baby had cold limbs.

Huang Su asked the nurse who was taking care of her: "After the child took the medicine again today, the palms and soles of the feet are sweating."

The nurse took the bed records and looked through them and said, "I'm sweating. Half an hour after taking the medicine, the baby's palms and soles appeared sweaty."

Since the baby has sweating in the palms of the hands and feet, it proves that the medicine is correct.

Huang Su continued to ask: "Now the child has cold extremities, did it appear after taking the medicine yesterday?"

The nurse replied: "The cold extremities appeared at one o'clock in the morning yesterday."

Huang Su continued to ask: "After taking the medicine, did the child have a stool yesterday and today, and how is the stool?"

The nurse replied: "The baby had trouble defecating this morning, and the stool was black and dry, in the shape of a sheep dung egg."

Listening to the nurse explaining the symptoms, Huang Su can judge that the cold limbs and poor stool are mostly due to the fragile intestinal system of the baby.

"Today, add 2g of Chuanwu, 1g of rhubarb, and 4g of licorice to the original recipe."

Huang Su had just finished talking about the three herbs to be added, before Agudam had any doubts.

Doctor Fang couldn't wait to jump out and questioned: "Doctor Huang, now the children drink the poisonous medicine you prescribed, and all of them have cold limbs and poor stools. You also added Chuanwu, but Chuanwu has died of drinking. , if you put the child to death, can you bear the responsibility?"

Huang Su looked at Dr. Fang with contempt, and asked in a flat tone, "Does Dr. Fang know Chinese medicine?"

As if grasping Huang Su’s sore foot, Dr. Fang said confidently: “Although I don’t know Chinese medicine, I know that centipedes and scorpions are poisonous, and I also know that aconitine in Aconitum aconitum is also highly poisonous. I only found out when I went back. The worm turned out to be a scorpion, how could you use such a poisonous thing on a baby."

Huang Su did not answer Dr. Fang's question about the poisonousness of scorpions, centipedes, and aconite, but said: "Injection of thiopental often leads to persistent unconsciousness, whole body or local muscle tremors, irregular or difficult breathing, and even heart rhythm. Abnormal. There are many cases of death caused by injection of thiopental sodium, and I did not see Dr. Fang yesterday to have the slightest doubt about the use of thiopental sodium."

Yesterday I heard Briggood mention that thiopental sodium has a lot of side effects.

Out of curiosity, Huang Su asked Yan Bing about the side effects of thiopental sodium.

After Yan Bing's explanation, Huang Su knew how serious the side effects of thiopental sodium were, so it was no wonder that Agudam had reservations about using thiopental sodium.

I just said that flavin remembers that it is more serious, and mild ones can cause excitement, hallucinations, swelling of the face, lips or eyelids, skin flushing, itching or rash, abdominal pain, etc., which are normal drug reactions in the eyes of modern medicine.

If it were replaced by traditional Chinese medicine with so many side effects, you would have been expelled. If you still want to practice medicine, you would have been sued in court. Prepare to be imprisoned.

Dr. Fang still confidently said: "There are reports of fatalities in clinical literature, and there is still debate as to why they were fatal. However, thiopental sodium is a specific drug for the treatment of tetanus, and effective symptomatic treatment should be given immediately. The aconite in Chuanwuli Alkali can be detected by definite chemical test, can this be the same!"

Huang Su retorted: "Why is it different? Our Chinese medicine practitioners in Sichuan and Wuzhou have been using it for thousands of years. Don't we have a way to eliminate toxins? A few cases of death due to improper cooking have been bitten and criticized by you." Traditional Chinese medicine. Chuanwu is a good medicine for dispelling wind and heat. Is it wrong for me to add this medicine to treat children with cold limbs? Rhubarb has the effect of diarrhea and laxative. Is it wrong for me to use it to improve constipation in children? Know Why should I add more licorice, because licorice is the traditional Chinese medicine for neutralizing Chuanwu. And if you take the medicine to death, you can cover up everything with just a light and controversial sentence."

This double standard is really slippery.

Dr. Fang was rendered speechless by the refutation, and his face instantly turned black and red like yesterday.

Agudam came out to smooth things over again and said, "Doctor Fang, you and I don't understand traditional Chinese medicine. Now that the child has been handed over to Director Huang for treatment, let's stop making suspicions."

This time, Agudam seemed to be smoothing things over, and both inside and outside of his words were meant to accuse Dr. Fang, but because he was not under his own management, it was inconvenient to speak too seriously, after all, he was invited by himself for consultation.

Huang Su handed the newly written prescription to the nurse.

In the process of practicing medicine for more than 2000 years, Chinese medicine has summed up a set of processing and decocting methods for toxic traditional Chinese medicine.

Taking Chuanwu as an example, there are two ways to reduce toxicity through decoction and herbal neutralization.

The way to decoct to reduce toxins is to pour cold water into the clay pot, boil the water with strong fire until it boils and then start timing. If necessary, add hot water and taste it after frying for two hours. If you feel tongue numbness, you should continue to cook and taste it every 15 minutes until there is no numbness in the mouth.

For neutralization of herbs, licorice, dried ginger, mung beans, etc. can be selected according to the syndrome of the patient.

Traditional Chinese medicine has been developed for more than 2000 years. It has strict processing techniques for toxic medicinal materials, neutralization of medicinal materials, and decoction methods to eliminate or minimize the toxicity of drugs.

A certain group has been selectively amnesiac, only mentioning the poisonous ingredients of the drug, but selectively blind to the side effects of Western medicine. This kind of double standard is even more slippery than that of the beautiful country.

According to the theory of traditional Chinese medicine, all western medicines are poisons.

In the "Huangdi Neijing", drugs are divided into major poisons, normal poisons, minor poisons, and non-toxic.

"Suwen Wuchang Zhengdalun" also requires that when treating diseases, "to treat diseases with large poisons, remove six out of ten; to treat diseases with constant poisons, remove seven out of ten; to treat diseases with small poisons, remove eight out of ten; , out of ten to nine."

It means that if you use a poisonous medicine, six-tenths of the disease will go away, so you should not take it again. I am afraid that the disease in the body will become weaker, unable to counteract the poison of the poisonous medicine, and the good medicine for curing the disease will become a poison. , and at this time, use diet therapy to eliminate the remaining symptoms.

The concept of "poison" in traditional Chinese medicine is relatively broad and ambiguous, which is different from the toxicity referred to in modern pharmacology.

In traditional Chinese medicine, the effect and toxicity of drugs are essentially determined by the regulation of the human body by the action of the drug. If the drug exceeds the necessary limit of the human body, it will be toxic and cause harm to the human body.

For example, if you have a cold in your body, you need to use hot medicine to neutralize it. When the cold in your body has been eliminated, if you continue to take hot medicine, then the medicine will produce heat poison in your body, and this medicine will start from the healing effect. Good medicine becomes poison.

Western medicine has various side effects in the process of treating patients. Patients who have received long-term treatment in Western medicine internal medicine should have a deep understanding. Treat this pathological change with other drugs, and finally fall into the situation of infinite nesting dolls endless cycle.

However, the right to speak in the medical field is in the hands of Western medicine, and the medicines that leave the factory must be marked with adverse reactions.But Chinese medicine really has no adverse reactions, so you can’t write something wrong. What adverse reactions you will have after taking this medicine? It has become a reason for criticism.

Huang Su still ignored Dr. Fang, who had a black face, and led Na Risong and He Hui out of the ward.

(End of this chapter)