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Seeing that Song Yuan was quite excited as soon as he came up, Song Ming pretended to be deep, coughed, and reminded Song Yuan and Fu Qingyang that there were others.Then he said to Fu Qingyang: "I said, Qingyang, who is this?"

After Song Yuan heard Song Ming's words, he realized that there was a lady standing beside Fu Qingyang.

"Mr. Song, Uncle Song, let me introduce you. This is Sister Xiuzhi. I invite you here to treat Sister Xiuzhi's daughter Qiqi!" Fu Qingyang introduced to Song Ming and Song Yuan.

"Hello, two experts. My name is Li Xiuzhi. I'm from a long way away. I'm sorry to trouble you for a trip!" Li Xiuzhi hurriedly stepped forward after hearing Fu Qingyang's introduction, and said enthusiastically.

Originally, she didn't have much confidence before Song Ming and Song Yuan came, but seeing Song Ming and Song Yuan's good looks, she couldn't help but have a great deal of confidence in them, and she naturally developed a good impression of them.

"So it's Ms. Li. You don't have to be so polite. Since Qing Yang called you Sister Xiuzhi, then we are not outsiders. Don't worry, we will take care of Qiqi's illness." Song Ming said with a smile.

Fu Qingyang looked at Song Ming's virtuous and respected appearance, and felt slanderous in his heart, but he knew that sometimes this old man might not be as serious as Song Yuan.

"Thank you to the two experts, thank you to the two experts!" Li Xiuzhi felt more at ease when she heard Song Ming's words, and thanked her repeatedly.

Fu Qingyang laughed again, not to mention, when he first met Song Ming, he was also deceived by Song Ming's appearance.Until later, there were more opportunities to contact Song Ming.Only then did he discover the true nature of this old man.

"Okay, okay, let's stop chatting here." Fu Qingyang said seeing that both parties were a little cautious.

"That's right. Stop chatting here, stay here first!" Li Xiuzhi said.

Fu Qingyang brought Song, Ming, Song and Yuan to Longhua Hotel.This place is probably the best hotel in Longhua, of course, the price is quite expensive.This time, Li Xiuzhi insisted on paying the bill. Fu Qingyang just transferred 300 million to her, knowing that she was not short of money for the time being, so he let her pay.

Song Ming and Song Yuan did not delay too much.In fact, they were still very concerned about Fu Qingyang's affairs.After arriving at the hotel, the two of them hurriedly took a shower, and under the leadership of Fu Qingyang and Li Xiuzhi, they went to see a doctor for Qiqi.

Li Xiuzhi's home.Song Ming asked Qiqi to lie flat on the bed, took out a pulse diagnosis from her carry-on bag, put it on her wrist, and closed her eyes to feel her pulse.If it is an ordinary western medicine, it cannot examine the patient's body without equipment.But Chinese medicine is different.

Traditional Chinese medicine is a traditional Chinese medicine. It carries the experience and theoretical knowledge of the ancient Chinese people in fighting diseases. It is a medical theory system that was gradually formed and developed through long-term medical practice in ancient times.Traditional Chinese medicine takes yin, yang and five elements as its theoretical basis, and regards the human body as a unity of qi, shape and spirit.Through the method of looking, smelling, asking, and cutting, the four diagnostic methods are combined.Explore the etiology, disease xng, disease location, analyze the pathogenesis and changes in the internal organs, meridians, joints, qi, blood and body fluids, judge the growth and decline of evil, and then get the name of the disease.Summarize the types of syndromes, and use the principles of syndrome differentiation to formulate treatment methods such as "sweating, vomiting, lowering, harmonizing, warming, clearing, tonifying, and eliminating", and use various treatment methods such as traditional Chinese medicine, acupuncture, holding, massage, cupping, qigong, and diet. , so that the human body can achieve the harmony of yin and yang and recover.The positive side of TCM treatment is the hope that it can help restore the balance of yin and yang in the human body, while the negative side is the hope that when it is necessary to use medicine to slow down the deterioration of the disease, it can also take into account the quality of life and life.In addition, the ultimate goal of Chinese medicine is not only to cure diseases, but also to help human beings reach the realm of the four model figures mentioned in the "Huangdi Neijing", that is, real people, perfect people, saints, and sages.

The theory of traditional Chinese medicine believes that human beings are an integral part of nature, composed of two types of substances, yin and yang. The two qi of yin and yang are opposed to each other and interdependent, and are always in motion and change.In a normal physiological state, the two are in a dynamic balance, once this dynamic balance is destroyed, it will appear as a pathological state.However, when treating diseases and correcting the imbalance of yin and yang, it is not an isolated and static way of looking at problems, but a dynamic point of view, that is, emphasizing the "constant movement concept".It believes that man and nature are a unified whole, that is, "the unity of man and nature" and "correspondence between man and nature".The law of human life activities and the occurrence of diseases are closely related to various changes in nature. People's physical characteristics and pathogenesis are also different due to the different natural environments in which people live and the degree of adaptation to the natural environment.Therefore, when diagnosing and treating the same disease, more attention should be paid to adapting measures to time, place, and individual conditions, and it is not stereotyped.It is believed that various tissues and organs of the human body coexist in a unity, and are interconnected and influenced each other no matter in physiology or pathology.Therefore, we never look at a certain physiological or pathological phenomenon in isolation, treat the head for a headache, and treat the foot for a pain, but treat the treatment and prevention of diseases from a holistic perspective, with a special emphasis on the "holistic view".In the Autumn and Warring States period, the theory of traditional Chinese medicine has been basically formed, with the emergence of anatomy and medical sub-disciplines, and the "four diagnosis" has been adopted.During the Western Han Dynasty, yin, yang and five elements began to be used to explain human physiology, and "medical workers", gold needles, copper keys, etc. appeared.Zhang Zhongjing, a famous medical scientist, appeared in the Eastern Han Dynasty. He already knew the "Eight Principles" and summed up the "Eight Principles".Hua Tuo is famous for his proficiency in surgical operations and anesthesia, and he also founded the fitness gym "Wu Qin Xi".Sun Simiao in the Tang Dynasty summed up the theories and experiences of predecessors, collected more than 5000 prescriptions, and used syndrome differentiation for treatment. He was honored as the "King of Medicine" because of his highest medical ethics.After the Tang Dynasty, a large number of Chinese medical theories and works spread to Korea, Fusang, Central Asia, West Asia and other places.During the Song and Song Dynasties, Song Zhengfu established the Hanlin Medical College, with nearly complete branches of medicine, and unified the disorder of acupoints caused by the copying of Chinese acupuncture and moxibustion, and published "Picture Classics".In the Ming Dynasty, Li Shizhen wrote "Compendium of Materia Medica".

Of course, because the essence of Chinese medicine is profound and profound, it is very difficult to master, so there are signs of decline in modern times.Just like the pulse-checking, Western medicine often uses a stethoscope to examine the human body, or with the help of more complicated instruments.In some respects, western medicine is more in line with the needs of the times.Because western medicine is more complicated than traditional Chinese medicine in examination and many aspects.A student who has studied for a period of time can use precision instruments to help people check their bodies.However, Chinese medicine cannot. If a doctor of Chinese medicine wants to detect the disease, it will take a long time of hard practice.It's like cutting the pulse.

Pulse cutting is also called pulse diagnosis, pulse diagnosis, pulse pressing, and pulse holding.It is an original diagnostic method created by the Han nationality. Western medicine has used a stethoscope to see a doctor in modern times, while Chinese medicine has been used to pulse diagnosis for more than 2000 years, that is, pressing the pulse with fingers and diagnosing diseases based on the pulse.Checking the pulse seems simple, as if you can check the cause of the disease with a tap of your fingers, but in fact, it is not so simple.If you want to cut the pulse and stop the disease, you need deep attainments.A set of theoretical system of Chinese medicine is also unique to the world.It is the earliest diagnostic technology created by Huaxia.In ancient times, there were three-part and nine-part diagnosis methods, such as Renying, Cunkou and Fuyang three-part diagnosis methods and Cunkou diagnosis method.A common site for puncture is the radial artery.Later generations mainly used the Cunkou diagnosis method, and divided them into various types based on the location, frequency, xng shape, and situation of the pulses (predecessors had 24 pulses, 27 pulses, 28 pulses, 32 pulses, and 28 pulses, etc.). Diagnose the disease of the body.In ancient times, it cut three parts and nine waiting channels. "Su Wen San Bu Jiu Hou Lun" said: "The upper part of the sky is the artery of the two foreheads; the upper part of the earth is the artery of the cheeks; the upper part of the person is the artery in front of the ear. The middle part of the sky is the yin of the hand; the middle part of the earth is the yang of the hand. Ming Ye; people in the middle, the hand is less yin. The lower part of the sky, the foot is Jue yin; the lower part of the earth, the foot is less yn; Cunkou also has nine levels. The Cunkou pulse has three parts: Cun, Guan and Chi. Each part presses the pulse with floating, medium and sinking (light, medium and heavy) finger forces to cut out the nine levels of pulse. When cutting the Cunkou pulse , the doctor uses his index finger, middle finger, and ring finger to press the patient's Cun, Guan, and Chi. Because the Cun, Guan, and Chi pulses of the left and right hands reflect different visceral states, the left and right The Cun, Guan and Chi channels on both sides should be cut and pressed. The Cun channel in the left hand is for the heart, the Guan channel is for the liver, and the Chi channel is for the kidney. The Cun channel in the right hand is for the lungs, and the Guan channel is for the spleen The chi pulse cuts the kidney. Although the chi pulse on the left and right cuts both kidneys, the functions of the left kidney and the right kidney are different: the left kidney governs detoxification, and the right kidney governs reproduction. The pulse condition reflects the state of viscera. Li Shizhen’s "Binhu Pulse Science" lists [-] kinds of pulse conditions, and here are a few examples. The slippery pulse is like a rolling bead, and pregnant women and people with heavy phlegm and dampness show a slippery pulse. The floating pulse is like floating wood in the water, which is kidney deficiency. Shen pulse Like the sand in the water, the Shen pulse is vigorous and full of energy. The delayed pulse is slow and the body is cold and cool. The pulse is rapid and the body has internal heat. The astringent pulse is sticky and the body has blood stasis.

As a master of traditional Chinese medicine, Song Ming was able to probe into the internal conditions of the human body by feeling the pulse, which is to some extent as mysterious as looking inside.Although Fu Qingyang doesn't know much about Chinese medicine, he has excellent martial arts skills, and his familiarity with the meridians of the body is even far better than that of Song Ming.Coupled with the warrior's sensitive perception ability, he can quite understand the mystery of the pulse.

After Song Ming felt his pulse, he didn't speak, his expression was calm, and asked Song Yuan to feel his pulse too.Song Yuanshen's True Biography of Song and Ming Dynasties, and his attainments in Chinese medicine are also very extraordinary, so naturally there is no problem with feeling the pulse.

"Father, it seems that a kidney transplant is going to be done!" Song Yuan sighed after cutting his pulse, and said with certainty.

"That's right, it's an operation. We'll go to the hospital to contact you tomorrow, and you'll be the one to do the operation!" Song Ming said to Song Yuan.

"Okay!" Song Yuan nodded without hesitation, as he agreed to the matter. (To be continued..)