Nongmen doctor Xiangjiaojiao daughter-in-law

Chapter 464 Miss Wen, what do you want?

"Uncle Arong, go inside and lie on your stomach first, and I will treat you. If you are not cured in two months, I will bear all the treatment expenses in the future." Wen Dongnuan said.

"How can this be done?" Uncle Arong refused without thinking.

"Don't worry, I will definitely cure you." Wen Dongnuan smiled.

Uncle Arong hesitated for a moment, and went into the house with the drug apprentice and lay down first.

"Please prepare an oil lamp." Wen Dongnuan ordered.

"Miss Wen, what do you want?" Dr. Wu asked suspiciously.

"Aren't you going to learn acupuncture? Uncle Arong's old cold legs can be treated by acupuncture." Wen Dongnuan said, "Come in with me."

Several people looked at each other in blank dismay, and hurriedly followed.

"Uncle Arong, take off your socks and roll up your trouser legs to your knees." Wen Dongnuan took out a silver needle bag while talking.

As early as when he talked with Sun Yu about letting the doctor come to Changqing Village for consultation, Wen Dongnuan gave Sun Yu the silver needle he had in hand, and asked him to order someone to go to the iron shop to make the silver needle in advance. At this time, Doctor Wu, Wang Dr. Cheng and Dr. Wang Hao have a pair of silver needles for each of them, but they don't know how to use them yet.

"The silver needles must be sterilized over fire before the needles are administered. Disinfection is..."

She is usually used to disinfecting with Lingquan water, but if Dr. Wu and the others follow suit, naturally there is no Lingquan to disinfect them, so they can only use fire to disinfect.

"These types of silver needles are called filiform needles, lifting needles, and intradermal needles..." Wen Dongnuan took out the silver needles for disinfection, and began to explain to Dr. Wu and the others, "We often use filiform needles. The tool penetrates into the patient's body at a certain angle, and uses acupuncture techniques such as twisting and lifting to stimulate specific parts of the human body to achieve the purpose of treating diseases. This specific non-action is the acupuncture point..."

"The Yellow Emperor's Internal Classic" said: "The kidney comes from a spring, and the heart of the spring is also the heart of the foot." ', the Yongquan point is located on the sole of the human foot, about the first third of the line connecting the head of the second and third toe creases in the depression on the front of the foot and the heel, which is probably this position. "Wen Dongnuan pressed the position of Uncle Arong's Yongquan acupoint, and then slowly inserted the sterilized silver needle.

"It's not bleeding?" Dr. Wu said in surprise.

"Find the right acupoints, apply the needle with the right force and speed, and you will not bleed. However, some people have sensitive pain nerves, which means they are easier to perceive pain, so they may feel pain, but most people will only feel a little numbness." Wen Dongnuan explained.

"It really doesn't hurt." Uncle Arong also said at this time.

"There is a Weizhong acupoint in the knee fossa..." Wen Dongnuan continued to introduce while doing acupuncture.

After all the needles have been pricked, "It takes two quarters of an hour before the needles can be taken out. Generally, the needles are taken out as they are given."

"Miss Wen, can he be treated with this method?" Dr. Wu asked again.

"Basically, it can be used universally, but it must be confirmed that other people's bodies do not have other diseases, such as heart disease, liver and kidney problems, and some diseases are not suitable for acupuncture and moxibustion."

"If this is the case, then this acupuncture technique is really difficult to learn."

"Our Chinese medicine is more about experience. These are all the acupuncture points on the human body. You have memorized them in the past few days. Except for the few acupuncture points I have marked individually, you can try each other on each other." Wen Dongnuan Handed the acupoint map drawn in advance to Dr. Wu and said.

(End of this chapter)