Reborn In the 1960s, starting from Chinese medicine

Chapter 162 Questions
The day after the report was handed over to Director Liang, Li Chu was called over by Vice President Zhang.

"Xiao Li, sit down quickly and drink water by yourself."

"Dean Zhang, why did you come here today..." Li Chu asked after sitting down.

"I read the report you handed in to Director Liang yesterday, and I need to ask you for clarification on some issues."

Li Chu was a little puzzled. He remembered that Director Liang said that he was going to submit the report to the Medical Association of Forty-Nine City. How could he come to the hospital leader.

As if seeing his question, Dean Zhang explained with a smile: "It seems that Director Liang didn't say that the committee changed at the beginning of the year, and I am now one of the chairpersons."

"I'm not a member of the committee, so I don't know about it. Congratulations, leader." Li Chu explained.

Dean Zhang waved his hand: "It's all for members, you should be a member now, right?"

"I am a member of the Chinese Medicine Branch."

Nodded, Dean Zhang didn't continue this topic, but took out the report written by Li Chu.

It can be seen that Dean Zhang has read the report seriously, and he has marked many places on it with a pencil.

Pointing to the top part of the report: "Xiao Li, you have divided the causes of kidney failure into three types. For the first type of primary kidney disease, you only wrote nephritis. Will there be other kidney diseases that cause kidney failure? ?”

"Leader, you are right. There must be other kidney diseases, and kidney failure is caused by untimely treatment. But the problem is that I don't understand. I can only learn too much through self-study."

Only then did Dean Zhang realize that the person sitting across from him was a Chinese medicine doctor, and he thought it was absurd for him to discuss western medicine with a Chinese medicine doctor.

Throwing the pen in his hand on the table, pinching the bridge of his nose, he said helplessly: "What kind of freak are you, kid? I heard from Director Chen that you can understand the data on the laboratory report now?"

"Some of them can understand, and some need to look up books." Li Chu said modestly.

Dean Zhang felt even more headache, how could this guy be a Chinese medicine doctor?

Aren't Chinese medicine doctors very conservative? He remembered that the old doctors in the Chinese medicine department looked down upon Western medicine.

Not to mention that Li Chu still has a teacher, shouldn't he respect his teacher more, how could he be so deviant.

If you are a Chinese medicine practitioner doing research on Western medicine, you don’t need to say anything, the key is that you have also researched something.

This makes them return from studying abroad, how do self-proclaimed elites live?
Dean Zhang really doesn't want to talk now, and he doesn't even want to see Li Chu.

This made him feel that all the books he had read for so many years were wasted.

He didn't know that Li Chu was bombed by the Internet in his later life, even if he didn't do this in his last life, he could still see a little on the Internet every day.

Even if you don’t understand it anymore, you can still remember some after reading too much.

Part of the research report he wrote this time was based on the judgment of later generations on uremia.

Of course, he is also supported by data, and he didn't come out of random nonsense.

"Okay, Li, you go back first, I will organize the expert committee members of the Medical Association to study your report carefully."

Leaving Dean Zhang's office, Li Chu hummed a little song.

If Ding Qiunan was in front of him, he would definitely know that he was in a good mood now.

He was really in a good mood for this meeting. He really didn't know the content of that report, but there was still a part that he didn't write on purpose.

He can be considered a genius, but not a monster.

If he writes too much, those experts will have no sense of participation, and then those experts will come to find him.

He only needs to engrave his name on the starting point of this path. Does it matter who gets to the end point first?It may be important to others.

Without going back to the consultation room, Li Chu went directly to the Chinese pharmacy to see his wife.

Ding Qiunan is very busy at the moment, she is the only one today, and the other two pharmacists have to ask for leave.

Usually, one person at the Chinese pharmacy can handle it completely. Who knew that so many people came to get the medicine today. She came to work early in the morning and was so busy that it was almost eleven o'clock. She didn't even have time to drink saliva.

Director Yang of the pharmacy is also helping here.

But Director Yang didn't do this after all, he moved very slowly, and some prescriptions were written by doctors with flamboyant words, which he didn't know at all, so he had to ask Ding Qiunan.

Li Chu came over and saw more than [-] people queuing up to get the medicine, and he was a little puzzled. When did the Chinese pharmacy get so busy, I didn't hear from his wife.

He directly opened the door and walked into the pharmacy to help his wife.

Hearing the door was opened, Ding Qiunan glanced back: "Li Chu, why are you here?"

"I didn't have anything to turn around. Why are there so many people grabbing the medicine? Even Director Yang did it himself."

"Oh, Dr. Li, you came just in time. Hurry up and help your wife. Who knows that there are so many people today, and I can't understand so many prescriptions. It just adds to the chaos."

Seeing Li Chu coming to help, both Ding Qiunan and Director Yang breathed a sigh of relief.

Li Chu didn't say anything else, took the prescription from Director Yang and got busy.

With Li Chu's help, the number of people queuing outside quickly decreased.

He took another prescription from the window, and was just about to grab the medicine when he was stunned for a moment, then carefully looked at the prescription in his hand.

Then he looked up and saw that the person who handed him the prescription was a woman in her twenties.

The prescription in his hand is supposed to help the patient pass the stool, but the dosage of the light powder of the blind medicine in it is too large.

Under normal circumstances, the light powder can be taken orally at most 0.1 to 0.2 grams. Any more will cause mercury poisoning and damage the nervous system and gastrointestinal system of the human body.This prescription actually opened 2 grams.

Moreover, the light powder cannot be boiled in water. If it is boiled in water, no matter how many grams it has, it will poison people, and this prescription does not indicate it.

Li Chu raised the prescription in Yang's hand and asked the woman at the window: "Comrade, who wrote this prescription for you?"

The woman outside was taken aback by his question before she said: "It's a prescription given by a neighbor of my family, who said it worked..." The woman blushed a little at this point, and she didn't have the nerve to continue talking.

"Who was it prescribed for? It shouldn't be you, right?" The woman's face didn't look like she was constipated.

At this time, Director Yang and Ding Qiunan both came over. Li Chuke hadn't said anything for a long time just now, so there should be something wrong with asking this prescription now.

"It's for my mother-in-law, doctor, what's the problem? Our neighbor said that's what he ate."

"Did he tell you how to eat this recipe?" Li Chu didn't answer her question but continued to ask.

"How to eat? Of course it is boiled and drunk. I said doctor, can you hurry up, I have to go back to cook."

(End of this chapter)