I can talk to my internal organs

Chapter 331 Epilepsy
After Lu Jiu announced various matters, various departments also began to actively prepare.

At this point, Lu Jiu basically doesn’t need to be too involved.

As the dean, he only needs to formulate strategies, tactics and practical operations, and naturally there will be dedicated people to handle it.

Now, he has finally returned to his normal state as a doctor and can go into the outpatient room to see a doctor.

Lu Jiu still prefers treatment to management.

Returning to the complex disease department again, many patients finally saw Lu Jiu.

After not seeing each other for many days, they missed Lu Jiu very much.

"Doctor Lu, you are finally back!"

"Dr. Lu, I thought you stopped treating patients."

"Dr. Lu, after you leave, I don't know who to look for for medical treatment."

"Doctor Lu..."

Many patients saw Lu Jiu appearing in the clinic and hurried in.

Most of these people had received medical treatment from Lu Jiu. When Lu Jiu left last week, he called them one by one to inform them.

However, because the notice was relatively brief, many patients did not know it in detail. After a week, they came to the hospital immediately.

Seeing Lu Jiu appear at this moment, everyone was particularly happy.

"Hahaha, how could I not see a doctor? Everyone has to queue up for follow-up consultations. I will sit in the clinic first and chat at any time." Lu Jiu said with a smile.

Upon hearing this, everyone began to restore order.

Lu Jiu immediately began to check the pulses of many patients.

The patients who come to him for treatment basically have diseases that are very difficult to cure.

Therefore, the time limit for treatment is also very long.

However, as treatment progresses, many patients change their prescriptions from once a week to once a month.

Because most patients respond most strongly when they receive treatment in the early stages.

The combination of traditional Chinese medicine can quickly relieve some of the patient's symptoms.

For example, Rao He’s lung cancer.

In the beginning, the prescriptions were frequently changed, but Lu Jiu also helped her regain her stomach qi in the shortest time and also solved her pain problem.

The reason why cancer patients cannot persevere is because they are tortured by the disease all the time after getting cancer.

Either the whole body aches, or the body is too upset to sleep, or the whole body feels hot but the limbs are cold.

Frequent changes in prescriptions in the early stage can quickly alleviate these symptoms.

After the patient's condition stabilizes, one prescription can be taken for a long time.

If Lu Jiu hadn't given Rao He acupuncture treatment from time to time, communicating with the five internal organs to clear her lungs, Rao He could have returned to Xishaan, and when the prescription needed to be changed, he would have come back for a follow-up visit to get a few months' worth of prescriptions. Medicine will do.

After half a day, Lu Jiu had reviewed all the patients.

When it was time to eat, Lu Jiu walked out of the outpatient clinic and headed to the medicated diet department.

Along the way, we naturally have to pass through the acupuncture department.

In the department, Grado was undergoing treatment, and the young doctors in the hospital formed a circle inside and outside. Everyone listened carefully with notes in hand, and their attitude was particularly serious.

"Five Elements Acupuncture emphasizes Qi rather than technique. When performing acupuncture, you must pay attention to the sense of Qi..." "The acupoint selection technique must not be too rigid. If the patient currently has lung disease, then we must not select acupoints on the lung meridian. …”

"To learn this acupuncture method, you must have a very thorough understanding of Yin Yang and the Five Elements, so that you can use it flexibly..."

"..."

Grado teaches very seriously.

Lu Jiu told her before she came that if she wanted to truly understand the system model of their hospital, she had to experience for herself what it was like to be a doctor here.

If you just treat yourself as a bystander and listen to what others say about something like the institutional model, you will never be able to see the inner truth.

Ever since, after some deception from Lu Jiu, Grado willingly became a member of Lu Jiu Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital temporarily.

Seeing that all the hospital's plans were going smoothly, Lu Jiu felt very comfortable.

After simply eating something in the medicated diet department, Lu Jiu continued back to the clinic.

At this moment, a couple came to the complex disease department with their children in their arms.

The moment they saw Lu Jiu, they hurriedly shouted, "Doctor Lu, Director Xie asked us to come find you. Please check on my son quickly. He just had another epileptic seizure."

epilepsy?

"Don't worry, have you taken the medicine?" Lu Jiu asked.

The child's father nodded and said, "I've eaten."

Lu Jiu then looked at the child.

In fact, epilepsy is called epilepsy syndrome in Chinese medicine. During the attack, the person will be in a trance, or even suddenly fall down, unconscious, drooling at the mouth, looking up, twitching the limbs, or making strange screams, and then wake up after a while. Like normal people.

There are auras such as dizziness and chest tightness before the attack, and symptoms such as fatigue and fatigue are common after the attack.

During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, this disease was first called "top disease" and was a "fetal disease".

"Huangdi Neijing" Su Wen·Qi Disease Theory mentioned: "People are born with epilepsy. The disease is called fetal disease. When this disease is in the mother's womb, the mother is frightened, the qi rises but not falls, and the semen The Qi coexists, so the child develops epilepsy."

Lingshu · Epilepsy also explains: “When epilepsy begins, stiffness occurs first, resulting in spinal pain.”

Basically, ancient books associate this disease with congenital factors, and point out the clinical manifestations of muscle stiffness and then back pain during the onset of epilepsy.

This is similar to what Western medicine now calls epilepsy a genetic disease.

However, as ancient Chinese medicine's understanding of epilepsy deepened, the disease later became more clearly classified.

For example, Chao Yuanfang's "Treatise on the Causes and Symptoms of Epilepsy" says, "The symptoms of epilepsy include shaking of the eyes and mouth, or scabies on the hands and feet, stiffness of the back, or reflexed neck." This is what the symptoms are. Epilepsy is divided into rheumatoid arthritis, convulsive epilepsy, food epilepsy, etc. based on different causes.

Lu Jiu once saw video information in class. When patients with epilepsy develop seizures, they are exactly as recorded in ancient books.

Many modern papers also conduct quite in-depth research on epilepsy.

However, in Lu Jiu's view, the research points of these papers still do not break out of the framework summarized by the ancients.

"When did this disease begin?" Lu Jiu asked.

The child's father said, "He was about seven years old. We were both at work at the time, and his grandfather went to pick him up from school. As soon as he left school, he suddenly fell to the ground. His grandfather sent him to the hospital. He was diagnosed with epilepsy upon examination. But the doctor said he just has benign epilepsy, which is well controlled by taking medicine, and he may only have one or two seizures in his life."

"It is true that he did not faint after that, but after a few years, his emotions became more and more out of control. Whenever he was unhappy about something, he would lose his temper at home, yell and do his homework. He's always moving around in his seat, no matter what he says, he can't do it."

"Sometimes he would be in a daze for no reason, as if he couldn't hear me when I called him. Then at the beginning of this year, he suddenly fell to the ground and started twitching. His whole body was so stiff that he couldn't move it..."

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(End of this chapter)