Siheyuan: Sign in at the beginning and have full medical skills

Chapter 84 Signing in to the Pigeon Market
After taking Daqinglong Decoction, the patient's body gradually warmed up and he began to sweat on his forehead.

The chills and coughing have also subsided a lot.

Han Weimin asked the family members to put the patient on a treatment bed in the clinic.

Allow the patient to take a short break.

An hour later, the patient was covered in sweat.

The whole person's mental state has also improved a lot.

The family member touched the patient's forehead and found that it was already cold.

Apparently, the fever has gone away.

The family members were pleasantly surprised.

"Dr. Han, you are really amazing."

"Other doctors didn't dare to take over, but you got rid of the fever with just one dose of medicine."

At this moment, even the patient himself was much more awake. He opened his dry mouth and forced a smile to Han Weimin: "Thank you, doctor."

After another half an hour, not only did the patient's high fever subside, but his cough also almost subsided.

But the sweat on the patient's body was as if he had taken a shower, and even his clothes were soaked.

The family members started to panic.

"Doctor, what's going on with my brother?"

"Yes, doctor, why does he sweat so much?"

Han Weimin smiled and motioned to Fan Binbin to bring over the bowl of ginseng soup.

"Let the patient drink all the soup."

Fan Binbin suddenly woke up at this moment.

"Ginseng has the effect of replenishing vitality, nourishing yin and reducing sweating."

"No wonder you asked me to fry a ginseng stick."

Han Weimin smiled and said: "Zhong Jingyun: If the patient has body heat after sweating, loss of blood, and slow pulse, and if the patient has diarrhea and has cold body, weak pulse, and blood deficiency, add ginseng."

"After sweating profusely, your vitality will be damaged. It is best to use Dushen Decoction to calm your vitality."

Han Weimin also knew that with the advent of infusion technology in later generations, it would actually be possible if the yin fluid could be replenished through infusion after heavy sweating.

But it’s only the early days of the founding of the People’s Republic of China, and plastics haven’t even been introduced yet.

Not to mention infusion.

After Fan Binbin gave the patient Dushen Decoction, the patient's breathing became much calmer.

Sweating becomes less and less.

After another half hour, the sweat on the patient's body had dried completely.

At this time, the patient was already able to walk and was chatting with his family members. It was obvious that he was almost recovered.

"Dr. Han, thank you so much."

"Just now, I felt like I was really on the verge of death."

"Nearly died."

Han Weimin said with a smile: "I don't dare to act like a fool anymore."

“Winter swimming is not for everyone.”

"You have to do it step by step and take your time."

The patient nodded sheepishly and said with a smile: "Doctor, now I remember."

After sending the patient away, the clinic became clean again.

Soon.

Dean Chu brought several doctors to Han Weimin's clinic.

"Xiao Han, is the patient with lobar pneumonia just now okay?"

Chu Huai asked in surprise.

Han Weimin nodded: "Yes, it will take less than two hours in total."

After hearing this, several doctors suddenly took a breath.

"Two hours?"

Chu Huai said: "Xiao Han, what recipe did you use? Can you let me see it?"

Han Weimin didn't hide it, and decisively handed over the recipe on the table.

This is a copy printed on blue paper.

The original has been handed over to the pharmacy.

Chu Huai picked up the prescription and read it attentively.

Several doctors nearby also gathered around to watch.

"45 grams of ephedra?"

"Oh my god? Did you use the dosage of the original prescription in "Treatise on Febrile Diseases"?" Han Weimin nodded and said, "Yes, if you don't use the classic prescription at the full dosage of the original prescription, then it is just in name only and cannot be used at all. To the effect of Jingfang.”

According to statistics from later Chinese medicine scholars, in the Han Dynasty when Zhang Zhongjing lived, one tael was 15.6 grams today.

One penny in the Han Dynasty was equivalent to about 3.4 grams in modern times.

The original prescription of "Treatise on Febrile Diseases" records: [-] liang of ephedra (removed from the joints), [-] liang of cinnamon twigs (peeled), [-] liang of licorice (broiled), [-] almonds (peeled tips), [-] liang of ginger (cut), and jujubes Ten pieces (chopped), the plaster is as big as a chicken (broken).

Converted according to this dosage, six ounces of ephedra is a full 93.6 grams.

In modern times, absolutely no one would dare to use this dosage.

It is recorded in ancient prescriptions that the cup will heal and the effect will not last, which is based on the dose.

If more than 90 grams of ephedra are used, any cold evil in the patient's body will be wiped out in a short time.

But ephedra has the effect of relieving symptoms and causing sweating.

Once such a large amount of ephedra is taken, the patient may directly collapse and die.

Even Han Weimin only used half of the prescription.

After sweating, you also need to rely on a large dose of ginseng to remove the phlegm and replenish your vitality.

A doctor looked at Han Weimin and said, "The patient is sweating profusely and endlessly. How do you deal with it?"

After hearing this, several doctors pricked up their ears and looked at Han Weimin with burning eyes.

This is the crux of the matter.

"Treatise on Febrile Diseases" records that after taking Daqinglong Decoction, it feels like sweating.

Just sweating a little bit.

If you sweat a lot, treat it with warm powder.

Just sprinkle hot flour on your body to block the sweat glands.

Obviously, this method is not recognized by modern people.

Too funny.

This is also the reason why Da Qing Long Tang can only be taken once.

If you take it once and the high fever has not subsided, you cannot use it again.

You can only use other methods of treatment.

Han Weimin said: "I just use ginseng soup to remove the phlegm."

"Ginseng is slightly cold. It not only replenishes vitality but also reduces sweat."

When Chu Huai and other doctors heard this, they all felt enlightened.

"Hey, he actually uses ginseng!"

"This is the first time I've heard of using ginseng for lobar pneumonia."

"Yes, but I have to say, this method is wonderfully tight."

"Hahaha, Doctor Han is really smart."

Everyone who suddenly realized this started complimenting Han Weimin continuously.

Chu Huai was filled with emotion, thinking that the person recommended by the master is really great.

If the hospital wants to promote a vice president in the future, it might consider letting Xiao Han be qualified.

After clearing up their doubts, everyone couldn't help but return to their respective clinics with a sigh.

In the afternoon, Han Weimin fished again and rode directly to the pigeon market.

First he wanted to buy a better fishing rod.

With this thing and my own fishing skills, I can always have fish soup at home.

In addition, he also wanted to see if there were any beehives suitable for beekeeping.

Now he has also acquired the skills of a master beekeeper and can also use them.

Or use it to make honey, or drive bees, or use it to defeat the enemy. Thinking about it makes you feel that your life is promising.

"Ding, the host signed in to the Chaoyang Pigeon Market and got 200 kilograms of mutton."

The corners of Han Weimin's mouth rose, very happy.

200 kilograms of mutton is enough for him and Qin Huairu to eat for a year.

Now Qin Huairu and she both have to go to work, and he has more freedom.

So he often goes home early and puts some ingredients in the system at home, saying that he bought them himself.

On the one hand, it can deceive people, and on the other hand, it can improve people's lives. It is simply the best of both worlds.

Entering Chaoyang Pigeon Market, Han Weimin couldn't help but frown.

This is a narrow, shabby alley.

There were many sneaky middle-aged and elderly people in tattered gowns standing on both sides, each of them looking at Han Weimin with wary eyes.

(PS: The medicinal prescriptions in the novel should not be used indiscriminately, as they are all unscientific)
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