Of course, this is just Li Quan's personal speculation.

After all, the medical skills of the ancients often seemed clumsy, but in fact there was great wisdom and foolish wisdom in them. It is often able to turn decay into magic.

Modern anesthesia technology, whether it is inhalation, or intramuscular injection, subcutaneous injection, intravenous injection, etc., has been very mature at the technical level.

But at the end of the day, it has only one use, and that is to make people lose their sense of pain.

At the same time, any modern anesthesiology technique has risks and certain negative effects.

It's just that this negative effect belongs to the kind that is relatively harmless to the human body. It can recover on its own after a period of time.

What did ancient anesthesia look like, and what it did, no one knows.

Perhaps the conditions in ancient times were simple, and the anesthesia of the ancients not only made people feel no pain and lethargy, but also had the effect of stopping bleeding and preventing infection.

At least judging from the special treatment of children's diseases and pulse diagnosis that Li Quan learned, the medical skills of the ancients were not as unbearable as the world thought. It can even be said that the concept is ahead of modern medicine for many years.

For example, pulse diagnosis can diagnose incurable diseases that cannot be detected by modern high-tech instruments.

The words are far away, what Li Quan wants to learn most now is "Five Fowl Tricks".

Because Sophie needs it now.

Qian Yi's special treatment for children's blood disease also specifically mentions the five poultry plays, indicating that there must be its advantages.

Otherwise, how can it be compared to the Taoist method of tuna guidance?

Walk briskly to the TCM Research Office, which is very deserted. To put it bluntly, it's just a signboard. At present, there are only three people in this department, including Professor Liu, Professor Tang, and Li Quan.

The two professors are just names.

Li Quan is the only one who really engages in the research of traditional Chinese medicine.

Again, hospitals are not charities. Even if the prospect is extremely bright, before the results are made, it is a dream to let the hospital invest a large amount of money and use a lot of manpower and material resources to engage in traditional Chinese medicine research.

The current research department of traditional Chinese medicine is actually quite difficult.

When Li Quan makes achievements, it will slowly become lively at that time.

He took the book of Hua Tuo's "Pillow Moxibustion and Thorn Sutra" and continued to go back to the ward to accompany Sophie. These days, he and Sophie's mother still have a clear division of labor, taking turns to accompany Sophie.

Don't take it lightly.

At this moment, Sophie had fallen asleep, and Li Quan sat on the edge of the bed, opening the "Moxibustion and Thorn Sutra in the Pillow" to read.

This medical book is about acupuncture.

"The male is nine points long, the female is six points, or two inches and four minutes below the umbilicus, or in the heart of the Jinque in the palace, or between the eyebrows, but one inch is the Ming Hall, two inches is the cave room, and the three inches are the upper dantian......"

When others see these contents, they will definitely feel a headache.

Li Quan's acupuncture and moxibustion skills have been promoted to the master realm, and looking at these obscure words, he can easily understand them.

It's actually just some of the acupuncture points that pierce the needle.

He knew very well which acupuncture point was in which part of the human body and how deep the needle needed to achieve the effect.

Since it is not difficult to read, the only thing he needs to think about is the acupuncture medical theory in the book and the intention of applying acupuncture.

To treat the same disease, Hua Tuo mentioned two, or even three, methods of administering needles.

Medications are also different.

But they all end up with the same effect and can bring the patient back to normal.

However, in the course of treatment, the length of recovery time varies depending on the method. For example, with the same chest tightness, Hua Tuo proposed two different acupuncture schemes for AB.

Theoretically, both methods can cure the patient.

Method A is all about stability. The whole needle insertion process is safe and the treatment process is very slow. And it takes multiple treatments to cure.

Method B is a shortcut, which can cure the disease quickly, and it only takes one or two treatments to cure. However, the risk of method B is very high, and if you are not careful, you may be able to kill and disable people.

Hua Tuo's acupuncture ideas gave Li Quan a lot of inspiration.

He gradually immersed himself in the book.

Before I knew it, I had read more than a dozen pages.

"If it is a needle, it is only one or two places, and the needle says, 'When you lead a certain number, if you come, the speaker speaks', and the patient says, 'It has arrived', 'You should pull out the needle, and the disease is also bad......"

This passage, after reading it for the first time, Li Quan felt that it was a little different from the content of the dozen or so pages he had read before.

It's like the first twelve are all beautiful women with beautiful faces and good figures. When I saw the thirteenth, it was beautiful, but I always felt that something was wrong.

What's wrong?

On closer inspection, it turns out that the first twelve are all natural beauties, and only the thirteenth is made of plastic surgery.

Lost in nature, it looks a little more artificially carved stiffness.

The content of the thirteenth page that Li Quan is reading now is very similar to the beauty who came out of plastic surgery. I always feel that I have lost my original flavor and is not harmonious.

"No, this thirteenth page should not be written by Hua Tuo. It is likely that it was added by later generations. But compared to the previous content, it seems to come from the same origin. The content of this thirteenth page is more like what Hua Tuo's students wrote after learning Hua Tuo's medical treatment. ”

Li Quan read it carefully, and this speculation popped up in his mind.

This speculation had just popped up, and his eyes flashed.

A line of photoglyphs appeared that was familiar and exciting to him.

[You successfully discovered the flaws of the book "Moxibustion and Thorn Sutra in the Pillow", and gained Hua Tuo's favorability +10.] Gain Fan A's opinion +10.】

Li Quan was stunned all of a sudden.

I even forgot the excitement and joy.

Because he has read the books of ancient famous doctors for so long, the number of times he has gained favorability is not small. But there has never been such a thing as now, and I have won the favorability of two people at once.

The way to gain favorability this time made Li Quan even more dumbfounded.

It was found that the thirteenth page of the book was different from the previous twelve. But when I read it, I feel that it has some connection with the medical skills on the previous twelve pages. As a result, he was rewarded with favorability.

First of all, it is certain that his guess was correct.

Otherwise, it is impossible to gain opinion.

Who is this Fan A?

Li Quan's eyes condensed into a point, and the information about Fan A that he had read appeared in his mind.

Fan A (164-272 AD), a native of Pengcheng. Fan A once studied medicine with Hua Tuo, was good at acupuncture and had the courage to explore, "Three Kingdoms" said that the general Chinese medicine in the patient's chest and back with acupuncture treatment, only dare to pierce no more than 4 points, but Fan A dared to pierce a few inches, and the needle to the disease.

This person is a disciple of Hua Tuo, and he is quite famous for his medical skills in acupuncture.

Even Huangfu Mi, who is respected as the originator of acupuncture and moxibustion by later generations, is very likely to be taught by Fan A, and finally achieve such high achievements in the field of acupuncture.

Speaking of which, there is another story.

Hua Tuo offended Cao Cao and was later beheaded and killed, which everyone knows. There is a story and legend that Hua Tuo wrote down all the things he had learned in his life before he died, and compiled it into a book called "The Green Capsule Sutra".

In order not to lose the medical book, he secretly handed it over to the jailer while in prison.

Some say that the jailers are afraid of being implicated and refuse to accept it. Hua Tuo was angry and threw this precious medical book into the brazier and burned it.

Just thinking about it, I don't think this statement is credible.

Hua Tuo was locked up in prison, where did he get the brazier? Cao Cao hated him so much that he would kindly make a fire to keep Hua Tuo warm in prison? It feels ridiculous to think about it.

Therefore, this argument is not credible.