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

At this point, there is basically no need for Lu Jiu to be too involved.

He is the dean, and he only needs to formulate the strategic, tactical and practical aspects, and naturally there are special people to deal with it.

Now, he can finally return to a normal doctor's state and be able to go into the outpatient room to see a doctor.

Compared with management, Lu Jiu still prefers to treat diseases.

Returning to the Department of Incurable Diseases again, many patients finally saw Lu Jiu's figure.

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

"Doctor Lu, you're back!"

"Doctor Lu, I thought you weren't seeing a doctor."

"Doctor Lu, after you leave, I don't even know who to go to."

"Dr. Lu......"

Many patients saw Lu Jiu appear in the outpatient room, and they also hurriedly walked in.

Most of these people had seen a doctor at Lu Jiu's place, and when Lu Jiu left last week, he also called them one by one to inform them.

However, due to the short notice, many patients do not know so much about it, and after a week's wait, they immediately come to the hospital.

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

"Hehehe, how could I not see a doctor, everyone wants to line up for a follow-up, I will sit in the clinic first, and chat at any time." Lu Jiu said with a smile.

When everyone heard this, they also began to restore order.

Lu Jiu immediately began to take the pulse of many patients.

Most of the patients who come to him for treatment are very difficult to cure.

Therefore, the duration of treatment is also very long.

However, with the deepening of treatment, many patients have changed their prescriptions from once a week to once a month.

This is because most patients have the strongest reaction when they receive treatment initially.

After the combination of traditional Chinese medicine is correct, it can quickly alleviate some of the symptoms of patients.

For example, Rao He's lung cancer.

At first, it was a frequent change of prescriptions, and Lu Jiu also helped her recover her stomach qi in the shortest possible time, and at the same time solved her pain problem.

The reason why cancer patients can't persevere is because they are suffering from illness all the time after they have cancer.

Either they have pain all over their bodies, or they are upset and unable to sleep, or they have a fever all over their bodies but their limbs are cold.

Frequent changes in the prescription can quickly reduce these symptoms.

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

If it weren't for Lu Jiu's acupuncture treatment for Rao He from time to time, communicating with the five organs to clear her lung accumulation, Rao He could have returned to Xishaan, and when he needed to change the prescription, he would have come for a follow-up visit and get a few months of medicine.

Half a day later, Lu Jiu returned to all the patients.

When it was time to eat, Lu Jiu walked out of the outpatient room and went to the medicinal diet department.

Along the way, it is natural to go through the acupuncture department.

I saw that in the department, Grado was sitting for treatment, and the young doctors in the hospital were forming a circle inside and out, and everyone was listening carefully with their notes and attitudes were extremely serious.

"The five-element acupuncture method is heavy and not heavy, and when doing the needle, you must pay attention to the ...... qi"

"The technique of taking acupoints must not be too rigid, if the patient is now suffering from lung disease, then we must not take acupoints on the lung meridian......"

"To learn this acupuncture, you must understand the five elements of yin and yang very, very thoroughly, so that you can use the ...... flexibly."

“……”

Grado teaches very seriously.

Before she came, Lu Jiu told her that if you want to really understand the institutional model of their hospital, you must experience what it's like to be a doctor here.

If you only think of yourself as a bystander and listen to others, you will never see the doorway inside.

So, after some flickering by Lu Jiu, Grado willingly became a member of Lu Jiu Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital temporarily.

Seeing that all the plans of the hospital were going smoothly, Lu Jiu was in a very comfortable mood.

After briefly eating something in the medicinal diet department, Lu Jiu continued to return to the outpatient room.

At this moment, a couple came to the incurable 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 to Ling, you can show my son quickly, he just had a seizure again." ”

Epilepsy?

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

The child's father nodded, "Yes." ”

Lu Jiu then looked at the child.

In fact, epilepsy is called epilepsy syndrome in traditional Chinese medicine, and the sexual expression is in a trance during the seizure, or even suddenly falling, unconscious, spitting at the mouth, looking upwards, convulsions of limbs, or strange screams in the mouth, waking up at the time, just like ordinary people.

The attack is preceded by aura such as dizziness and chest tightness, and after the attack, symptoms such as tiredness and fatigue are common.

During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, the disease was called "peak disease" and belonged to "fetal disease".

"The Yellow Emperor's Neijing" Su Wen Qi Illness Theory mentioned: "People who are born with epilepsy are born. The disease is called fetal disease, and when it is in the mother's womb, the mother is shocked, and the qi is up but not down, and the essence and qi live together, so the child is also epilepsy. ”

Lingshu madness also elaborated: "The beginning of epilepsy is the first to stiffen, and thus the spine pain."

Basically, ancient books associate this disease with congenital factors, and all point out the clinical manifestations of muscle stiffness followed by back pain during epileptic seizures.

This is similar to what Western medicine now says about epilepsy as a genetic disease.

However, with the deepening of the understanding of epilepsy in ancient Chinese medicine, a clearer classification of this disease has also appeared in the future.

For example, Chao Yuanfang's "Epilepsy on the Origin of Epilepsy" says, "The onset of epilepsy is either the mouth and eyes are drawn to each other and the eyes are shaken upward, or the hands and feet are stiff, or the back is stiff, or the neck is folded backwards", which is to divide epilepsy into wind, epilepsy, epilepsy, etc. according to different causes.

Lu Jiu once saw video materials in class, and when epilepsy patients were sick, they were indeed exactly the same as those recorded in ancient books.

Many modern papers have also studied epilepsy in considerable depth.

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

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

The child's father said, "Seven years old, we were all at work at the time, his grandfather went to pick him up from school, but as soon as he got out of school, he suddenly fell to the ground, and his grandfather sent him to the hospital, and the examination was epilepsy, but the doctor said that he was only benign epilepsy, and he was well controlled by taking medicine, and he may only have one or two seizures in his life." ”

"After that, he didn't faint, but after a few years, his emotions became more and more uncontrollable, and whenever he was upset about something, he lost his temper at home, yelled and screamed, and was always moving around his seat when doing homework, no matter how he said."

"Sometimes he would always be in a daze for some reason, as if he couldn't hear him, and then at the beginning of this year, he suddenly fell to the ground and began to convulse, and his whole body was stiff and couldn't wrench......"

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(End of chapter)