Rebirth 1977 Great Era

Chapter 606 No matter how evil the patient is, we must try to treat him

Looking at the patient in front of them, many people present frowned slightly.

The appearance of this patient reminds people of something bad.

Although these days we emphasize science and eliminate superstition.

But for patients who come here, just looking at the shape feels weird.

In the family inheritance of traditional Chinese medicine families, there are some rules that cannot be told to outsiders.

One of them is: some patients make people feel uncomfortable, which means that this person cannot be cured.

There is a high probability that it will not be cured even if it is treated.

Although this rule is a feudal dregs, it is also a means for ancient doctors to avoid misfortune and seek good fortune, and it is a rule passed down from generation to generation.

Although it didn't make sense, no one dared to really test it.

However, it is rare to meet someone who can make the hair on your body stand up at the first sight.

Even though some patients look a little uncomfortable on weekdays, they are still within the tolerable range.

But...this one today, this look is too scary.

Behind Fangyan stood three others, all of whom were born into families of traditional Chinese medicine.

Among them, Xiao Chengzhi directly reminded in a low voice:
"The two eyes look upwards like fishing rods. The tongue is stiff and cannot speak, and cannot be retracted... Mr. Fangyan, I'm afraid this is difficult to cure..."

Zhang Yanchang and Yang Jingxiang had serious expressions and both had goose bumps all over their bodies.

However, they did not remind Fang Yan. Instead, they could not help but follow the patient's line of sight and slowly look up, and then they only saw the ceiling of the auditorium above their heads.

But at this moment, Fangyan's expression did not change.

After observation, I just felt that this patient was a little weird. As a martial artist, he was much braver than most people. Don't think you can scare him with this look.

In addition, he had watched many horror movies in his previous life, so the patient's appearance was quite shocking to other people at the scene, but to Fang Yan, it was just average.

People who have experienced the baptism of the Internet age have a higher psychological threshold for these styles.

Fang Yan said to Xiao Chengzhi:
"It's okay. Let me try to prove it first."

Xiao Chengzhi opened his mouth but said nothing more.

Everyone feels differently. If someone feels uncomfortable, the dialect may not necessarily give him the same feeling.

However, Xiao Chengzhi also noticed the expressions of other people around him.

At least he found that most people were a little uneasy about this patient.

At this time, Fang Yan had finished his observation, and then he asked the patient's family:
"She can't say anything?"

If the dialect is considered to be unable to communicate, then the treatment will be relatively more difficult.

Of course it is not impossible to treat, it just takes more time.

There are still people queuing behind the free clinic today.

Hearing the question about dialect, the patient's family responded:

"It's not that I can't say anything, it depends on the situation. Sometimes I would mutter something that I couldn't understand, and I don't know what language it was from. Anyway, no one in my family has ever heard it."

Fang Yan nodded, and then said to the patient:
"Comrade, can you control your hands and put them on the examination table?"

At this moment, the patient, whose body was stiff, murmured something from his mouth, and saliva flowed down his purple tongue. Fangyan listened carefully for several seconds but still couldn't understand what he was saying.

"Doctor, it's a bit serious right now. She can control her body movements when she's more relaxed."

Fangyan quickly wrote down the patient's condition on the medical record, and then asked:

"Will your eyes return to normal when you relax a little?"

The patient's family shook their heads and said:

"No, her eyes are always like this. When she is relaxed, only her tongue can be retracted. Then we can feed her."

Fangyan asked again:

"When is it usually better? You don't have to be too specific, just give a rough time, such as lunch time, sunset time, or four or five in the morning."

Hearing the dialect, the patient's family shook their heads and said:

“Without a fixed time, there is no pattern.”

"So..." Fangyan thought that the disease occurred according to the time of day, but it turned out not to be the case.

Then Fangyan came to the patient, who was sitting stiffly in the chair, still mumbling, with saliva dripping from his purple tongue.

Fangyan came to the top of her head and looked into her eyes and found that the patient's pupils were very small and did not shrink much at Fangyan's appearance.

This means that she is probably in some kind of hallucination at the moment.

Fangyan squatted down, placed his hands on the patient's left hand, and began to take his pulse.

The patient shuddered at this time, as if he felt Fangyan's touch.

Then the mumbling stopped.

The patient's family took out a handkerchief and wiped away all the saliva flowing from the patient.

Fangyan felt the patient's pulse for a while and found that it was deep, fine and strong.

Then I touched the right side, thinking it was different, but I found it was still deep, fine and powerful.

Looking at the patient again, although she had stopped whispering, she was still sticking out part of her tongue.

Dialect observation revealed that the tongue was thick and dark purple in color.

Then he touched the patient's neck and found that the neck with bulging veins was as hard as cement.

Then Fangyan sat back at his own desk and began to write medical records.

When Xiao Chengzhi saw Fangyan start writing, he hurried over to join in.

I saw the dialect written: "The Neijing says: "All violent stiffnesses are caused by wind." The patient showed symptoms of paroxysmal stiffness, which is because the liver wind moves internally, and rushes upward to the brain with the power of the heart fire. The tongue becomes fat and shrinks backwards. The color of the tongue is stagnant and swollen to the point that it cannot speak. This is because the blood of the heart meridian has accumulated heat evil. The veins of the hand Shaoyin heart meridian are connected to the tongue. The tongue is the external manifestation of the heart. Now the heart blood is stagnant and hot, so these symptoms appear."

"Treatment strategy: calm the liver and extinguish wind, nourish yin and reduce fire."

At this time, Zhang Yanchang and Yang Jingxiang also came over and looked at the medical records written in Fangyan.

They had a strange feeling just now, but when Fangyan touched the patient, that creepy feeling disappeared immediately.

Although the patient still had the same appearance as before, he no longer felt uncomfortable.

It felt like the momentum of the dialect suppressed the patient's energy.

If Fangyan knew what they were thinking at this moment, he would definitely give them an appropriate description.

That is, when a horror movie is playing, the background music is changed to other songs, and the atmosphere is immediately ruined.

When he started fiddling with the patient just now, he destroyed the weird feeling on the patient.

At this time, Fangyan continued to write:
"You should immediately use a sharp needle to prick the Jinjin point under the tongue to let the blood stasis there flow out, thereby slowing down the progression of the disease and purging the internal heat."

Jinjin Point and Yuye Point are extra meridian points.

These two acupoints are located inside the human mouth, on the veins on both sides of the frenulum of the tongue. The left one is Jinjin point and the right one is Yuye point.

These two acupoints can help to clear away the heat and relieve thirst, and are suitable for symptoms such as tongue swelling, tongue stiffness, aphonia, mouth sores, oral ulcers, and speech difficulties.

After Fang Yan finished writing, he looked at Wang Yuchuan and asked him:
"Professor Yuchuan, I saw a sharp needle on the display stand just now. Can I take it and use it?"

When Wang Yuchuan heard the question about the dialect, he immediately agreed:

"can."

When Professor Yue Meizhong heard Fangyan wanted to use a sharp needle, he immediately took out a box from his pocket and said to Fangyan:

"I have it here."

As he spoke, he opened the box and took out a cylindrical needle with a sharp tip and blades on three sides.

The description of sharp needle in "Lingshu·Nine Needles and Twelve Origins" is: "The fourth is the sharp needle, which is one inch and six points long. The sharp needle has three corners to cure chronic diseases."

This is one of the nine ancient needles. The one used modernly is called the three-ridge needle.

After Fang Yan took it, Yue Meizhong immediately took out some disinfectant. Xiao Chengzhi on the side immediately went over to help take it and began to assist Fang Yan in giving the acupuncture.

With the help of Xiao Chengzhi, the disinfection was quickly completed.

Fangyan came to the patient and said to the patient's family:
"Now I'm going to pierce the acupuncture point under her tongue to let the blood out. She can't open her mouth now, so I'm going to force her to open her mouth. This may be a bit rough. Can you accept it?"

The patient's family members just can't understand what Fangyan said.

The two looked at each other, and finally nodded in agreement.

After all, we can't just not treat it, right?
When Fangyan saw that the patient's family agreed, he immediately went up and "circled" the patient's chin.

The patient's mouth, which was originally unable to open, suddenly opened due to the dislocation.

His skillful technique stunned the people standing by.

No...you must know the human body too well. You can tell from your proficiency that you are a veteran.

Professor Yue Meizhong said directly:
"How many people's chins did you have to ring to get this?"

Fangyan turned around and explained:

"Professor Yue, this is a technique from the Luo family bone-setting method. There are special practice tips, and it doesn't need to be tested on humans."

Professor Yue Meizhong was startled and said in surprise:
"Did Luo Youming also pass on his family bone-setting method to you?"

After I said it, I realized, no, why did I add a "also"?
At this time, Fang Yan said:

"Luo's bone setting was originally passed down to outsiders. I only learned what is available on the market."

Professor Yue Meizhong had a strange expression on his face. It was not like he had not read the two versions of the spin-off Luo's Bone Setting Method. How could he teach people this?
But he couldn't spoil the show at this moment, so he could only say:
"Oh I got it."

But his expression seemed to say:
"I believe you ghost!"

It is also unfair to the dialect. Last time, Mrs. Luo gave him the teaching materials, and he indeed learned what was in them.

He had originally been thinking of going to the 252 Hospital in a few days to learn real skills from the old lady.

But he couldn't continue talking at this moment because the patient was in pain. Fangyan could clearly feel the patient's body trembling slightly.

Without further delay, he picked up the needle and stabbed it directly under the patient's tongue.

Soon a stream of black blood flowed out from under the patient's tongue.

The black blood was accompanied by a foul stench, which made the onlookers Xiao Chengzhi, Yang Jingxiang and Zhang Yanchang retreat one after another.

Fangyan bled several times, and then bright red blood appeared.

Seeing this, Fangyan immediately "ringed" the patient's chin back into place.

Fangyan asked the family members to wipe the blood from the corner of the patient's mouth with a handkerchief.

The patient's family members hurriedly endured the smell of blood and started to do as they were told.

I just wiped it twice, and when I wiped it for the third time.

The patient's body suddenly went limp and his eyes returned to normal from staring up at the sky.

Then he opened his mouth and spat out all the blood.

After vomiting, she actually said with a big tongue:
"It stinks!"

Then he dry-heaved several times.

This scene shocked the family members, who pointed at the patient and exclaimed:

"Hey! Hey! Is this...is this okay!?"

(End of this chapter)