Rebirth 1977 Great Era

Chapter 668: I memorized the same book, why didn't I think of it? Strengthen the efficacy of the medicine (Monthly ticket plus more)
Before Zhang Yanchang could really think of it, Fang Yan had already thought of a treatment method.

And the ideas have been sorted out.

Although it is not known whether it is correct or not, he did summarize the patient's problems from the "Yellow Emperor's Internal Classic", which he had also read.

Just this alone, Zhang Yanchang could not do it.

He could also recite the Yellow Emperor's Classic of Internal Medicine, but the key was that he just couldn't think of the relevance and his train of thought couldn't keep up.

It would be more acceptable if the dialect was used in other ancient books that Zhang Yanchang had not read, but the dialect was used in one of the first books that people who study traditional Chinese medicine read.

Zhang Yanchang also knew about Jinkui Shenqi Pills.

It originated from "Golden Chamber Synopsis" written by Zhang Zhongjing in the Han Dynasty. Its original name was Shenqi Pills, also called Guifu Bawei Pills. It is a classic Chinese medicine prescription for tonifying the kidney.

It is mainly composed of drugs such as Rehmannia, yam, Cornus officinalis, Poria, Paeonia suffruticosa, Alisma orientalis, cinnamon twig, and processed aconite.

However, the main function of Jinkui Shenqi Pills is to replenish kidney yang, and it has a good regulating effect on a series of symptoms caused by kidney yang deficiency.

Mainly for symptoms such as:
Weak waist and knees, fear of cold and cold limbs, lower abdominal cramps, difficulty urinating or frequent urination, especially at night, impotence and premature ejaculation, pale and fat tongue, weak pulse, and a deep and thin pulse in the radial part.

If it were Zhang Yanchang, he would never have dreamed that he could use Jinkui Shenqi Pills in a place like his mouth.

He shook his head and muttered to himself:
'No, no, the train of thought is completely on a different level. The dialectical thinking is not keeping up with the rhythm of the dialect.'

At this time, people had already started writing prescriptions for Jinkui Shenqi Pills in dialect.

I only saw dialect written:

15g of Wufu Pian, 6g of Cinnamon Bark, 20g of Rehmannia Glutinosa, 6g of Moutan Bark, 12g of Dioscorea Opposita, 10g of Poria, 10g of Cornus Officinalis, 12g of Polygonum Multiflorum, and 6g of Alisma Orientalis.

When Zhang Yanchang saw this prescription, he was stunned again.

No... How come the ingredients of Rehmannia glutinosa, Cortex Moutan, Dioscorea opposita, Poria cocos, Fructus Corni, Rhizoma Alismatis, and Cinnamon Bark (Cassia cassia) in the prescription overlap with most of the ingredients in Jinkui Shenqi Pills?

There are eight kinds of medicine, and 7 of them overlap?

Even the types of aconite actually overlap, except that one uses roasted aconite and the other uses black aconite root.

The processing method of Pao Fu Zi is to heat and fry the raw Fu Zi with sand or other auxiliary materials.

This processing method can reduce the toxicity of aconite and make it easier to crush and decoct the effective ingredients.

It is just right for pills.

The preparation methods of Wufu Pian are relatively complex and varied. The most common method is to soak it in bile water and then boil and slice it.

First soak the aconite in bile water for several days to allow it to fully absorb the bile components, then take it out and boil it for a certain period of time until the aconite is cooked through, then cut it into thin slices and finally dry it.

According to Chinese medicine pharmacist Xie Guolai, the Wufu Pian used in Union Hospital will also undergo other special processing. Generally, it is cooked together with auxiliary materials such as licorice and black beans to further improve its safety.

In addition, high-quality cinnamon is actually the part of the cinnamon tree with a thicker trunk, thicker bark, and more oil. After fine processing, it was used as tribute to the court or used in high-quality medicinal formulas in ancient times.

This is the best cinnamon, and the name is given separately mainly to emphasize its superior quality.

However, Zhang Yanchang's doubts were soon answered by Fangyan.

Then Fangyan wrote:
"Jinkui Shenqi Pill uses aconite and cinnamon twig to warm and nourish kidney yang. This prescription uses Wufu Pian and Shanggui Cinnamon. Wufu Pian is usually prepared differently from the aconite in Jinkui Shenqi Pill, and its yang-warming power may be stronger. Shanggui Cinnamon and cinnamon twig have similar effects, but cinnamon is more inclined to guide fire back to the origin. The combination of the two enhances the effects of warming and nourishing kidney yang and guiding fire back to the origin."

"In addition, there is no Chinese rhizome in Jinkui Shenqi Pills, but adding Chinese rhizome to this prescription can lead the medicine downward, so that the efficacy can better act on the liver and kidneys in the lower part of the body, while promoting blood circulation and unblocking the bowels. It has a certain effect on improving problems such as poor blood circulation caused by kidney deficiency, so that the tonic can be unblocked and the tonic does not stagnate."

Seeing this, Zhang Yanchang finally came to his senses.

It turns out that medicine is the same as medicine, but not exactly the same.

It seems that Fangyan is playing nesting dolls by prescribing repeated prescriptions, but in fact he is strengthening them. Then Fangyan wrote about acupuncture points.

Acupuncture: Hegu and Shenshu.

Moxibustion: Qihai, Guanyuan, Sanyinjiao, and Nuxi (extraordinary points on the meridians, located at the middle of the white flesh on the back of the heel).

Zhang Yanchang is quite familiar with acupoints.

Hegu is an acupuncture point on the Large Intestine Meridian of Hand Yangming, located on the dorsum of the hand, at the midpoint of the radial side of the second metacarpal bone.

Acupuncture at the Hegu point has the effects of dispelling wind and relieving exterior symptoms, promoting qi and blood circulation, and unblocking meridians and relieving pain.

It is often used to treat diseases of the head, face and five senses, such as headache, toothache, nasal congestion, etc.

This matches the patient's toothache.

Shenshu is an acupuncture point on the Foot-Taiyang Bladder Meridian, located on the waist, below the spinous process of the second lumbar vertebra, 2 inches lateral to the posterior midline.

Acupuncture in this area can nourish the kidney and replenish qi, strengthen the waist and kidney, and can be used to treat kidney deficiency-related diseases, such as soreness of the waist and knees, tinnitus, deafness, impotence, premature ejaculation, infertility, etc. It also has a certain regulating effect on urinary system diseases.

This can also be used to match the patient's current condition of dizziness when urinating.

As for moxibustion on the Qi Hai acupoint, it has the effects of nourishing vital energy, strengthening the kidneys and consolidating essence, and replenishing and restoring yang.

Moxibustion on Guanyuan acupoint can nourish the kidney, replenish essence, warm yang and consolidate deficiency.

Moxibustion at Sanyinjiao can strengthen the spleen and blood, regulate the liver and nourish the kidneys, and calm the mind. It is mainly aimed at the fact that patients are easily frightened.

Moxibustion on the female knee point has a certain relieving effect on heel pain, lower limb weakness, etc. However, the application of extra meridian points is relatively more flexible and targeted. The specific efficacy may vary depending on clinical practice and individual differences. Zhang Yanchang doesn't quite understand why acupuncture is used in this area of ​​the dialect.

At this time, Fang Yan had already handed the written prescription to Zhang Yanchang and said:

"Go and boil the medicine according to the prescription. Bring the Jinkui Shenqi Pills over later. I will give the patient acupuncture here."

Zhang Yanchang finally came to his senses, took the prescription given by Fangyan, and went to boil the medicine immediately.

When the patient saw this, he stuck out his tongue and asked in surprise:

"Doctor Fang, how do you think of treating it?"

Fang Yan nodded and said:
"Well, you have weak kidney qi. After catching a cold, the evil cold invaded your body. The evil cold and the pus condensed with each other and used the qi and blood in your body to generate excess bone."

"There are records of this in ancient books, but most of these cases occur under the tongue, eyelids, and chin. Yours is on your teeth, and it looks so fierce. This should be the first recorded case. Since there is no previous experience, I guess it has something to do with your physique."

"In response to your problem, I plan to use a treatment method that warms and replenishes the kidney yang and guides the virtual fire back to its source."

"I'll give you acupuncture now, and then you can take the medicine later."

Hearing what Fangyan said, the patient's family immediately showed joy on their faces.

Although I didn't quite understand it, I knew that dialects could be used to treat it. He also said that although this condition was quite serious, there were people who suffered from this disease in ancient times.

As long as there is a treatment!

The patient couldn't wait to speak in dialect:

"Then Doctor Fang, where do you want me to inject you? Feel free to come! I will do my best to cooperate with you."

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