Rebirth 1977 Great Era

Chapter 748 If he is not famous, who will be famous? Dialects are so great! (Monthly ticket plus more)

When Fangyan heard the other person talking just now, he had already guessed that the other person must be from the same industry.

However, only people from their military hospital would bring patients directly to their doorstep for treatment. The last time someone came, it was the wife of the old soldier next door.

This time it was someone else.

And the insiders he mentioned are easy to guess.

Apart from the veteran, it should be Mr. Xie and his group who had been treated by him before.

Fangyan stood up and said to them:

"Come sit down and talk slowly."

Then Lao Fan quickly found other chairs and asked everyone to sit down.

At this time, Fangyan observed the patient and found that he seemed to have great difficulty in moving, just like a prisoner tied up with ropes. He walked unsteadily and would definitely fall if he was not supported by anyone.

When I walked to the chair and was about to sit down, my whole body tensed up.

It looked like his whole body was in a semi-rigid state.

I just mentioned so much information, but the key point is actually to diagnose the patient as "subarachnoid hemorrhage, extensive adhesions, and arachnoiditis."

After he finally sat down, Fang Yan came to him and began to examine him.

"Can you speak now? Or can you understand what I am saying?" Fangyan asked the patient.

"Okay." The other party nodded.

At this time, he was still conscious, so it was good to be able to communicate. Fang Yan asked him:

"Is your left eye completely blind now?"

"I can't see it at all." The other person shook his head.

"What about the right eye?" Fangyan asked again.

The other party responded:
"It was blurry, as if there was a fog in front of my eyes."

Fangyan asked him again:

"Are your upper and lower limbs on the left side of your body still numb?"

The patient nodded and said:

"Yes, it feels like something is wrapping me up. My neck and back are so stiff that I can't bend them. I also have a headache, and my shoulders and back feel heavy as if they were pressed down by rocks."

He then added:
"I feel like my upper body is a little swollen..."

At this point, military doctor Wei Geng said to Fang Yan:

"It's not a feeling, but his body does have varying degrees of edema, especially in the upper body."

Fangyan nodded, then went behind the patient to check.

I found a lump in the neck area and used Roche's osteopathic method to palpate it, but I couldn't feel the edge.

This may also be related to the swelling all over his body.

Then Fangyan asked the patient to open his mouth and checked his tongue coating.

The tongue coating was found to be pale white and greasy.

Fangyan checked the patient's drooping hands again. They were of normal color when he was being supported by someone just now, but now they had turned purple-red not long after they were drooped.

Fangyan tried to pick it up and raised it above his head, but the hand remained purple and red for a long time.

"Doctor Fang, how is it?" Wei Geng was already a little impatient.

The dialect said:

"Wait a moment, let me feel your pulse again."

While taking the patient's pulse, Fangyan asked:
"I just said that you have symptoms such as fear of cold, palpitations, dizziness, and insomnia. Do you have anything to add or modify?"

The patient thought for a moment and said:

"Also, I don't feel like eating. I don't have an appetite. The food that tasted delicious before doesn't taste good at all now."

"Is there anything else you want to add? For example, do you have an itchy upper body?" Fangyan continued to ask.

The patient shook his head and said:

"It's not itchy, because half of my body is numb now. Sometimes I lose consciousness suddenly, and when I react, it may be a few seconds or a few hours. Oh, and speaking of which, it feels like there is a stone pressing on my back, and it is getting heavier day by day."

"Well...there should be nothing else besides this." After saying that, he said to Fang Yan with certainty.

Fang Yan nodded, and then checked the pulse of his left and right hands.

The diagnosed pulse condition is: deep, fine and weak pulse.

These are three types of pulse conditions.

A deep pulse is a pulse that does not respond to light pressure but responds to heavy pressure. It means that the disease is deep inside the body.

Generally speaking, a deep pulse indicates internal symptoms, a strong pulse indicates internal fullness, and a weak pulse indicates internal deficiency.

For example, when the human body is invaded by external evil, the evil qi penetrates deep into the internal organs, or when the body's internal organs are dysfunctional, or when qi and blood are stagnant, a deep pulse may occur.

A thin pulse means that the pulse channel is narrow, and the pulse feels as thin as a thread under the finger, but it should be obvious.

Thin pulse is mainly caused by deficiency of both qi and blood, various kinds of fatigue, and dampness disease.

Because when Qi and blood are insufficient, the meridians are not full, the pulse appears thin. When dampness blocks the meridians, Qi and blood cannot flow smoothly, and thin pulse may also appear.

A latent pulse refers to a pulse that can only be felt when pressing hard on the tendons and bones, and may even be latent and not noticeable.

The hidden pulse is responsible for evil obstruction, syncope, and extreme pain.

When evil Qi blocks the flow of Qi and blood, or when fainting or severe pain suddenly occurs, the flow of Qi and blood is blocked and the pulse may manifest as a latent pulse.

Combining the previous situations, Fangyan began to analyze quickly:

The patient's complexion is dark, his movements are stiff as if he were tied up, and his hands are hanging down and purple and red. This is due to long-term bruises.

A pale white and greasy tongue coating indicates cold-dampness with phlegm. Swelling and lumps on the back of the neck indicate phlegm and blood stasis.

Intermittent speech and occasional impaired consciousness are due to the failure of clear yang to rise and phlegm obscuring the heart.

In addition, there are symptoms such as fear of cold, poor appetite, and feeling as if the back is pressed by a stone, which can be attributed to yang deficiency and dampness.

As for the numbness of the left half of the body and the foggy vision in the right eye, it is because phlegm and blood stasis block the meridians. The sudden loss of consciousness is because the phlegm and blood stasis cover the clear orifices.

The pulse is deep, thin, and hidden. The deep pulse indicates internal organs. The thin pulse indicates qi and blood deficiency, and the hidden pulse indicates severe evil occlusion. The neck and back are stiff as a board when palpated, indicating that cold and dampness have stagnated the Taiyang Meridian.

The head is where a lot of Yang Qi gathers, and the back is where the Yang Qi of the Du meridian gathers. If the Yang Qi in the upper Yang position of the human body is not smooth, the head will feel like it is splitting, the back will feel heavy as if being pressed by a stone, and you will be afraid of cold; if the clear Yang Qi is filled in the limbs, the Yang Qi cannot flow normally, the blood vessels will be blocked, so there will be symptoms of numbness of the limbs and weak legs; if the Yang Qi cannot be released normally, the pores of the skin will be blocked, the Qi and blood will stagnate, and swelling above the waist will occur.

Based on comprehensive analysis of the pulse and symptoms, this disease is caused by severe exposure to cold and dampness, which suppresses the body's yang energy, causing blockage of the meridians and obstruction of the smooth circulation of qi and blood.

Treatment cannot be completed in one step, but should be carried out in three steps.

First open up the Taiyang meridian, then break the brain meridians, and finally fill the marrow sea.

In an emergency, open Taiyang meridian to warm the body and break up the cold, and resolve the stiffness and pain in the neck and back and the purple and red hands.

If the condition is slow, search the brain meridians and use Mr. Zhu’s insect medicine prescription to break up stubborn blood stasis and target arachnoid adhesions and visual impairment.

Ultimately it nourishes the liver and kidneys, replenishes essence and nourishes the brain marrow, repairs nerve damage, and prevents recurrence.

After thinking it over, Fangyan returned to his position.

Wei Geng came up and asked again:
"I wonder if Doctor Fang has any clues?"

Fang Yan said to him:
"To be honest, this disease has been going on for almost six years, from 1972 to now. It has now become a very serious form of 'network disease'. It can be said to be the most serious symptom I have ever seen, and it is not an exaggeration. So it will be a bit troublesome to treat."

Wei Geng nodded after hearing this:

"clear."

At the same time, he was worried because there was a high probability that Fangyan would refuse treatment.

But then, he heard the dialect continue:

"So, you decide, do you want me to prescribe the medicine for you to take back for treatment, or do you want the patient to stay here for treatment?"

"After all, the patient is yours, and it's up to you to decide."

"Huh?" Wei Geng was stunned when he heard this.

He didn't expect Fang Yan to be thinking about this. He quickly realized that if the patient was treated by Fang Yan, even if he was cured, it would be Fang Yan's credit. If Fang Yan prescribed medicine and he took it back for treatment, although it was still Fang Yan who was doing the treatment, it was considered external aid found by Wei Geng and his connections.

Simply put, one is for transfer and the other is for consultation.

This is completely different in nature.

In other words, Fangyan has obviously found a treatment plan and is now planning to sell it to him.

When Wei Geng heard this, he wanted to kowtow to Fang Yan.

If he is not famous, who will be famous? It's so great!

"Then...then I'll take this prescription back for treatment." In the end, Wei Geng accepted Fang Yan's kindness.

Fang Yan nodded and said:
"Okay! I'll write you the medical records and prescriptions right away."

Then he picked up the pen and wrote quickly:

'The first stage: warming the sun, resolving phlegm and opening and closing'

'Oral prescription: Gegen decoction combined with Guizhi Fuling pills'

'Pueraria root 30g (relieves muscle and expel evil, specializes in treating stiff neck and back)'

'Cinnamon twig 15g (warms and unblocks the Taiyang meridian)'

'Ephedra 6g (opens the pores, breaks up the cold and dampness)'

'Poria 30g (relieves dampness, strengthens the spleen, and cuts off the source of phlegm)'

'Peach kernel 12g (promotes blood circulation, dredges collaterals, moistens intestines and removes blood stasis)'

'Chuanxiong 20g (upward to the head, downward to the sea of ​​blood)'

'White mustard seeds 9g (to remove phlegm from the skin and membranes)'

'Asarum 3g (opens the orifices and relieves pain, breaks up yin stagnation)'

'15g ginger (helps Ma Gui disperse, soothes the stomach and stops vomiting)'

'10 jujubes (to protect the stomach and prevent the damage of body fluid caused by cinnamon)'

'The second stage: insect medicine searches for meridians, breaks up blood stasis and opens the orifices'

'Oral prescription: Use Zhu Liang's Chunchong prescription with modifications.'

'6 grams of whole scorpion, grind into powder and drink with water (to clear the meridians and relieve pain, and break up stubborn blood stasis in the brain meridians)'

'Leech 5g, roasted and ground into powder (softens blood vessel adhesions)'

"12g of earthworm..."

Every prescription and every medicine were written clearly, as if they were to be fed to him, or as if they were to allow Wei Geng to answer fluently when asked. After finishing writing, Fang Yan continued to write:
'External treatment: apply medicated massage to the neck and back.'

'Prescription: 50g of Evodia rutaecarpa + 50g of Artemisia argyi + 30g of Clematis chinensis, stir-fry coarse salt and wrap in cloth.'

'Operation: Repeatedly iron along the Governor Vessel (Dazhui to Zhiyang) and Bladder Vessel (Tianzhu to Shenshu), twice a day, 2 minutes each time.'

After writing this, Fangyan paused, as if he remembered that the other party was a Western doctor, so he quickly drew a diagram on it and marked the exact location.

Wei Geng who saw all this almost knelt down in front of Fang Yan. This buddy was really giving him face. No wonder he had achieved so much at such a young age. He deserved it!

PS: After finishing this chapter, I still owe you 92000 words.

No more today. Please come early tomorrow.

Lao Feng is working hard on coding for tomorrow.

I also have to tell you one thing. Lao Feng has to go out for a meeting tomorrow, which will take about two days. During these two days, I can only update the basic chapter of 6000 words. When I come back, I will have to pay back the debt of words every day.

(End of this chapter)