Rebirth 1977 Great Era

Chapter 901 Tests the Top Scholar's Expressive Ability: He Sees Through Everything Without Saying a Word (Bonus Chapter for Monthly Tickets: 3K Chapters)

Fang Yan breathed a sigh of relief when he heard that Comrade Lao Yu had agreed.

Once the other party agrees, the treatment can proceed.

Just then, Chairman Qian also came over.

After looking at the treatment plan in Comrade Lao Yu's hand, he asked, referring to the plan:

"Dr. Fang, can you use the same method to describe Xiao Zhang's treatment plan to describe Lao Yu's treatment plan?"

Fang Yan was taken aback.

Comrade Lao Yu then turned his head and smiled at Chairman Qian:
"Is this a test of the top scholar's literary skills?"

"Oh, no, it's just that I didn't understand it myself," Chairman Qian said.

Now everyone looked at Fang Yan.

Seeing this, Director Qian realized that he might have been making a bit too much of a demand, so he said:
"Hey, I was just saying, I really don't know much about traditional Chinese medicine, so maybe..."

Before he could finish speaking, Fang Yan interrupted:
"Comrade Yu's body is like a precision scientific research device that has been operating under overload for a long time. Liver stagnation is like a malfunction in the core system."

Upon hearing this, Chairman Qian was taken aback for a moment before he came to his senses, nodded to him, and gestured for him to continue.

Fang Yan then continued:

"As the body's main control center, the liver can become 'overloaded' due to long-term high-pressure work, which is called liver qi stagnation, and then triggers a series of chain reactions. The first is stomach problems, which is equivalent to a problem with the energy transmission pipeline."

"Stagnation of liver qi causes the main control system to mistakenly send excessive 'current' to the spleen and stomach, leading to corrosion of the pipes, ulceration, and acid reflux, which causes acid reflux."

"Secondly, there is high blood pressure, which is a sign of a malfunctioning voltage regulator. Due to the 'overheating' of the main control center, which is what we in traditional Chinese medicine call 'liver yang hyperactivity,' the blood pressure rises abnormally, just like a voltage spike threatening the safety of the core circuit. Finally, there is a hernia, which is like a loose transmission belt."

"His long-term high-intensity physical exertion caused the 'fixed bolts' (internal energy) that maintain the position of his internal organs to loosen, resulting in the displacement and jamming of the groin tissue."

"The treatment is divided into four stages. Our first stage is emergency repair, which involves quickly handling the overload current, temporarily reinforcing the loose transmission belt, and injecting special coolant to stabilize the core temperature."

"The second phase is a system upgrade, which involves replacing the pressure chip, adding a pipeline protection layer, and equipping a portable buffer device to cope with sudden current fluctuations."

"The third stage is maintenance and upkeep, constantly monitoring the pressure (pointing to the ear acupoint patch), activating backup heat dissipation methods (pointing to the 'Xu' breathing technique), and providing reaction packs (pointing to soda crackers) to neutralize sudden acid erosion."

"The fourth stage is to continuously maintain the pipeline to prevent micro-damage and prevent the spread of main control system failures."

"The overall treatment strategy is to gradually restore the body from the 'red alert' state to a safe level without interrupting the body's normal functioning, using a multi-dimensional approach including medication, physical therapy, and lifestyle interventions, and ultimately enhancing the body's self-repair capabilities."

After speaking, Fang Yan looked at Chairman Qian.

The other party gave a thumbs up:
"Great! It's simple and easy to understand!"

Comrade Lao Yu nodded and said:

"Now I understand!"

The others couldn't help but nod in agreement; the dialect description was spot on.

Everyone understood, even the hospital director, a Western medicine doctor.

At this moment, the old dean looked very proud. Look at what a top scholar is! This is what a top scholar is!
Although your China Academy of Engineering Physics is full of geniuses, our Peking Union Medical College is no slouch either!

Fang Yan then said to Comrade Lao Yu:

“Other Chinese medicines can be obtained anywhere, but ear acupuncture is not available on the market right now. So after the diagnosis, I have to go to the Huaxia Academy of Traditional Chinese Medicine to get some for you.”

"I'll teach you how to use it then."

"Okay!" Comrade Lao Yu nodded and said.

Then he stood up, satisfied, and stepped aside with the prescription in his hand.

"Chairman Qian, please call the next one," Fang Yan said to Chairman Qian.

Chairman Qian turned his head and looked at the remaining four people, then said:

"Xiao Jing, come here!"

“Mine isn’t too serious, so let’s have the last one?” A middle-aged man with a square face and a buzz cut, who looked to be in his early forties, replied to Chairman Qian.

Others pushed him out:
"Go when they call you."

Comrade Jing had no choice but to come up somewhat embarrassed.

He greeted the dialect:
"Hello, Dr. Fang."

I also recognize this person speaking in dialect. Although he is only in his forties, he is one of the pioneers in the field of experimental implosion dynamics and dynamic high-pressure physics research. His concept of "severe sparse range" changed the experimental design and reduced two rounds of large-scale experiments. At the same time, in the breakthrough hydrogen bomb experiment, he compared the experimental results based on this concept and gave a corrected one-dimensional result, which saved some experimental stages in the development of the hydrogen bomb and shortened the development cycle.

Fang Yan smiled and nodded, saying:
"Comrade Jing, where are you feeling unwell?"

The other person paused, then said:

"I...I feel uncomfortable all over..."

"Huh?" Fang Yan was taken aback.

If the other party hadn't been a top scientific researcher, Fang Yan would have thought some hooligan was playing a trick on him.

"Really, I'm just feeling unwell all over, but it's not anything too serious and won't affect my work. Why don't you go see someone else first?" Comrade Jing said.

He was about to stand up when Chairman Qian pressed him back down.

He spoke directly to the dialect:

“I know about his illness. He has pain in every joint of his body. The pain moves around and shifts, sometimes in one place and sometimes in another.”

After saying that, he turned to Comrade Jing and said:
"Right?"

Comrade Jing said:
"Um, let me explain..."

"Okay." Chairman Qian saw that the other party had stopped running, so he stood aside.

Comrade Jing said in dialect:

"It's pretty much what Chairman Qian said. Anyway, my whole body aches all over, like something is gnawing inside me."

"In addition, the pain in the right joint is more severe than that in the left."

After listening to Fang Yan, she thought for a moment and then asked him:
How long has this been going on?

Comrade Jing said:
"This situation has lasted for more than a year. We have tried many methods for diagnosis and treatment, but none of them have been effective."

After hearing what he said, I realized that I didn't even need to use tongue diagnosis or pulse taking anymore; his case was too typical.

This is a typical case of occupational paralysis, and the root cause is the work environment.

The high-voltage experimental environment in which he works is like this.

Fang Yan nodded and said:
"What you have is called 'common bi syndrome' in traditional Chinese medicine."

“I had a patient with this problem before.”

"What is 'complexity'?" Comrade Jing asked curiously.

The dialect explanation is as follows:
The Ling Shu Zhou Bi states: "These pains are in different locations, they occur and stop in different places, they recur and rise again, the right side corresponds to the left, and the left side corresponds to the right. They cannot be cyclical. They occur and stop in different places, and this is called Zhong Bi." This means that the location of pain in Zhong Bi is not fixed. It will occur and stop in different places, and the location will also change. The left and right joints correspond to each other. It is not a systemic pain, but rather an attack and a rest.

"Oh, yes, that's right." Comrade Jing's eyes lit up.

Fang Yan continued:

"The core pathogenesis is the invasion of wind, cold and dampness, which obstructs the meridians. Your right side is more affected, which suggests qi deficiency and blood stasis. The pathogens invade the Yangming meridian, which is rich in qi and blood, and the right side is dominated by qi."

"Are you frequently exposed to low-temperature environments, such as liquid nitrogen, high-humidity environments, or fluorine-containing chemical reagents? In addition, are there many infrasound waves in your work environment, and do you have to repeatedly operate precision instruments and perform repetitive mechanical labor?"

Comrade Jing was stunned when he heard this, clearly not expecting that dialect could reveal so much.

He glanced at Chairman Qian beside him, meaning:

"You saw the whole thing! I didn't say a word! He guessed everything!"

Chairman Qian was also somewhat surprised, as the dialect almost perfectly described Comrade Jing's working environment.

Implosion dynamics experiments often require contact with a low-temperature environment and a liquid nitrogen cooling device. Underwater explosion simulation experiments are conducted in a humid environment, and there are also infrasound waves after the explosion. In addition, the propellant also contains fluorine. All of this was revealed at once.

"How did you figure that out?" Chairman Qian asked Fang Yan.

The dialect explanation is as follows:
"This disease is like a substitution cipher in cryptography. The location of the pain keeps changing, but the encryption pattern cannot escape the decryption rules of the Ling Shu. The ancients discovered long ago that this kind of disease, where the pain moves from the left side to the right side, is caused by wind, cold, and dampness circulating in the body."

“Low temperature exposure, if the human body is in contact with it for a long time, will induce cold evil to enter the meridians. Long-term exposure to low-dose shock waves will cause synovial edema of the joints. The humid environment of the experiment is prone to dampness retention. As for fluorine-containing chemical agents, I heard my dad say that after contact, they will interfere with calcium and phosphorus metabolism and accelerate joint degeneration. Many researchers who have been exposed to them have been found to have this problem in their physical examinations. Moreover, reoperating precision instruments will cause hand-Taiyang small intestine meridian strain. I saw that Comrade Jing's hands were shaking.”

“The patient I treated last time was in a similar situation to Comrade Jing. He was my father’s colleague, so I figured your work environments must be similar, and that’s how I deduced it.”

"In other words, the real culprit is most likely the special environment of the laboratory."

Chairman Qian suddenly realized, "So that's how it is."

Comrade asked in dialect:

"What should we do in this situation?"

Fang Yan responded to Comrade Jing:

"This is mainly to improve the working environment and protect against laboratory hazards."

"The treatment is easy. Use Huangqi Guizhi Wuwu Decoction. Once the work environment is improved, the condition will improve in no time."

Upon hearing this, Chairman Qian said to Comrade Jing:
"We'll provide you with new protective suits later."

"Let's further improve the experimental procedures."

After saying that, he turned to the dialect and said:

"Dr. Fang, please continue prescribing the medicine."

Fang Yan nodded, picked up a pen, and began to write rapidly.

P.S.: I still owe you 16000 words after finishing this chapter.

That's all for today, please come early tomorrow.

Lao Feng is working hard to write tomorrow's code.

(End of this chapter)