Great Medicine Without Borders

Zheng Pei'an has been practicing Chinese medicine for many years and has considerable experience. Xu Chunliang's performance also aroused his fighting spirit. After all, he is the eldest disciple of Mr. Xu of Huichun Hall. He cannot embarrass the teacher or make his nephew laugh.

Xu Chunliang said: "Uncle Zheng, when you say this, I understand that the patient's brain does not get any rest and is often in a state of fatigue. Human beings are not made of stone, and the brain is the most delicate organ in the human body. Fatigue changes, and even more... What's more, his brain had old injuries in the past. His soul, soul, will, joy, anger, thoughts, and fears mixed with each other and influenced each other, causing his current madness."

Zheng Pei'an smiled and nodded and said: "The younger generation is to be feared. You really know everything." When he said this, he couldn't help but feel a little ashamed. This kid's views were actually better than his own, and he was the one who played the part.

Zheng Pei'an bit the bullet and said: "Chunliang, let me test you. What kind of treatment plan do you think the patient should use?"

Xu Chunliang said: "I hope Uncle Zheng can point me out if I'm wrong. I think the use of drugs for this kind of patients can only treat the symptoms. As the old saying goes, heart diseases require careful medicine. If you want to cure the root cause, you still have to eliminate the patient." Excessive will is the cause of the disease, otherwise the disease will not be cured, and sooner or later it will recur or even worsen."

On the surface, Xu Chunliang asked Zheng Pei'an for advice, but in fact Zheng Pei'an benefited a lot. How could this guy understand the disease so thoroughly? What a genius! This is the difference between geniuses and ordinary people.

Zheng Pei'an has been practicing medicine for decades and has developed a complete treatment system in traditional Chinese medicine. Since becoming a disciple of Xu Changshan, he has received a lot of guidance from the old man and has made great progress in recent times.

Even so, he did not have such a comprehensive view as Xu Chunliang. When treating Su Tianyu, Zheng Pei'an discovered that Xu Chunliang's medical skills were in a different way, which was obviously different from that of his master, Mr. Xu. Now he was almost certain that Xu Chunliang's medical skills were not Xu Chunliang's. Passed on by the old man.

Mo Han saw things more clearly than Zheng Pei'an. As early as when he rescued Luan Yuchuan, Mo Han knew that his medical skills were extraordinary, otherwise he would not have invited him here.

Seeing Zheng Pei'an and Xu Chunliang asking and answering questions, Mo Han wanted to laugh. The two acted really well. In fact, when he came here to see a doctor, he didn't need to worry about anyone checking whether he had professional qualifications. Xu Chunliang was doing his job He was still cautious enough and did all the tricks, but he was still worried that he would make a fuss about this matter. In the final analysis, he still lacked trust in himself.

Mo Han said: "You two discuss it slowly, I won't affect you." She winked at the mute monk, and the two left the meditation room.

After Zheng Pei'an waited for them to leave, he sighed and said, "If I had known this, I wouldn't have come."

Xu Chunliang said: "If you don't come, wouldn't I be practicing medicine without a license?"

Zheng Pei'an said: "How can anyone care about you in this barren mountain? It's really superfluous and unnecessary!"

Xu Chunliang said with a smile: "Be careful with the ten thousand year ship, I can't do it without you to help me cover."

"Who are you looking for? Do you have to call me here from Dongzhou?" Zheng Pei'an also had self-esteem and felt that he was useless. He secretly made up his mind not to be a tool in the future and to concentrate on studying medicine.

Xu Chunliang said: "You are my future uncle. I can't trust anyone else."

"That's true!" With one sentence, Zheng Pei'an immediately felt that it was his duty to do so.

The two of them turned their attention to Monk Tonghui at the same time and found that he was looking at them with wide eyes.

Zheng Peian said: "What did you do to him?"

Xu Chunliang said: "It's nothing, he's just in a daze." He clicked Tonghui's Yintang point with a certain amount of force, causing a temporary blank in his consciousness. Currently, monk Tonghui is like a student who is distracted in class. state.

Xu Chunliang didn't explain, and even Zheng Pei'an didn't understand. Anyway, he was the one who cured the disease, and all the credit was his. In the end, Lao Zheng was able to get a generous consultation fee. This kind of richness was unimaginable to others.

Xu Chunliang took out a pen and paper, wrote the prescription first, and handed it to Zheng Pei'an. Zheng Pei'an would copy it again later.

Then he took out the needle box and took out the filiform needle. Zheng Pei'an knew that he was going to give the needle and watched Xu Chunliang's every move intently. It was not because he was worried that Xu Chunliang would prick Monk Tonghui, but because he knew that this was a It was a rare opportunity to learn. Xu Chunliang's acupuncture skills were even more subtle than those of his master Xu Changshan. He adjusted his mentality. In the future, he should not have the mentality of being a tool, but should have the mentality of learning.

The treatment of epilepsy in traditional Chinese medicine mainly focuses on regulating qi and reducing phlegm, clearing the heart and calming the mind, resuscitating the mind and calming the mind, and clearing the heart and purging fire.

Xu Chunliang first selected the Taichong point. The Taichong point is located in the front depression of the joint between the first and second metatarsal bones on the back of the foot, one on each foot. Acupuncture at this point can soothe the liver and relieve heat, and clear the lower burner.

If it is too big, it will rush to shoot. The water-dampness wind and air in the liver meridian rushes upward at this point. The needle is inserted half an inch into Taichong, and the water-dampness and wind-qi are stimulated by internal force, merge with the pulse and Qi, and rush upward and retrogradely into the meridians. , the Jueyin liver meridian of the foot enters the liver, and the water-dampness and wind-qi gather in the liver and turn into rain to offset the fire of the liver. Five points of acupuncture and five-point moxibustion. After acupuncture, moxibustion is used to continuously push the water-dampness and wind-qi into the liver. The liver is like a sweet rain falling on the liver.

The second choice is Fenglong point. Fenglong is an onomatopoeia, which means booming. The material of this point is mainly the water-wet cloud gas coming from Tiaokou Point, Shangjuxu Point, and Lower Juxu Point. After arriving at this point, the water-moist cloud gas turns into rain and falls, and the amount of rainfall is large, like the rumbling sound of a thunderstorm, so The name is Fenglong.

Fenglong point belongs to Zuyangmingluo point. This acupoint is located in the lower part of the stomach meridian. The qi and blood substances are the water-damp cloud qi in the lower part of the sky that is gathered together. It is where the clouds turn into rain and fall. The air pressure is low. The water-damp and turbid qi in the stomach meridian and spleen meridian converge here, and the water and turbid qi in the lower part of the sky converge. Zhiyu also travels through the stomach meridian and spleen meridian, and has the function of connecting the qi and blood substances in various parts of the spleen and stomach meridian.

Use a filiform needle to insert the needle vertically, and insert it into the subcutaneous tissue with a quick puncture method, and insert the needle three-thirds deep. When there is a heavy, astringent, tight feeling under the needle, it is called deqi. After deqi is obtained, use slow and heavy techniques to spread the acupuncture sensation to the second and third toes. The acupuncture sensation will continue to strengthen as time goes by until it comes out. to the needle.

The third is to take the Shenmen point. God is the god, and the door is the portal. The qi and blood material in the Shenmen point is the external qi in the body of the state of mind. It is the same as the nature of the heart meridian qi and blood, and it is the divine qi of human beings.

The acupuncture point belongs to earth, and acupuncture at this point can relieve superficial heat, clear away heat, and replenish the heart qi.

The Shenmen point is located at the ulnar end of the wrist crease and in the radial depression of the flexor carpi ulnaris tendon.

Xu Chunliang selected the position of the wrist flexor tendon and used the twisting needle insertion method to penetrate vertically. The needle tip penetrated the skin layer and ligament layer in order to produce the first needle sensation. Needing to insert the needle requires strict control of the progress and the time required to pass through these two layers. Master it in about three minutes, penetrate the skin layer and ligament layer, and find the first needle feeling. Basically every doctor who knows acupuncture can do it, but make it evenly and progressively within three minutes to continue to stimulate the first needle feeling. To transmit this needle feeling continuously into the patient's body requires extremely precise control of force.

Zheng Pei'an's expression changed from admiration to admiration. The scene when he first learned acupuncture emerged in his mind. At that time, he practiced with layers of rough paper. The purpose was to control the accuracy of needle insertion. The slower the needle was inserted, the more skillful it was. , Xu Chunliang’s control over the filiform needles can be described as being able to move and release the needles at will.

Three minutes after stimulating the patient's first needle sensation, the filiform needle in Xu Chunliang's hand continued to advance deeper, piercing the palmar branch of the ulnar nerve. The tingling sensation was transmitted to the patient's palm, and the needle was inserted slowly again.

Zheng Pei'an lit a cigarette and took a puff silently. He had a premonition that he would soon witness a miracle happen.

When Xu Chunliang advances the filiform needle to stimulate the patient's third needle sensation, the internal force is sent into the patient's body along the filiform needle.

Taichong extinguishes the liver fire, Fenglong extinguishes the stomach and spleen fire, and Shenmen extinguishes the heart fire. The qi and blood substances in Shenmen point flow backward along the meridians and turn into rain, extinguishing the heart fire. Then use No. 1 moxa stick to perform the first-degree injury burning method.

Finally, select the Tanzhong point for acupuncture.

Because Tanzhong point is located at the top of the internal organs, it is also called Shangqi Sea. It is located on the chest, on the current midline, level with the fourth intercostal space. The meridians belong to the Ren meridian, the spleen meridian of Foot Taiyin, the Kidney meridian of Foot Shaoyin, the small intestine meridian of Hand Taiyang, and the triple burner meridian of Hand Shaoyang. The Qi meets Tanzhong.

Tanzhong point governs qi, distributing yin and yang, widening the chest, regulating qi, promoting blood circulation and dredging collaterals.

Xu Chunliang used the twisting method to acupuncture the Tanzhong point, and after penetrating the fascia, he introduced the external cold air into the patient's body using the air inlet method. The air inlet method is a combination of three techniques: the lifting and inserting method, the ninety-six method, and the breathing method. A complete compound tonic and purgative technique.

As the saying goes: receiving qi is the same as incoming qi, and it is a two-part process of creation. Ding Ning would die if he used Qi in his hands, and the wonderful principles and mysteries are in his hands. Silks of cold air continuously penetrated into the Tanzhong point through Xu Chunliang's exquisite acupuncture. The gas in the Tanzhong point settled when it was cold. The clouds in the Tanzhong point turned into rain. The rain fell into the Tanzhong point and merged into the Five Classics, extinguishing all the diseases in Monk Tonghui's body. Evil fire.

When Zheng Pei'an saw Xu Chunliang's methodical and step-by-step acupuncture technique, he could only describe it as amazing. Although he could understand Xu Chunliang's principle of using acupuncture, he could never guarantee the effect if he was asked to perform acupuncture. This kid was only twenty-two years old. Even if he started studying medicine from his mother's womb, it would not be as long as his own practice. But after seeing his acupuncture techniques, Zheng Pei'an felt that he was not even qualified to carry his shoes.

This is not to belittle oneself, this is his true feeling at this moment. He really doesn't know if the master knows that Xu Chunliang is so powerful. Most likely he doesn't know. Otherwise, why would this kid call him from Dongzhou to be a cover for him.

I took a look at the Qianyang Ningshen soup that Xu Chunliang had just opened: 20g coptis, 30g nocturnal vine, 20g cooked jujube kernel, 15g polygala root, 20g cypress kernel, 15g poria, 20g raw rehmannia glutinosa, 20g scrophulariaceae, 20g raw oyster, 30g of raw ocher, 10g of Chuanlian, 20g of raw keel, 15g of Albizia julibrissin, and 15g of Bupleurum. Decoction in water, one dose per day.

The symptoms shown by the patient are caused by excessive five wills, depletion of heart darkness, and excitement of heart yang. This prescription uses coptis to clear the heart fire, raw rehmannia root and scrophulariaceae to nourish yin and subdue yang, and dragon bone, oyster, and ocher to subdue yang. Qi makes yang enter yin. However, the patient has been ill for a long time and thinks excessively, which secretly consumes the yin in the heart. Therefore, polygala root, cypress seed, jujube seed, and nocturnal vine are used to nourish the heart and calm the mind.