"No wonder Jiang Yuanbei sent Yun Heng here."

Looking at the expressions of the students beside him, Guan Yalan finally understood a little and spoke softly to Han Kaiping who came in.

"Yes, Yun Heng has not graduated for a long time, has a short growth time, and has a high level. He understands the journey of these students better."

Han Kaiping nodded.

In fact, what Yun Heng just said was relatively shallow things, but it is precisely because these things are superficial that they are more in line with the current situation of these students at this stage.

After entering the hospital, the superior doctors will not consider the students' actual situation too much. Students encounter what diseases they encounter and understand what diseases they are. How can superior doctors have the skills to combine with the students' actual situation?

If you can keep up, you stay in the hospital. If you can't keep up, you will be eliminated. The current competition model of hospitals is very cruel.

The same master's degree graduated. After a few years, some people are the main subjects, while others are still hospitalized, and the gap will gradually be widened.

Guided teaching like Yunheng is almost impossible to encounter in hospitals.

Of course, West Asia Hospital is almost like this model now, which is also the special feature of West Asia Hospital.

"Zhang Xueyan just mentioned some symptoms of vertigo in modern medicine."

Yun Heng continued: "In fact, in terms of symptoms and manifestations, this situation should be Meniere's disease in Western medicine. Meniere's disease is the most common clinical diagnosis. The medical record is ear labyrinth edema caused by lymphatic reflux disorder..."

When Yun Heng talked about this, many students grew up in surprise.

Damn it!

Dr. Yun actually understands Western medicine.

Yunheng is a master's degree graduate who graduated from the Department of Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine. However, after getting the panel, Yunheng has always practiced traditional Chinese medicine in the simulation space. As Yunheng became famous and his level of traditional Chinese medicine improved, many people in the outside world did not know that Yunheng actually graduated from the Department of Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine.

Now Yun Heng suddenly argues this disease from the perspective of Western medicine, which surprised many students at the moment.

Meniere's disease is the most common clinical practice. The clinical symptoms shown by female students do conform to the manifestations of Meniere's disease. It is really surprising that Yun Heng, a Chinese medicine doctor, knows so much about Western medicine.

Zhang Xueyan looked at Yun Heng in surprise.

Senior Yun Heng knows more than her.

"Many students may be asking now that the medical record of Meniere's disease is ear labyrinth edema caused by reflux disorder. Traditional Chinese medicine classifies it as phlegm and fluid. It is understandable in all aspects. However, from the perspective of modern medicine, the patient's disease is clearly on the head, so why does traditional Chinese medicine think it is in the middle burner and under the heart?"

Yun Heng asked with a smile.

For a moment, the students were stunned and then began to whisper.

Tian Xiaoya looked at Yun Heng with beautiful eyes, her eyes full of radiance.

This classmate of my own is amazing. He put forward a proposition in just two simple sentences.

Just now, the people from Shangtian Xiaoya and Guan Yalan were actually a little puzzled. Yun Heng should be more disgusted with the use of Western medicine ideas in traditional Chinese medicine treatment. Why did he analyze it yourself? It turned out to be the reason.

As for this disease, from the perspective of Western medicine, the ear labyrinth edema caused by lymphatic reflux disorders, anyone who knows a little common sense knows that the disease is located in the head, but why does traditional Chinese medicine say that the disease is located in the middle burner and under the heart?

This is a rather contradictory point.

"Does anyone know?"

Yun Heng asked with a smile.

The students at the scene looked at each other, but no one answered. After all, they were just junior students, and this question was obviously beyond their understanding.

"Doctor Yun, why?"

A classmate asked loudly.

"This issue involves the difference between traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine."

Yun Heng said: "In a brief way, Western medicine focuses on analysis and empirical use of anatomy, while traditional Chinese medicine focuses on abstraction and induction with the help of long experience and ancient philosophical theories."

"Modern medicine divides the human body into different systems such as circulation, breathing, urinary, nerves, and movement based on functional differences, while traditional Chinese medicine divides the human body into five functional systems with the help of physical organs based on theoretical abstraction."

"The heart hides the spirit, the liver hides the soul, the lungs hides the soul, the spleen hides the mind, and the kidneys hide their mind... So the heart, liver, spleen, lungs, and kidneys are divided into two aspects, one is the specific organs, and the other is the general term for the entire system. As for specific diseases, dizziness is related to the spirit in traditional Chinese medicine, so the disease is located under the heart and in the middle burner..."

"I'll go...Doctor Yun is so straightforward."

"Damn, I understand."

Listening to Yun Heng’s explanation, many students suddenly realized.

Many people in traditional Chinese medicine are actually a little confused. Even medical students who study traditional Chinese medicine are specious at first.

In some diseases, in some explanations, the heart, liver, spleen, and lungs do refer to specific organs, but sometimes they are a general term. It is this conceptual thing that makes people foolishly distinguish.

Now Yun Heng explains the specific symptoms, and many students understand.

"Okay, let's go back to the specific disease. Since it's water drink, does anyone know how to use the medicine?"

Yun Heng asked with a smile.

"Doctor Yun can use Ze Alisma Decoction."

Zhang Mingfei said hurriedly.

"Zhexi Decoction?"

Yun Heng smiled and said, "Can you tell me why you use this prescription?"

Zhang Mingfei did not hesitate and hurriedly said: "Zeye Decoction comes from "Jinkui Yaolue", which has the effects of promoting diuresis and eliminating drinking, strengthening the spleen and promoting water. It is mainly used to treat drinking and stopping the heart, dizziness in the head, and swelling in the chest..."

"And Zexie Decoction is mainly used to treat solar disease, and dizziness is one of the main symptoms of Zexie Decoction."

Zhang Mingfei said while thinking, and added two sentences from time to time: "The dizziness caused by clearing the orifices in water drinking must be mainly used in the treatment of the transformation drink..."

"very good."

Yun Heng was more satisfied with Zhang Mingfei, smiled and nodded, and said with a smile: "Do you think there is a possibility that Linggui Shu Gan Decoction is actually more suitable than Ze Alisma Decoction?"

"ah......"

Zhang Mingfei opened his mouth slightly, and he was stunned for a moment. Many people next to him couldn't help but smile.

After everyone laughed, Yun Heng said: "Zeye Decoction and Linggui Shu Gan Decoction both target water and drink clear orifices. Both are sweet and light, so that water drinks and drinks are in line with the purpose of "exciting and exhausting" in the "Inner Canon". Moreover, the ministerial medicines of both prescriptions are Atractylodes, which can not only help the king's medicine to promote diuresis, but also strengthen the spleen and strengthen the normalization. However, there is another medicine in Linggui Shu Gan Decoction, which is Guizhi..."

"The cinnamon twigs are pungent and dispersed, and helps yang to transform qi, which is more in line with the principle of "those who suffer from phlegm and fluid should be gentle" in the "Treatise on Febrile Diseases".

As he said that, Yun Heng paused: "In actual clinical practice, we can use many outlines of "Treatise on Febrile Diseases" as the main reference, especially for beginners. In many cases, it is not too wrong to use "Treatise on Febrile Diseases" as the main one."

"Thank you, Dr. Yun."
Chapter completed!