In the medical industry, the bigger the boss, the better they understand. The road to medical research is really long, and many diseases are actually untreatable.
When the patient's life is in danger, let's forget it. What are the academic arguments between Chinese and Western medicine at this time? Which prescription can save the patient's life and which method should be used?
The so-called academic disputes are when doctors are not treating diseases and saving lives, but are just holding academic forums to argue endlessly.
Therefore, compared with traditional Chinese medicine being bad and Western medicine being bad, the thinking of these important people is rational and online. It is completely idiotic to worry about the difference between Chinese medicine and Western medicine when the patient is saving his or her life.
When it comes to what traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine can do in the treatment of critically ill patients.
Needless to say about Western medicine, many Western medicines and first aid methods can be said to have immediate effects, while Chinese medicine mostly gives people the impression of being slow-paced.
In this regard, Dr. Song Xuelin was the first to say: "Traditional Chinese medicine has heard that it is very effective in helping people defecate."
Many brain surgery patients are paralyzed in bed and unable to move, resulting in restricted intestinal peristalsis and frequent problems, one of which is constipation.
Western medicine treats constipation, including laxatives and topical anal medication. Considering that Western medicine is regarded as good because of its fast effect, the implication may be that the medicine is too powerful.
Clinically, if critically ill patients are constipated, laxatives are very effective. However, they may cause the patient to collapse at the same time, and it is difficult to control the dosage. The effectiveness of popular probiotics may vary from person to person.
Hearing Dr. Song express his thoughts first shows that as a brain surgeon, he is worried about this kind of cases for more than a day or two.
I have long heard that traditional Chinese medicine can have miraculous effects in such areas. Unfortunately, the Chinese medicine department within the National Association is not very good, so Dr. Song is interested in meeting Dr. Wen.
All the experienced doctors present nodded their heads after listening to Dr. Song's words. Indeed, if the treatment of critically ill patients requires the assistance of traditional Chinese medicine, it is likely to be a situation like what Dr. Song mentioned above.
"If Dr. Wen was approached for this reason, it is estimated that the patient's condition would not allow him to take traditional Chinese medicine." Tao Zhijie said, and he would never forget that the technique Dr. Wen displayed on the train was not traditional Chinese medicine but acupuncture.
Others glanced at him, knowing that he, a non-healthy person, had never been fond of Chinese medicine. Perhaps for this reason, Dr. Tao, who had always had little interest in Chinese medicine, became obsessed with having Dr. Wen come to the Chinese Association.
"I wonder where she goes for consultation. If we can go there and take a look -" Tao Zhijie lowered his head and muttered to himself, and a trace of his own psychology could not help but emerge.
Needless to say, no one present objected to his idea.
Dr. Xie Wanying took the phone and glanced back: Wow, everyone wants to take a peek at Sister Wen's skills.
Dr. Wen cannot talk about the problem. All doctors understand Dr. Wen.
"Sister, you are busy, please call me when you have time." Xie Wanying said.
The expressions of other people present: Are you still talking on the phone?
When it was time to get off work, the young doctor came to ask his superiors if he could get off work. Everyone thought so because the figure of Mi Siran appeared at the door.
Misran's internship in rotational medicine was reincarnated into neurosurgery.
Others only remembered that she had always been with her cousin Mi Wenlin, and they almost always appeared at the same time.
It is important to mention here that the two of them went to Guozhi Emergency Department for internship together before, and now Mi Wenlin went to Guozhi Cardiac Surgery Department for internship while working on his doctoral thesis.
Mithran returned to the National Association of Neurosurgery to work on his doctoral thesis.
Considering that the two of them are about to graduate and find employment this year, it can be seen that the siblings ultimately chose different careers.
