Chinese medicine: from rural hospitals to top three hospitals in Kyoto

Chapter 574: Never leave the same origin

Yin Hairong came out of the administrative building and was about to take a walk around the outpatient department when he saw Tian Min coming out of the outpatient building from a distance.

Yin Hairong was afraid that he had seen it wrong, so he looked again carefully and found that it was really Tian Min.

Director Tian came to the hospital, but there was no movement at all. I was completely unaware of anything.

While thinking in his mind, Yin Hairong did not slow down and hurried forward.

"Director Tian."

As he spoke, Yin Hairong walked forward with a smile and said, "Director Tian, ​​why didn't you say hello when you came? I could go and greet you."

"Dean Yin."

Tian Wen smiled and said, "I just came here to see a doctor. I'm just an ordinary patient. There's no need to alarm Dean Yin."

Yin Hairong is the vice president of the Affiliated Hospital of Medical University. The Affiliated Hospital of Medical University of Shanzhou Province is a deputy-department-level unit. The president Shi Wenzhen has the same rank as Tian Min. The vice president Yin Hairong is one level lower and is at the director level.

However, due to the special nature of the National Health Commission, not to mention Yin Hairong, even Shi Wenzhen had to be more enthusiastic when meeting Tian Min and should still be polite.

"Director Tian is feeling unwell?"

Yin Hairong hurriedly said, "Please tell me so that I can organize a consultation with experts. Director Tian is very busy, and your health is the most important thing."

"Just a little problem."

Tian Wen smiled and said, "And I have already seen the doctor. The doctors in your hospital are of very high level and have a good attitude. It is worthy of being the top hospital in our Shanzhou Province. I was not disappointed."

"Thank you Director Tian for the compliment."

Yin Hairong smiled and said, "We must be extremely enthusiastic in serving patients."

Yin Hairong said again: "Since Director Tian is here, I think we should organize a consultation with experts and strive for a speedy recovery. We can't delay Director Tian's work."

"Don't bother. The doctor I met today is very skilled and will definitely cure the disease."

Tian Wen smiled and said, "If there is anything else that needs trouble, I will contact Dean Yin again."

"Okay, I'll see Director Tian off then."

As he spoke, Yin Hairong sent Tian Min to the parking lot, helped Tian Min get into the car, watched Tian Min's car drive away, and then turned and walked towards the outpatient clinic.

After entering the outpatient clinic, Yin Hairong went directly to the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine and stood in front of the nurses' station.

"Dean Yin."

The nurse at the nurses' station was startled and hurriedly greeted Yin Hairong.

How come Dean Yin suddenly appeared in front of me?

"Can you help me check which doctor the female patient named Tian Min just went to see?" Yin Hairong asked.

The reason why Yin Hairong was sure that it was the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine was because Kang Yanyan was holding medicine in her hand just now, which was obviously Chinese medicine, so Yin Hairong could be sure that Tian Wen was seeing a Chinese medicine doctor.

The nurse hurriedly started to check on the computer: "Director Yin, which 'Wen' is it? There are two female patients named 'Tian Wen'."

"The 'Wen' character next to the 'Wang' character."

Yin Hairong said: "About forty years old."

"It's Clinic Room No. 8."

The nurse said, "It's Dr. Chen Yang."

"Clinic Room 8?"

Yin Hairong was stunned: "Ordinary number?"

In most hospitals, the closer you are to the front of the clinic, the more specialist appointments you have, while the ones further back are for ordinary patients. Although this is not absolute, it is a high probability. This is the case at the Shanzhou Medical University Affiliated Hospital.

This is the case in the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Clinic No. 8 is obviously a general clinic.

Moreover, the name Chen Yang sounded familiar to Yin Hairong, but he couldn't remember where he had heard it for a moment. In this case, he was definitely not the chief physician. Yin Hairong knew all the chief physicians in the hospital and could call them by their names.

"Yes, it's a regular number." said the nurse.

"Okay, I get it."

Yin Hairong said this and walked towards Clinic No. 8, wondering, Tian Min came to the hospital to see an ordinary doctor?

Normally speaking, given Tian Wen's level and status, she wouldn't have to communicate in advance when coming to the hospital, or even find an ordinary doctor. At the very least, she would have contacted an expert in advance.

The more Yin Hairong thought about it, the more confused he became. Could it be that Tian Min knew Chen Yang before?

Apart from this, Yin Hairong couldn't think of any other reason.

Arriving at Clinic No. 8, Yin Hairong pushed the door open and walked in. There was a patient in the clinic and Chen Yang was examining the patient.

"President Yin!"

When Wu Mengmeng saw the person coming, she quickly stood up and greeted him.

"Dean Yin."

It was the first time that Chen Yang met Yin Hairong. When Wu Mengmeng spoke, Chen Yang naturally knew the identity of the visitor and stood up to greet him.

"It's okay, you guys keep busy, I'll just walk around."

Yin Hairong smiled and asked Chen Yang and Wu Mengmeng to continue with their work, while he walked to the side and watched.

Yin Hairong stood on the side. Wu Mengmeng and Sun Jian were a little nervous, but Chen Yang had nothing to be nervous about.

In Kyoto, Chen Yang has met many important figures and has long been accustomed to them.

The patient was a woman in her early fifties, accompanied by her daughter. She had undergone cervical polypectomy four months ago and had lower abdominal pain after the operation and was obviously afraid of cold.

After a period of examination, the pain in the lower abdomen has been alleviated, but the fear of cold in the lower abdomen has worsened, especially the genitals, which are particularly afraid of cold, as if there is a cold wind blowing inside. Not only is there fear of cold, but sometimes there is also a feeling of tightness.

"How about pee?"

Chen Yang asked while checking his pulse.

"The urine is clear and the amount is large..." said the woman.

"Qingchang?" Chen Yang asked.

"Yeah." The woman nodded.

"Are you thirsty normally?" Chen Yang asked again.

"I'm not thirsty."

"Are you having any back pain?" Chen Yang asked again.

"Yes, there is." The woman nodded.

"Open your mouth, let me see your tongue." Chen Yang looked at the woman's tongue coating. The tongue coating was thin and white, and the pulse was deep and thready.

"Mengmeng, what do you think?" Chen Yang asked Wu Mengmeng.

"I......"

Wu Mengmeng subconsciously glanced at Yin Hairong beside her and didn't know how to answer for a moment.

Because Yin Hairong was there, Wu Mengmeng was so nervous that she didn't think at all. She was stunned when Chen Yang asked her, and stammered: "This is...'vaginitis'."

"Ah."

Chen Yang also noticed Wu Mengmeng's nervousness, and said with a smile: "We have a term in Chinese medicine called 'cold like a fan', which is exactly this situation. Zhang Zhongjing talked about the term 'like a fan', 'Women in the sixth or seventh month of pregnancy... have abdominal pain and aversion to cold, and their lower abdomen is like a fan. The reason for this is that the viscera are open, so Fuzi Decoction should be used to warm the viscera.'"

"Although the patient is not pregnant, the cervical polyp removal surgery is almost equivalent to a miscarriage."

Chen Yang said: "From the patient's pulse, it can be seen that the patient has cold evil in the Jueyin meridian. In the Suwen·Jueyin Pain Theory, it is said that 'cold invades the Jueyin meridian. The Jueyin meridian is connected to the genitals and the liver. When cold invades the meridian, the blood will be clogged and the pulse will be rapid, so the ribs and lower abdomen will be painful.'"

"It is said that no matter how things change, they still remain essentially the same." Chen Yang said with a smile, "Although the development of modern medicine has resulted in many new situations that did not exist before, such as some surgeries, in the final analysis, many diseases can be traced back to their original forms."

Yin Hairong looked at Chen Yang in surprise. Where did this monster come from? He was so calm in front of him and taught students as usual. And his level was so high?