Rural Chinese Medicine Li Maoyang

Chapter 129 The natural comprehension method of the unity of nature and man in traditional Chinese medicine
"There's nothing to be suspicious about!"

Li Canyang raised his hand to straighten the watch on his wrist.

"The liver is a visceral organ, and the body utilizes yin and yang. It is especially important to balance yin and yang. If there is a problem with either yin or yang, it will inevitably affect the other.

Now that old lady in Kyoto has a deficiency of liver yin, the liver yang must not be stretched, and the function of dredging the qi of the liver will inevitably decrease, and it is very natural to cause stagnation of liver qi. If the stagnation of liver qi is stagnant, it will form air clusters up?
But liver wind is yang evil, and yang evil is active, so the air ball will naturally rotate back and forth in the chest and abdomen! "

Li Maoyang and Qiao Guoguo didn't say anything after hearing this, but frowned instead.

But Li Maoyang was thinking about Li Canyang's words, but Qiao Guoguo didn't quite understand.

"Well, what Canyang said makes sense. Guoguo, think about it, do cyclones appear more often in hot and dry weather? Or do they appear more often in humid weather?"

When Li Maoyang said this, Qiao Guoguo immediately understood: "Whirlwinds naturally appear more often in hot and dry weather! That's right, the aunt in Kyoto has blood deficiency that produces wind, and liver blood deficiency can easily lead to heat in the liver. It causes stagnation of liver qi, so small air masses form in the body, and then run around like a whirlwind!"

After she said "lostly", she couldn't help covering her mouth and laughing, her eyebrows and eyes were crooked.

"If you answer like that, you won't even get a single point in the test paper!"

Li Canyang patted Li Maoyang on the shoulder and said.

He was a little upset, obviously he answered first, but Li Maoyang stole the limelight.

"Does Chinese medicine emphasize the unity of man and nature? Most of the questions have to be thought of in analogy to the myriad phenomena between heaven and earth." Li Maoyang sneered, "That's a different story in the exam. It's easy to understand and understand in this way. Remember prison.

Moreover, modern science is gradually acknowledging that the human body is a small universe. "

Li Canyang shook his head and said to Qiao Guoguo: "Guoguo, if you understand Chinese medicine so well, you will be brought into the ditch by Maoyang sooner or later."

Qiao Guoguo frowned and said nothing, but Li Canyang called her Guoguo as soon as he met her, which gave her goosebumps all over her body.

As for Li Maoyang calling her Guoguo, that was her tacit consent in her heart, after all Li Maoyang was her father's younger brother, and they got along very well now.

"Lectures should be like this, who can understand you when you say that!" Alia on the side said to Li Canyang straightforwardly.

She was deeply afraid that Li Maoyang would give her lectures like Li Canyang's in the future, so she quickly helped Li Canyang fight back.

Just now Li Maoyang used the whirlwind as an example, which made her understand a little bit with difficulty.

Li Canyang glanced at Alia and said nothing, what does a Mongolian girl know?He was too lazy to talk to her.

Then the discussion continues.

The following medical issues are much easier to understand.

When the liver qi is stagnant, the liver wood will naturally suppress the spleen soil. The spleen is bullied by the liver, so the aunt in Kyoto loses her appetite!
Loss of appetite, lack of food, lack of energy in the body, insufficient supply of energy in the brain, if you are not dizzy, who are you?

(Of course, there are also reasons for hyperactivity of liver yang.)
This is also the reason for the sore waist and thin body!

As for Aunt Jingdu’s poor sleep, partly it’s because of the “qi jujube” making noise in her body, which hurts from time to time; partly because the heat disturbs the mind, can she sleep well?
……

Li Maoyang and Li Canyang basically agree with the logical line that Qiao Guoguo spent all afternoon pulling out, but only added some details.

Once this medical link is cleared up, the etiology and pathogenesis of the pathology are clarified, and the general direction of treatment will come out.

Liver (kidney) yin deficiency, then nourish yin (that is, tonify yin), if the liver qi is not dredged, then soothe the liver qi!

but--

However, the fact that this treatment plan has come out does not mean that the job is over. In fact, only half of the work is completed, and the following selection of prescriptions and medications is also crucial!
Because nourishing yin and replenishing water and regulating qi and relieving depression, there are certain contradictions between the two in terms of treatment methods and drug selection.

It is not easy to choose a prescription for medicine!
So Li Maoyang, Qiao Guoguo, and Li Canyang discussed the prescription again!

Alia, who was on the side, was dazzled by seeing and had a headache when she heard it. She covered her head with her hands and walked away silently.

After watching for a long time and listening to it for a long time, she only roughly figured out what kind of illness Aunt Jingdu is, and what is the general cause of yin deficiency.

If she wanted to find out a little more, she had to ask Li Maoyang to make up lessons for her during "evening self-study".

……

As a result of the discussion, Li Maoyang, Qiao Guoguo, and Li Canyang came up with several alternative prescriptions: modified Bupleurum Shugan Powder, modified Chaihu Guizhi Decoction, modified Xiaoyao Powder, and modified Yiguanjian.

The addition and subtraction of Yiguanjian was proposed by Qiao Guoguo.

Of course, she herself said that this was her father's prescription.

Li Canyang proposed Chaihu Shugan Powder or Chaihu Guizhi Decoction. He called his grandfather Li Zhongtong for advice, and Li Zhongtong thought it would be better to add or subtract Chaihu Guizhi Decoction.

(Li Canyang did not dare to tell his grandfather that they were seeing patients remotely, but only said that he saw an online patient discussing it.)
Li Maoyang himself proposed the addition and subtraction of Xiaoyao San.

As a reconciliation agent, Xiaoyao Powder has the effects of harmonizing the liver and spleen, soothing the liver and relieving depression, nourishing blood and strengthening the spleen.Indications of liver depression and blood deficiency and spleen weakness.

Li Maoyang felt that it was more convincing.

But he felt that the addition and subtraction of Yiguanjian and the addition and subtraction of Bupleurum Guizhi Decoction seemed to be okay.

Both can also soothe the liver, relieve depression and nourish yin and blood.

For a while Li Maoyang was not sure.

He only has one chance to deduce the efficacy of the medicine, and he must choose the most accurate prescription to have the greatest chance of passing the systematic deduction.

He spent more than an hour deliberating, and finally chose to add and subtract.

(Usually decocted herbs: Shengdi, Adenophora, Ophiopogon japonicus, Angelica, Lycium barbarum, Toosendan.)
Yiguanjian is a prescription specially for liver and kidney yin deficiency, and also has the effect of soothing the liver and relieving depression. In the composition, it well reconciles the contradiction between nourishing yin and blood and regulating qi and relieving depression in the treatment method and selection of medicines The paradox is a proven formula that is still widely used today.

Of course, as far as Aunt Jingdu's condition is concerned, it's not enough to use the original prescription. After discussing with Qiao Guoguo and Li Canyang, Li Maoyang wrote a prescription.

Adenophora, Lycium barbarum, Ophiopogon japonicus, Habitat, Angelica, Toosendan, Vinegar green peel, Vinegar Cyperus, Digupi, Fried malt, Fried jujube kernel, Raw keel, Raw oyster.

Among them, North Radix Ginseng, Lycium Barbarum, Ophiopogon japonicus, Rehmannia, and Angelica are used to nourish liver yin.

Toosendan, Qingpi, Cyperus Cyperi are used to sort out liver qi.

Digupi, clearing deficiency and heat.

Stir-fried malt, eliminate accumulated food, harmonize the stomach, and soothe the liver.

Stir-fry jujube kernels, keel and oysters to soothe the mind and help sleep.

This can be regarded as a relatively large prescription.

In the eyes of beginners with a little knowledge of Chinese medicine, it is a manifestation of incompetence. In fact, this is also the helpless choice of today's Chinese medicine. Because the pharmacopoeia stipulates that the dosage of each medicine in the prescription should not be too large, so we can only use medicines with basically the same effect. Put more medicine.

Of course, it is another story for some fake Chinese medicine practitioners to shoot wildly and even want to take the opportunity to sell more medicines.

The prescription they jointly prescribed successfully passed the systematic deduction of its efficacy.

Li Maoyang immediately told the aunt in Kyoto about the prescription, and told her son Yongge to use a video call to let him check the ingredients when buying the medicine, and also told a lot of precautions when decocting the medicine.

This can be regarded as being responsible to the other party wholeheartedly.

The 800 yuan is not easy to earn, but if you count what you have learned and opened up a new medical path, it is worth it.

In the end, the 800 yuan was divided equally between the four under Li Maoyang's insistence, and Li Maoyang himself only got [-] yuan.

Then, towards dusk, he received another video call from Si Jin.

　I am very grateful to the second brother of the book friend Demon King for the reward and the monthly pass!I am very grateful to book friends Red Black Blue Gold and Qin Tou for donating monthly tickets!
　　The accumulated rewards reached 33.88 meters.

　　Monthly ticket accumulation plus one change.3 monthly passes left.

　　Attachment: Monthly ticket calculation method, except for the 6 tickets that are automatically given by the APP twice a day, the others are monthly tickets given by book friends!

　　
　
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