Rural Chinese Medicine Li Maoyang

Chapter 348 Silly girl, how do you compare with me?

Early the next morning, Li Maoyang went to the hospital to see Chen Chaojiang. Seeing that the kid was in a stable condition, he prepared to go back.

Chen Chaojiang's mouth twitched and wanted to say something to Li Maoyang, but Li Maoyang quickly waved his hand to stop him. This kid really recovered for a few weeks, and he still can't speak.

"Take care of it, I'll see you again after a while!"

Li Maoyang said to Chen Chaojiang and walked out of the ward.

Chen Shuqing came out and handed him an envelope. Li Maoyang seemed to have more than three thousand, but there should be five thousand, so he counted out two thousand and handed it to Chen Shuqing: "I will use this money to buy nutritional supplements for Chao Jiang."

Chen Shuqing continued to push and push, but Li Maoyang turned around and left.

On the way home while driving, Qiao Guoguo called: "Did you pull someone out of the coffin to rescue?"

"How do you know?" Li Maoyang asked in surprise.

Then he realized that Ji Wenbin must have called Qiao Chunwang.

"Doctor Ji from Yongxing Town called my dad and said that the news spread throughout Yongxing Town! You are too bold!"

Qiao Guoguo was amazed!
"It's nothing, the person is not dead." Li Maoyang said.

"Then you really want to save the dead!" Qiao Guoguo said.

Li Maoyang knew that she must have rolled her eyes at this time.

So I imagined how she rolled her eyes, and smiled inwardly.

"Are you still at Liuyuan County Hospital?"

Qiao Guoguo asked again.

"Let's go back. Chen Chaojiang's boy has basically stabilized. I prescribed a prescription for him. I'll visit him when I have time to go to Liuyuan County Hospital."

"What? How do you feel after saving someone like this? Hey, by the way, are you wearing a Bluetooth headset? I won't talk to you if I don't. You should drive carefully!"

Qiao Guoguo said again.

"I'm wearing it, I bought it earlier." Li Maoyang said, "Actually, I have treated this kind of patients who are desperate to survive six or seven times. The three cases of Liang Wenjin, Li Xiaohua and Chen Chaojiang that I have experienced during this period of time, in addition to treating me The psychological experience of practicing medicine has indeed played a big role in consolidating my understanding of pathology."

What Li Maoyang said was the truth.

Liang Wenjin, Li Xiaohua, and Chen Chaojiang all had systemic X-rays to observe the patient's function, and saw with his own eyes how the patient's vital functions changed from weak to strong, how the qi, blood and internal organs in the patient's body changed step by step , Correspondingly, how their external state (including face, tongue and pulse) changes accordingly.

This really played a big role in consolidating his understanding of pathology!
After Li Maoyang finished speaking, Qiao Guoguo remained silent for a long time.

"What's wrong?" Li Maoyang asked.

"You've seen so many severe illnesses, and I can't even take care of some common minor illnesses..." Qiao Guoguo hesitated.

"You are stupid, silly girl." Li Maoyang smiled, "Who am I, the person who will (give you) shelter from the wind and rain in the future, what do you compare with me? There is no comparison, and there is no need to compare, anyway... Um, yeah, you know..."

Li Maoyang smiled vaguely and ambiguously.

"What nonsense are you talking about? If you talk nonsense again, I'll hang up." Qiao Guoguo said coyly.

Li Maoyang felt that her face must be red at this time, and the tips of her ears must also be red.

(I really want to cover her face with both hands, and then touch her ears.)
But he hastened to speak seriously.

"Actually, the difficulty of diagnosis and treatment is the same from a theoretical point of view when it comes to treating serious illnesses and minor illnesses.

Even in my opinion, the difficulty of accurate syndrome differentiation and precise medication for common minor diseases is more difficult.

Because patients with common minor illnesses are very different physiologically from normal people, it is more difficult to accurately differentiate syndromes and use precise medication.

For example, in the face of a common cold, can you make the patient heal with one dose?
Difficult isn't it? "

What Li Maoyang said was also his true feelings.

Now he feels that the system's drug effect deduction actually has a threshold range, and the prescriptions he usually reports to the system, as long as they can enter the threshold range of the system, the system will pass him.

That is to say, even if the prescriptions he usually prescribed to patients passed the systematic deduction of drug effects, it did not mean that the prescriptions he prescribed to patients were the best medicines.

For example, for the dose of a single medicine, the most accurate dose should be 10 grams, but the system will fluctuate up and down during the deduction of the drug effect. As long as the dose he prescribes is between 8 and 12 grams, he will be given passed.

Later, with the improvement of his medical skills, Li Maoyang had a premonition that the system would narrow the threshold range more and more, and it would be more difficult to deduce its medicinal effects at that time.

Qiao Guoguo was silent for a while, and then said with a smile: "According to what you say, there won't be so many doctors who are willing to treat minor illnesses instead of serious ones!"

Li Maoyang laughed and said, "I just said it from a theoretical standpoint.

In reality, people see a doctor. Of course, people are more willing to see people with minor illnesses than serious illnesses.

Because minor illnesses have a higher error tolerance rate for syndrome differentiation and treatment, even if your syndrome differentiation and treatment are not so precise, generally you will not have any major problems.

However, serious illnesses are different. Serious illnesses have a low tolerance for syndrome differentiation and treatment. Once there are deviations in syndrome differentiation and treatment, major problems may occur immediately.

This is the reason why ordinary doctors are only willing to treat minor illnesses, but not serious ones.

But from a theoretical standpoint, in fact, the difficulty of treating minor illnesses is the same as serious illnesses.

In many cases, in fact, it is more difficult to quickly cure a minor illness.

So don't be discouraged, Guoguo, first look at the minor illnesses, and see how long it takes you to cure a patient. Whether this healing time can be shortened every time, this represents the improvement of medical skills! "

Qiao Guoguo laughed after hearing this: "It seems to make sense for you to say that!"

"It doesn't seem like that's what happened!" Li Maoyang affirmed.

……

Qiao Guoguo and Li Maoyang talked on the phone for more than half an hour. She didn't end the call with Li Maoyang until she saw that there were many patients waiting in line in front of the pharmacy.

Then she hummed a song lightly and in a low voice, and began to see patients.

Now her mother is going to pick up the medicine, and she will do the first consultation. After the consultation, she will compare the diagnosis and medication with her father's second consultation, and think about the gap.

However, now she has a new idea, find a time when she and Li Maoyang are free, maybe she can sort out her father's medical records and let Li Maoyang have a look.

Perhaps, Li Maoyang will have a better view, which will help her further improve her medical skills...

As for Li Maoyang, after thinking about it for a while, he finally did not share Kuang Wenqi's medical records and notes with Qiao Guoguo.

First of all, he hasn't obtained Kuang Wenqi's consent yet, so it's not easy to share his things with others.

Secondly, Qiao Guoguo's level is not high now, showing her Kuang Wenqi's notes and medical records will not help her much, but will increase her burden.

As for Li Canyang, he didn't share Kuang Wenqi's things with him either.

The reason is that Kuang Wenqi's consent was not obtained. Secondly, Kuang Wenqi's pile of things is basically used for medical practice, while Li Canyang's postgraduate entrance examination mostly uses theoretical things.

Sharing Kuang Wenqi's things with Li Canyang now will easily disturb his thinking, which is not good for the postgraduate entrance examination.

In the future, if Kuang Wenqi agrees, he would like to share his things with his second grandfather, Qiao Chunwang and Ge Gen.

For them, Kuang Wenqi's pile of things must be very useful.

　Second update today.

　　
　
(End of this chapter)