Rebirth 1977 Great Era

Chapter 561: Little Senior Sister in Skin, Chicken Blood Therapy for Schizophrenia (Monthly Ticket Plus)
As expected, Dongzhimen Hospital also plans to promote the dialect and hold a commendation meeting.

So from next Monday to Wednesday, the commendation meeting was held as a buffet, taking turns in three units.

Fortunately, I haven’t gone to the 252 Hospital yet, otherwise it would have been four games.

After lunch, Fangyan began to prepare ingredients for the evening family dinner at home.

My eldest sister and mother-in-law went out to do some shopping at noon today, but there is not much food in this cold winter.

All you can buy are white radish, cabbage, potato, tofu, bean sprouts, kelp and so on.

Fangyan took out the mountain and seafood products that had been sent by others from the warehouse. These all needed to be soaked. They were all sent by the China Traditional Chinese Medicine Research Institute last time.

Dried squid, seaweed, kelp, dried shrimp, sea rice rolls, and fish maw are still relatively rare in this season.

It will definitely not look shabby when used to entertain guests.

After distributing the things, Fangyan prepared to go and pick up his master.

Before leaving, Fangyan thought about it and called Anton and Sophia again.

Let them come too.

The person who answered the phone this weekend was Bachukayev. I didn't expect that he was on vacation. In Fangyan's impression, scientists should be very busy.

So he invited Bachukayev to come over over the phone.

After telling his family that Bachukayev and his team would be coming over later, Fangyan went out on his motorcycle.

When we arrived at the family quarters of Xiyuan Hospital, it had started snowing.

The Lesser Cold solar term just passed two days ago, so the temperature in the capital city dropped again, and it snows for a while almost every day.

Fang Yan greeted the security guard Brother Zhang, then drove straight into the staff housing compound without even stopping.

The courtyard door of the master's house was not closed, as if it had been waiting for Fangyan for a long time.

"Master!" Fang Yan shouted at the door.

Then the little girl Lu Wangyou poked her head out of the door, glanced at Fangyan, and shouted into the house:

"Grandpa, the dialect is coming."

The voice of Mr. Lu came from the room:

"Ask him to come in and sit for a while."

Lu Wangyou smiled and said to Fang Yan:

"Junior brother, grandpa wants you to come in and sit down!"

Fangyan smiled.

Then he walked up and picked up Lu Wangyou.

"Little girl, I haven't seen you for a long time. You have become even more naughty!"

This little guy entered the sect earlier than me, and is older than me in terms of seniority, but he's still a little kid. Fangyan still feels uncomfortable when she calls him "little junior brother".

He grabbed it and brought it into the living room like a little monkey.

Lu Wangyou complained to his grandfather:

"Grandpa, Fangyan bullies kids."

At this time, Fang Yan saw that Mr. Lu was taking a patient's pulse, and there were several people around him holding down the patient's shoulders and arms, as if they were afraid that he would run away.

Fang Yan put Lu Wangyou down, then walked up to his master and asked:

"Master, are you seeing patients this afternoon as well?"

Lu Donghua said to Fang Yan:

"This is Uncle Wangyou."

Fang Yan was stunned for a moment, then he realized that this was not an ordinary patient.

Just now he was still wondering why he was seeing a doctor this afternoon.

Fangyan took a look at the patient. He had dark circles under his eyes, red bloodshot eyes, and a dull look, as if he had mental problems.

Next, Lu Donghua introduced the other people present to Fangyan.

Among them is Lu Donghua’s son, Lu Wangyou’s father, Lu Sihai.

There are also relatives from Lu Sihai’s wife’s side.

The patient was Lu Sihai's third uncle, named Xu Feng.

Fangyan asked:

"So what's the situation now?"

Lu Sihai knew that Fang Yan was his father's most proud disciple, and his medical skills were far superior to his father's. When he heard his question, he immediately said:
"At the beginning of last year, I was diagnosed with duodenal bulb ulcer. At that time, I was out of town and there were no good treatment conditions, so I tried chicken blood therapy. Later, I became mentally ill."

"My condition worsened in the fall. I was diagnosed with schizophrenia at a hospital in Nanjing. I was hospitalized for four months and received insulin shock treatment more than 4 times, but I am still not fully recovered." "I am currently taking Western medicines such as Antan, Telden, and Diazepam."

"There's really no other way recently, so the family came to Beijing to seek help from a Chinese doctor to see if they can cure it."

"My symptoms are a little better today, so I'll let my dad take a look at it first."

"Oh." Fangyan nodded.

Chicken blood therapy is a so-called "treatment method" that was once popular among the people. It emerged in the 20s and 50s when China was in the stage of exploring medical technology. The specific method is to extract the blood of a young rooster, usually a healthy rooster of a few months old, and then inject it into the human body, claiming that it can treat a variety of diseases including high blood pressure, hemiplegia, infertility, etc.

This therapy was originally invented and promoted by Yu Changshi, a doctor in Shanghai.

During the promotion process, more people are convinced of its effectiveness through word of mouth and exaggerated publicity of individual cases.

Moreover, when there are people around you who try it and claim that it is effective, it will trigger a herd mentality, and more and more people will start to follow suit and try it.

With the popularization of medical knowledge and the deepening awareness of the harmfulness of this therapy, relevant departments began to ban chicken blood therapy.

After a period of rectification, chicken blood therapy gradually disappeared from the historical stage.

I just didn't expect that in the 1970s there were still people using this method.

While expressing his feelings in dialect, he also observed the patient.

Unlike the daze just now, the patient was now drowsy and very tired.

There is phlegm in the throat, and it makes phlegm sounds from time to time.

Fang Yan turned around and took a look at the medical records written by his master. It read:

The patient is suspicious, depressed, pessimistic, insomniac, sluggish, tired, screams in dreams, has urinary incontinence, emotionally unstable, and irritable, among which suspicion is the main symptom. Sometimes he is in high spirits, and sometimes he is exhausted.

The tongue is red, the tongue coating is thin and greasy, and the pulse is stringy and slippery.

In fact, Mr. Lu has already seen the situation clearly.

Lu Donghua saw Fang Yan reading the medical records he had written and asked him:
"Why don't you come and take a look too?"

The dialect said:

"You have already made up your mind, just prescribe the medicine."

"I don't have to come, right?"

The main reason Fangyan felt that this was a relative of the Lu family, so why should a person with the surname Fang interfere?
However, Master Lu Donghua wanted Fangyan to give it a try.

He stood up and said:

"Come if you are asked to, and see if your argument is the same as mine."

Seeing this, Fangyan had no choice but to agree and sat down in front of the patient.

Then he asked the patient:
"Hello there!"

The other party didn't answer him, but blinked and showed a drowsy and tired expression.

The patient's family member explained that this was an intermittent symptom of the patient and that if he had any questions, he could just ask them.

Fang Yan had no choice but to ask the patient's family about the patient's condition, and then got the same dialectical result as his master Lu Donghua.

Fangyan also noticed a problem, that is, they are still taking Western medicine, and the method of taking it is not following the doctor's advice.

Fangyan has also studied Western medicine and knows that this kind of psychiatric drug cannot be taken in the way they do.

If you eat like this, even if you are not mentally ill, you will develop mental problems.

Besides, this person already has mental problems, and eating blindly will only make his condition worse.

"How is it?" Lu Donghua asked Fangyan.

Fangyan thought for a moment and said:
"His symptoms are caused by overthinking, which has damaged his heart and spleen. At the same time, his yin and blood are insufficient, which has caused liver yang to be disturbed. In addition, phlegm and turbidity are accumulated inside his body, and his orifices and meridians are blocked."

"These symptoms are very similar to the lily disease and zang-dryness syndrome described in the Golden Chamber, so if you want to treat them, you should focus on prescriptions that nourish the heart and spleen and clear phlegm and open the orifices."

After that he added:

"Oh, by the way, I think they have to stop taking western medicine. Antane, Telden, and Valium have side effects if taken too much. They are still taking them in a mixed way, and the dosage is not controlled. It will be even more annoying if they take too much."

Before Lu Donghua could even open his mouth after hearing the dialect statement, the patient's family member said:

"You can't stop taking the medicine. If you do, he'll go crazy!"

"You don't know, when he gets mad, it takes several people to hold him down, even if he's an adult man."

PS: The monthly ticket increased by 100, and the debt is 4000 more words.

So after finishing this chapter, I still owe you 95000 words.

No more today. Please come early tomorrow.

(End of this chapter)