My family has been practicing medicine in the countryside for generations, I have been adhering to the family motto since I was a child, I have been very fond of Chinese medicine, and my father also hopes that I will continue to practice medicine, study Qihuang, and be in the apricot forest in the future.
When I was in junior high school, I had already memorized "Medicinal Properties", "Soup Songs", "Lake Pulse Learning", etc., but I didn't understand the meaning at first, so I had to memorize them by rote.
My father usually taught me:There is no shortcut to learning, we must be down-to-earth, lay a good foundation, practice makes perfect, in order to apply what we have learned, and draw inferences from one example.
Some time ago, I came into contact with a patient who had a nodule in the breast. The previous operation failed to completely remove, only 2 months after the appearance of 3 cm nodules, the hospital recommended her to operate again, she really did not want to have another operation, listened to the recommendation of others to come to me to seek a TCM solution.
Patients often have stomach distention, sometimes pneumothorax pain, frequent constipation, poor digestion, cold hands and feet, and a red and greasy tongue. After dialectic, prescribe:Seaweed, Zhebei, kelp, forsythia, tangerine peel, green peel.
After 10 doses, the patient's symptoms were basically improved, and the symptoms such as chest pain and cold hands and feet were relieved. After three follow-up visits and a trip to the hospital for examination, the nodule has disappeared.
From the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine, nodules in women's breasts are often caused by phlegm. Where does phlegm come from?
First, spleen deficiency cannot transport water and dampness, so phlegm is generated. Secondly, the stagnation of liver qi causes the qi of the whole body to be unable to go down to vent, resulting in phlegm.
The liver is emotional, the patient is angry and sentimental, and it is easy to hurt the liver, and the liver is depressed and the qi is stagnant.
The liver is wood, and it will overcome the spleen and soil. The main blood of the spleen transports the fluid. At this time, the spleen is deficient, and the subtle substances such as blood and fluid cannot perform their duties and stagnates in one place. Coupled with qi stagnation, it will accumulate together and turn into phlegm.
Group 1: Seaweed and kelpThese two medicines taste bitter, salty, cold, and enter the liver, stomach, and kidney meridians. Its function is to soften and disperse knots, expectoration, and diuretic. They are responsible for softening, firming, phlegm, and eliminating tangible masses.
The second group: Zhebei and Forsythia, all of which are heat-clearing products, responsible for clearing heat, detoxifying and dissolving phlegm.
Group 3: Green peel and tangerine peel,The former enters the liver and has the effect of soothing the liver and circulating qi, eliminating accumulation and relieving depression. The latter enters the spleen, which has the effect of regulating qi and strengthening the spleen, drying dampness and dissolving phlegm. Both of them have the effect of regulating qi and qi, expelling phlegm and dampness.
In fact, diseases like nodules and fibroids are the best** and do not require surgery. But in reality, there are still many people suffering from such diseases, and if they can be cured with a few cheap Chinese medicines like me, then the rows of machines and doctors in the hospital. * Who can you rely on?
When I was studying medicine, I just wanted to learn more and help more patients, but now? More and more people are entering the medical profession just to make money, they only care about how to make money, how to benefit ......