Inheriting My Old Chinese Doctor Grandfather's Skills from the Start: I Can Treat Cancer

What you are talking about in your introduction is not Western medicine, but modern medicine. What is common nowadays is modern medicine, which refers to medicine that is a combination of Chinese and Western medicine. One aspect of medicine cannot develop to the point where it is now. It must be integrated and learn from each other in order to develop.

Chinese medicine is really awesome. Let me tell you something that I have experienced. Some time ago, I had a pimple in my mouth. At first, I thought it was anger. It would disappear in a few days. But it was still there for a month. I couldn't bear to go to the hospital for a checkup. Then I went to a hospital that combines traditional Chinese and Western medicine. At first, the outpatient doctor asked me to see a dentist. The doctor said that it was benign, but it couldn't be removed because the location was not good and it couldn't be sutured. It would still grow back, so I just didn't care. Then I went back to the outpatient clinic to see my sinusitis. A Chinese medicine doctor there took a look at my mouth and said that I could try to treat it. After five days of Chinese medicine, the pimples in my mouth disappeared immediately.

Which attending doctor in the hospital can't take a pulse? After all, you can't become a doctor? Yes, this is modern medicine. Minor problems are basically solved by traditional Chinese medicine. After all, that method is really convenient and quick. Pure Chinese medicine is too troublesome and requires too much learning, while pure Western medicine is too crude and expensive, so now it is a combination of Chinese and Western medicine. The biggest difference between traditional Chinese medicine and western medicine is that traditional Chinese medicine can be complex but not precise, while western medicine can only treat a common cold, but it can't cure a cold.

My reality is that both Chinese and Western medicine have looked at the bones in my arm muscles. . . The inside is hollow and not smooth. The professor of Western medicine said it was fibrous dysplasia, while Chinese medicine said it was pathological fibrous dysplasia. I had a tumor on the bone where I had surgery when I was thirteen years old. It was scraped off and the test showed it was a benign, not malignant tumor, but my arm bones were very fragile. . . I also take a lot of calcium supplements, ugh

The pulse was extracted from a tumor of just a few millimeters. The patient didn't believe that he could take an X-ray. The Mongolian doctor prescribed the medicine. After the drink was gone, he went to take an X-ray and sure enough, it was gone. The doctors at the hospital were confused and wanted the Mongolian doctor's contact information.

Mr. Wei, where is your **? I've been chasing you, but you ended up letting me go again??

I thought it was normal writing, but so many people have been pretending to be stupid and slapped me in the face. You should stop writing.