The Idle School of Classic Prescriptions: A Young TCM Doctor's Real-Life Record

The purpose of science popularization for novices is mainly to popularize traditional Chinese medicine prescriptions and promote traditional Chinese medicine. They are basically written based on actual situations, so they won't be as expected as cool articles. I sincerely ask everyone to help me rate it. If you think what you wrote is helpful to everyone, give it full marks so that more people can see it.

It properly combines modern online novels with knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine. Each chapter tells the story of different patients' experiences of traditional Chinese medicine treatment. It is very interesting, and the length is brisk and easy to read without any burden. You can also find your own shadow in reading some chapters. It can be said to be a very "practical" online novel, and it can also be said to be an innovative dissemination of traditional Chinese medicine culture.

The content is good. It removes all the miscellaneous things and focuses on medicine. It continuously analyzes and explains the profound things in simple terms. It can be regarded as a clinical experience for beginners.

It is a very good novel that allows readers to learn a lot of common sense about treating diseases. It is also worthy of reference by Chinese medicine enthusiasts.

Hello, author, first of all, thank you for your books that make me more determined to study. Because the books of Jingfang sect that I read were a bit complicated. I had a lot of doubts while studying. First of all, regarding the dosage of the classic prescription, some teachers recommend the dosage of the original prescription. Most prescriptions are calculated as 1 tael = 15g. However, from a large number of medical records, in most cases the conversion is 1 tael = 3g or equal to 5g. So why can it be cured with a small dose and can it be cured with a large dose? The second one is about adding and subtracting combined squares. Some factions recommend not adding or subtracting combined squares easily. The third issue is about the Neijing sect and the Jingfang sect. For example, Hu Xishu, the master of modern classics and prescriptions, did they truly abide by the principles of parallelism and correctness, or did they see the root of the disease? When he saw the various symptoms, he already understood the core pathogenesis behind them. The third question is whether the application of Jinfeng should focus on symptoms or pathogenesis. If the author can see it, I hope you can answer my question, thank you.

I would like to ask the author, after being infected with Mycoplasma pneumoniae, I can't stop coughing and always feel that there is phlegm in my throat. How to deal with this phenomenon dialectically? ? ?

The medical records written are of great learning value! There is no exaggerated rhetoric, but it feels very real.

Yes, I have learned knowledge. For the first time, I understand the origin of the Medical Classics School and the Classical Fang School. Does this Medical Classics School use acupuncture and massage as a treatment method to this day? Can the author introduce some medical clinics or doctors who are pure Chinese medicine practitioners? It is very difficult to find a good Chinese medicine doctor nowadays. The top three Chinese medicine hospitals here prescribe more than a dozen kinds of medicines, which is exactly what the author said about killing the enemy with random arrows.

The author writes the patient's symptoms, the prescriptions used, and the principles in detail, which is of reference value.

Is the author a Chinese medicine practitioner?