
Traditional Chinese Medicine: I Really Don't Want to Become a Great Chinese Medicine Doctor!
中医:我真没想成大国医啊!
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- Urban
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- Male
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- Urban Life
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- 9mo ago
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- Qidian
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Can the system play a smaller role?
Why do we always say that Western medicine is against Chinese medicine? In reality, when we go to see a doctor, many Western doctors will prescribe Chinese patent medicines. Isn't it effective? I think most doctors will accept the treatment and are not so paranoid.
Systematic skills can give traditional Chinese medicine cultural characteristics, inherit and surpass ancestors, such as the diagnosis and treatment experience of xxx senior Chinese medicine 99999 cases, the pulse diagnosis method of xxx senior Chinese medicine...
I'd like to ask secretly, how is the author's knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine?
It looks good. There may be too much system introduction in the first three or five chapters, but the system does not appear in the later chapters. It is all driven by the plot. It looks smooth, comfortable, and has no poisonous points. Unfortunately, there are too few and it is not enjoyable to watch! Come on!
Not many people study traditional Chinese medicine, and even fewer are the authors of traditional Chinese medicine novels. The unique logic, rigor, and systematicness of traditional Chinese medicine are its charm. A doctor of traditional Chinese medicine who can do things that ordinary people cannot, and an author of traditional Chinese medicine novels who can write things that ordinary people cannot write, please give me a boost. Treating diseases and saving people is important, and the publicity position cannot be ignored. I hope to see novels with unique professional characteristics of traditional Chinese medicine, and continue to read...
I feel like the routine at the beginning is a bit similar to Chinese medicine doctor Xu Yang
In addition to formulating prescriptions, Chinese medicine should also have the issue of dosage. Acupuncture is also very powerful in first aid.
The writing is very good, but the words are too few and not enough to read 🔨
The second uncle has a different surname? What kind of relative are these?
There are too few novels about traditional Chinese medicine, but the author insists on it
I will abandon the book directly if I cut it out of chapter like this.
Pulse diagnosis should not take too long
The pulse diagnosis time should not be too long. One minute with one hand is enough. Theoretically, fifty pulses is enough for a complete diagnosis. If the pulse diagnosis cannot be determined after a long period of time, you need to relax and wait for the pulse to return to its natural state, or you can also relax with assisted massage, and then the diagnosis can be accurate again. A pulse diagnosis of six to seven minutes is too long and is completely at the level of an apprentice, while a pulse diagnosis of ten minutes is even more outrageous.