Chapter 18 rescue victims

We can no longer imagine Li Dongyuan's mood at that time, but we know that he must be going crazy with anxiety at the moment. A large number of patients die in front of him every day. Why is that?Is it wrong to use the method of treating exogenous diseases? Yes, it must not be treated with exogenous diseases!Because this is not an exogenous disease at all! So what disease caused this? Don't worry!Let me think about it, it's only a little bit away, don't worry!God, can you stop time first?Im about to know why? Thousands of patients still die every day. God, let time wait for me, I'm about to figure out why!

Li Dongyuan's mind was running crazily, treating, thinking, treating again, and thinking anxiously again! With so many patients, what a sample size!There will not be Li Dongyuan before, and there will be no more after Li Dongyuan!History so cruelly put Li Dongyuan in such a hell on earth, making him think about the way to escape. Li Dongyuan, are you okay?Can you bear such a burden? ! I have no idea!But, I feel like I'm about to find out!Everyone wait for me first! However, no one is waiting, and thousands of patients still die every day. Li Dongyuan's eyes were already blood red, because of fatigue, thinking, and anxiety!

The content that has been thought about thousands of times before is looking for the support of a theoretical system, looking for a breakthrough! He kept seeing doctors during the day, kept taking notes at night, then analyzed, improved his thinking, and re-prescribed during the day. If you give up, you will give up, and no one will complain, because it seems that the defeat is over, and no one seems to be able to stop the footsteps of death. However, some people live by faith. The seeds of compassion had germinated in his heart, and he only had one thought at the moment, which was to go to rescue with all his heart!

He is like a warrior on the battlefield, facing a hundred times the enemy, but for the faith in his heart, he must swing his sword until the last moment! Heaven pays off. Finally, some patients began to improve and did not die as quickly as others. It seems that my thinking is right, I finally understand! This is definitely not an external disease, this is an internal injury!We must give up the wrong treatment methods of exogenous diseases, and treat diseases with the idea of ​​treating internal injuries! (Note, the internal injuries mentioned by Chinese medicine are not the kind of internal injuries caused by a palm shake in martial arts novels, and the five internal organs are broken. The internal injuries mentioned by Chinese medicine refer to viscera, qi and blood caused by improper diet, fatigue, emotions, etc. It is a disease that is opposite to an exogenous infectious disease. Don’t misunderstand this. Modern people also have a lot of opportunities to suffer from internal injuries. We will introduce this later)

Come on, let's take a look, everyone, let's experience the feeling of these patients who are afraid of the cold. When the patients with exogenous diseases are afraid of the cold, they still shiver from the cold even if they wear thick clothes, but the patients with internal injuries are afraid of the cold and put on clothes. Relieve immediately, this is different! Let’s experience the temperature of the hands of these patients again. When suffering from exogenous diseases, the heat on the back of the hand is also very high, but if you look at these patients with internal injuries, only the temperature of the palm is high, and the back of the hand is not hot.

etc. The other doctors looked at Li Dongyuan in amazement, this theory made them feel fresh. Li Dongyuan summed up a large number of differences in the diagnosis basis of exogenous diseases and internal injuries. The rich content is quite impressive, and many of them are still applied in the diagnosis of traditional Chinese medicine. Interested friends can read Li Dongyuan’s "Distinguishing Puzzles from Internal and External Injuries". Starting from Li Dongyuan, the system of internal injury and disease in traditional Chinese medicine has made a qualitative leap. With the improvement of later generations, this system has become an important part of traditional Chinese medicine today.

Li Dongyuan believes that improper diet and discomfort in cold and temperature will cause damage to the spleen and stomach, while emotional disorders and overwork will deplete the body's vitality.If a person's spleen and stomach are injured and his vitality is insufficient, he will suffer from internal injuries. Li Dongyuan pays special attention to the yang energy of the spleen and stomach. He believes that if the yang energy of the spleen and stomach is insufficient, the body will have no way to replenish it. The body has symptoms of intermittent cold and hot, and at the same time there will be weakness of limbs, laziness, shortness of breath, etc.

To treat this syndrome, it is necessary to use sweet and warm medicines to replenish the qi and enhance its yang energy; and use sweet and cold medicines to reduce the fire. For this reason, he created Buzhong Yiqi Decoction, Qianghuo Shengshi Decoction, Qingshu Yiqi Decoction, Shengyang Yiwei Decoction and many other prescriptions. Li Dongyuan made these medicines into pills or powder to "bait the sick". The result is: "Those who benefit from it cannot be cited everywhere." When I wrote these contents, it was very simple. It seemed that the process was completed in an instant, but we can imagine what a difficult and long process it was.

Li Dongyuan's own body also suffered a lot of damage during the siege - because everyone had no food to eat (even the emperor of the Jin Dynasty was so hungry that he ran away). At this time, he should restore himself and heal others at the same time. However, anyone who has been a doctor knows that in this case, his body usually does not recover well, because he only wants to help others. At this stage, Li Dongyuan did not write a book. He had to face a large number of patients and carry out intensive clinical work. Sixteen years later, he summed up these experiences and wrote "Distinguishing Puzzles from Internal and External Injuries".