"Doctor Fang, do you mean that the cause of the patient is in the stomach?"

Liu Jianxun didn't know what happened before, so he didn't know Shi Penglin's embarrassment, so the question was quite natural.

Of course, if Director Liu knew about the previous incident, he might have asked more naturally, after all, it was not him who was embarrassed.

If colleagues talk about conflicts, there will definitely not be too big conflicts. But if you want to talk about harmony, it will not be too harmonious. No matter which company has good relationships or bad relationships.

Unless they are those kind of guys, most people are actually happy to see others unlucky.

Although you cannot base your happiness on other people's pain, if others are in trouble, you will still feel a little bit comfortable.

At least Director Liu and Director Shi are not considered good friends.

"To be precise, the patient should have weak spleen and stomach."

Fang Han said: "The patient's tongue is pale and the pulse is slow, and the ears are clear water, which is neither thick nor light, which is caused by weak spleen and stomach."

As he said that, Fang Han picked up the information that Shi Penglin had just put in front of him and said, "I just looked at it. The patient had taken hundreds of doses of medicine before, but the various prescriptions and medicines in it were all prescriptions and medicines for the treatment of otitis media. The department did not choose the right one. How could this disease be treated well? Director Shi thinks?"

Shi Penglin is so embarrassed.

Fang Han just said what Zhang Jingyue said: "When you see heat, use cold; when you see cold, use heat; when you see external sensations, the clouds will disperse; when you see fullness, the clouds will disappear. If so, no one knows it..."

This is actually what the truth of treatment lies.

Treating diseases is not that simple. On the other hand, it is not necessary to use cold when you see heat, nor does it require heat when you see cold. If it is that simple, you can be a doctor.

The reason why the patient's disease lasted for half a year, saw so many doctors, and took so many medicines but failed to work was because the doctors before did not understand the cause.

Looking at the essence through phenomena and seeking the reason for the proof is the true meaning of curing diseases.

The patient has otitis media. Western medicine prescribes medicines for anti-inflammatory drugs, or prescription drugs specifically for otitis media. When traditional Chinese medicine prescribes medicines for otitis media, they either prescribe Chinese patent medicines for otitis media or prescription drugs for otitis media. If the medicine is not right, how can we treat it?

Song Hengyun was also a little laughing and crying. Fang Han was snorting at Shi Penglin's previous cold snorkeling.

However, Fang Han’s judgment is indeed correct. The patient’s symptoms are caused by weak spleen and stomach.

"Doctor Fang, I just used to..."

Shi Penglin hurriedly explained: "I just didn't know it was you before, and I thought someone was making a big fuss in the hospital. Of course, I still know what you said before."

"Director Shi knows?" Fang Han asked in surprise.

"Of course, of course."

Shi Penglin smiled and said, "What you said before was what the little doctor Zhang Jingyue said..."

But before Shi Penglin finished speaking, Fang Han asked again.

"Since Director Shi knows it, why don't he take it as a warning?"

Shi Penglin: "......"

He prescribed the previous prescription, but after taking it for a while, it still had no effect. Then he invited Song Hengyun to come. According to this statement, his previous treatment was actually a headache to treat the head and foot.

The young patient sat opposite him and watched without interrupting, but he looked surprised.

Fang Han knew Shi Penglin, the prescription prescription prescription, Sijunzi Decoction plus Paojiang and Baizhi.

The prescription is very simple, but Shi Penglin had never thought of it before.

It’s not that I don’t know or understand this prescription, but that I’m not dialectical, unclear in diagnosis, or that my thinking is completely limited to the three words “otitis media”.

"This is a prescription, you can get it!"

Song Hengyun picked up the prescription, signed it on it, and handed it to the young man, saying softly.

Fang Han signed this prescription before, but Fang Han was not a doctor in other people's hospital. This prescription could not be picked up in the hospital even if she had this prescription. Song Hengyun signed it, that's different.

"Thank you Mr. Song, thank you Dr. Fang!"

The young man stood up and thanked him. He had just heard Fang Han's name.

"Director Shi, thank you, I'll leave first."

The young man also thanked Shi Penglin.

Song Hengyun was invited by Shi Penglin. At this point, Shi Penglin is concerned about the affairs of young patients, and it is also appropriate for the other party to thank him.

"You go slowly!"

Shi Penglin nodded.

When the young patients left the clinic, Song Hengyun said: "Xiao Shi, you guys have been in clinical practice for so many years and have become chief physicians. Why can't you let go of your mind?"

"Diseases when treating diseases are taboos for doctors."

Song Hengyun said earnestly: "The extraordinary feature of famous doctors is that they can often find out the key to the disease in complex symptoms. Clinical practice is actually the easiest place to improve and learn. It's a pity..."

Song Hengyun said and stopped talking.

Some things are not that simple.

For example, why is such a large hospital divided into so many departments? Why are Shi Penglin and others already chief physicians and department directors still so limited in their thinking.

It's not someone's fault.

As a senior professor at Qinzhou University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Song Hengyun knew very well that some things were not the fault of one person and two people.

Many Chinese medicine hospitals like now are actually hospitals similar to Qinzhou Chinese Medicine Hospital, which are affiliated to the University of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Many doctors in the hospital come from the college.

To be precise, at least half of the Chinese medicine practitioners in today's society are copied in batches.

Shi Penglin said nothing and sighed deeply.

He didn't even think that an old senior like Song Hengyun said something like this to him. He had at least decades of clinical experience, and he was indeed not as qualified as some old qualifications, but at least his level was OK, right?

But today, he was speechless when Fang Han said in front of Fang Han, and he couldn't even say a word of rebuttal.

Shi Penglin knew that the reason why he said nothing just now was not just because he couldn't offend Fang Han, but because he was afraid of offending Fang Han, but more because Fang Han was in the right position.

In the field of medicine, qualifications and background do have an advantage, but the most important thing is level. If Fang Han’s level is not good today, what if he is Guo Wenyuan’s student, and what if he is Ye Xiangyun’s senior brother?
Chapter completed!