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Xia Min opened the acupuncture bag and said, "Acupuncture works best for this disease. I'll give you acupuncture. Maybe it will be fine in a few days!"

"Thank you, Dr. Xia! Thank you so much! The reason why I called you is because I thought you would be able to do something."

Dr. Qu's illness was still progressing, and Xia Min felt that her speech was becoming more slurred.

Li Kunpeng also thanked Xia Min, saying that Xia Min was a noble person in their family.

Xia Min smiled and said: "You're welcome! If you're more polite, I won't get pricked! Haha!"

Then she said to Qu Youyou: "Acupuncture will make you feel uncomfortable, please bear with it." Xia Min comforted her while disinfecting the acupuncture points with alcohol cotton.

"It's okay! Half of my face was numb." Qu Youyou said with effort.

It's getting harder and harder for her to speak!
Xia Min gave Qu Youyou acupuncture on nearly 20 acupuncture points.

There are 9 facial points on the affected side alone: ​​Yangbai point, Taiyang point, Jingming point, Sizhukong point, Sibai point, Dicang point, Xiaguan point, Zhongliao point and Yingxiang point.In addition, the acupoints selected on both sides of the limbs include Quchi, Hegu, and Yifeng.Then Dazhui point, Fengchi point, Zusanli point, Qihai point, Guanyuan point, etc. were added.

The needles need to be left in for 30 minutes after acupuncture.

During this period, Xia Min stimulated several acupuncture points on her face by twisting, rubbing, flicking and shaking.

She did it like a pro, like a veteran.It doesn’t look like I just learned it at all.

This comes from her confidence.

And her confidence is because she has secrets.It also has dual vision eyes.

Her clairvoyant eyes can accurately locate every acupuncture point.Make acupuncture just right.

During the period of needle retention, Xia Min's hands and mouth were not idle. She introduced the principles of facial paralysis to Qu Youyou.

"This disease is scientifically called facial paralysis. It has an acute onset and is mainly characterized by paralysis of the facial expression muscles on the affected side, skewing of the mouth and eyes, disappearance of forehead lines, inability to frown, and inability or incomplete closure of eye fissures."

Qu Youyou nodded frequently, indicating that she had such symptoms.

Xia Min went on to say: "According to the different parts of the injury, it can be divided into central facial paralysis and peripheral facial paralysis. The central lesion is located above the facial nerve nucleus to the corticobulbar tract between the cerebral cortex. It is usually caused by cerebrovascular disease, etc. It can also be accompanied by There are symptoms such as speech impairment, hemiplegia, and hemi-sensory impairment. You do not belong to this category."

Looking at Qu Youyou, he continued: "You have peripheral facial paralysis. Because you don't have cerebrovascular disease, your onset of symptoms is also sudden. The characteristic of peripheral facial paralysis is that the onset is sudden, with symptoms reaching their peak within a few hours or a day or two. Typical Symptoms include sudden discovery of poor movement of one side of the cheek and skewed corners of the mouth. Forehead wrinkles disappear, eye fissures expand, and corners of the mouth droop. When smiling or showing teeth, the drooping corners of the mouth and facial distortion are more obvious. Wrinkles or frowning cannot be done on the affected side. Movements such as brows, eye closing, air puffing, and pursed lips. Peripheral facial paralysis generally has a good prognosis."

Li Kunpeng couldn't help but admire Xia Min's introduction to facial paralysis.

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Xia Min glanced at Li Kunpeng and found that he was a little excited.

It felt like Li Kunpeng had forgotten his current situation at this moment, as if he had returned to the time when he was the director of the machine tool factory.

I feel that the most important experience for a person is actually engraved in the bones and will be revealed inadvertently.