This doctor is a bit strong

Chapter 233: Asking questions and complaining about illness again and again

Wang Zhu supported his daughter-in-law Wu Yan and walked into the traditional Chinese medicine clinic step by step. When he went upstairs, he found that there were many people and could only wait.

After waiting for two and a half hours, I heard the name 'Wu Yan' come from the clinic.

Grandma Wu quickly stepped forward and agreed.

Wang Zhu helped Wu Yan slowly walk into the diagnosis and treatment room and sat down on the stool.

From the moment Wu Yan entered the door, Qi Leyi was observing and found that Wu Yan was thin and her eyes were dull.

As he got closer, he could already hear Wu Yan's breathing.

Grandma Wu said from the side: "Xiaoyi, your sister has always been like this. She has been to many hospitals before and had various examinations, but nothing was wrong. She took a lot of medicine, but it didn't work."

Because her daughter Wu Yan is the youngest daughter of Grandma Wu, she played with Qi Leyi when she was a child. Qi Leyi always called her sister, so now Grandma Wu also calls her sister.

At this moment, Wu Yan has completely lost the liveliness she had when she was a child. She is depressed and in a trance.

Qi Leyi said: "Sister Yan, I see you are panting like this. Are you short of breath?"

Wu Yan nodded and said feebly: "After just walking a few steps, I feel like I don't have enough energy and strength. I can't even go to the fields to work."

Qi Leyi said: "Then please tell me carefully where you feel uncomfortable, so that I can prescribe the right medicine."

Wu Yan said: "I just feel like I have no energy and I can't concentrate. I forget what I was going to do with my front foot and my back foot. It's always like this."

Grandma Wu added: "Xiaoyi, your sister seems to have changed. She used to love talking and laughing, but now she stays at home and won't go to anyone who calls her. She often talks to herself."

Qi Leyi said: "You just like to be alone, right?"

Grandma Wu said: "Yes, yes, you are always alone and don't communicate with others. If you go on like this, you won't be able to live alone."

Qi Leyi said: "Okay, I know, how about your appetite?"

Wu Yan shook her head, "No, I don't have much appetite. If I forcefully eat it, I will vomit it out immediately."

"Like the medicine I prescribed before, the first dose was fine, but after the next few doses I couldn't drink it anymore and it made me very nauseous."

She didn't mean that the medicine was disgusting, but she felt sick in her stomach and naturally couldn't drink it.

Qi Leyi took note of this and then asked: "How was your sleep?"

When Wu Yan heard this, her body trembled, and she said bravely: "I often wake up suddenly. I am just scared. I don't know what's going on. Anyway, I am just scared."

Qi Leyi understood that this was what people often call awakening.

Wu Yan said: "And I often dream about my dead relatives, and when I wake up, I break out in a cold sweat."

Qi Leyi asked: "Can you still sleep after that?"

Wu Yan said: "I can't sleep."

Qi Leyi asked: "How long has it been?"

Wu Yan said: "A little more than two years."

Qi Leyi's eyes narrowed. Two years have passed.

At this time, Wu Yan said again: "Besides, my body is always hot. You said it's hot in the summer, so forget it. After all, the weather is like that, but it's still hot now, so that's wrong."

"Later I touched it and the skin was not hot at all, it was cool."

Hearing this, Qi Leyi put down the pen in his hand and stepped forward to check.

It is exactly what Wu Yan said.

For a moment, Qi Leyi was a little uncertain.

He thought over and over again and asked: "Did your illness happen suddenly, and you don't even know what happened? Or is it due to other reasons?"

"For example, diarrhea, which is what we often call diarrhea, is caused by some people eating spoiled food."

Wu Yan hesitated.

When Qi Leyi saw this, he immediately knew that she must be hiding something.

When some patients come to see a doctor, because they avoid medical treatment due to their ailments, and because the doctor does not ask questions clearly, or simply checks the tongue and pulse, it is easy for them to make mistakes and prescribe medicine.If the medicine is not right for the patient, no matter how effective it is, it may have the opposite effect.

A word from a patient may sometimes be insignificant and not affect the condition.

But certain critical moments are enough to make the final decision.

Qi Leyi said: "Sister Yan, don't be anxious. Think about it carefully. I met a patient before, and it was because he concealed it that his illness did not heal. Later, it became more and more serious."

When Grandma Wu saw her daughter like this, she said angrily: "Xiaoyi is a doctor, and doctors only treat patients. Why are you being so coquettish? What are you saying?"

As someone who has been there, she has seen a lot of things and knows that what Qi Leyi said is not a lie.

For example, Lao Zhang from the east end of the village was the same age as her. When he was a child, he fell from a tree and broke his hand. He was afraid of being scolded by adults, so he held back his words.

Later, the pain became too much, and the adults realized something was wrong, so they rushed to the hospital.

Qi Leyi stared at Wu Yan.

Wu Yan thought about it again and again, and finally spoke.

It turned out that one time she went to work in the fields because she drank too much water in the morning and wanted to urinate.

But there are no public places in the fields like in big cities.

So she had to find a remote place to relieve herself. In the process of relieving herself, she suddenly became suspicious that a strange man was spying on her in the distance.

Terrified, she quickly pulled up her pants and left.

It was from this time on that she felt uneasy and inexplicably scared.

But because she wasn't sure whether it was true or not, and was too shy to talk about it, she never said anything.

After hearing this, Grandma Wu scolded her daughter for concealing her illness.

Wang Zhu also suddenly realized, but he still had to wait for the doctor to tell him what to do.

Maybe this matter is not important at all.

Wang Zhu looked at Qi Leyi.

Qi Leyi frowned, and his thoughts gradually became clearer.

The disease occurs due to panic after working. When working, Yang Qi will be inflated, and when urinating, kidney Qi will be released. If panic occurs, the kidneys will be injured and Qi will be reversed.

Qi Leyi said: "Sister Yan, stick your tongue out and let me see."

Wu Yan opened her mouth and stuck out her tongue.

Red tongue with little fluid and thin white coating.

This is a sign of depletion of yin in the heart and lungs.

Qi Leyi nodded secretly, and then asked Wu Yan's pulse again.

Thin and weak pulse is a sign of lack of blood and Qi.

In addition to the various symptoms Wu Yan mentioned, it is very similar to lily disease.

Lily disease was first described by Zhang Ji, who wrote Treatise on Febrile Diseases and Miscellaneous Diseases in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. His courtesy name was Zhongjing, so he was also called Zhang Zhongjing and was called a medical sage by later generations.

However, later generations of doctors mostly followed the meaning of the Golden Chamber.

There is a saying in it: I want to eat but I can't eat anymore, I am always silent, I want to lie down and can't lie down, I want to walk and I can't do it... All medicines can't cure it, and when you get the medicine, you will have severe vomiting and sharpness. If you have a spirit, your body will be harmonious. Very weak pulse.

The symptoms reported by Wu Yan are mostly related to consciousness.

Based on the signs of the tongue and pulse, Qi Leyi concluded that this was a symptom of insufficient heart, lung, and kidney yin, as well as aspiration-fire disturbing the mind and spirit.

As for the treatment plan, it should nourish the yin and essence of the three internal organs of the heart, lungs and kidneys, guide the hidden fire of will, and return the spirit and soul.

Add Lily Rehmannia Decoction to taste.

(End of this chapter)