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Ancient Chinese civilization has a long history and has left many legendary stories in history.

Among them, Hua Tuo, as a miracle doctor, had a life full of legends.

As a miraculous doctor, Hua Tuo's name became an adjective in later generations.

If someone calls a doctor a living Hua Tuo, it is definitely a very high evaluation, which shows that Hua Tuo has a very high status in the medical community.

The Ma Fei San invented by Hua Tuo provided a new means for mankind to overcome the pain of disease, and also opened up new areas for the development of medicine.

Hua Tuo once used Ma Fei San to perform the first abdominal surgery in human history on a patient.

It is also because of this that Hua Tuo, the founder of surgery, is hailed as the Saint of Surgery.

"Hua Tuo studied in Xuzhou in his early years, was proficient in Confucian classics, and was recommended as a filial and honest official."

"Hua Tuo was well versed in medicine, and he only selected a few prescriptions to treat diseases."

"He can also accurately estimate the dosage of medicine, and the prescriptions he prescribes always work to cure the disease."

"If you need acupuncture, just moxibustion one or two acupoints, no more than seven or eight times for each point, and the pain will be gone immediately."

"When the needle was inserted into the acupuncture point, if the patient felt swelling and numbness, Hua Tuo would immediately remove the needle and the disease would be cured."

"If the disease forms a tumor in the body and the above methods are ineffective, Hua Tuo will perform surgery."

"He would first let the patient drink the numbing powder he prepared, and then cut off the wound when the patient was unconscious."

"After cleaning the affected area, sew up the abdominal wall and apply ointment. It will get better in four or five days and fully recover in a month."

"Hua Tuo devoted himself to practicing medicine, and his footprints covered the entire Central Plains. He cured many difficult and complicated diseases at the time and became famous far and wide."

"The wife of the Prime Minister of Pengcheng State went to the toilet at night and was stung by a poisonous insect on her hand. The pain was unbearable and she couldn't sleep."

"Hua Tuo asked someone to heat up the water and let her put her hand in the hot water. Finally, she was able to fall asleep."

"The people next to me kept changing the water to keep it warm."

"The next day, the pain in the Prime Minister's wife's hand was completely gone."

"A patient came to Hua Tuo for treatment, but Hua Tuo said the patient was very ill and should be treated by abdominal surgery."

"However, the patient has only ten years left to live, and the pain will not torture the patient to death, so it is not worth performing a cesarean section for this purpose."

"The patient could no longer bear the pain and immediately requested a caesarean section to remove the root cause of the disease."

"Hua Tuo immediately took action and the patient recovered soon after."

"But ten years later, this person is still dead."

"Cao Cao suffered from migraine. Whenever he had an attack, he would panic and see stars."

"After hearing about Hua Tuo's great name, I summoned him to treat my illness."

"Hua Tuo used acupuncture to treat Cao Cao's headaches, which was immediately relieved."

"In a certain county, there were two officials named Ni Xun and Li Yan who lived together. Both of them developed symptoms of headache and fever."

"Hua Tuo told Ni Xun that he should use laxatives to eliminate toxins from his body."

"As for Li Yan, he needs to make his body sweat."

"Some people ask why the symptoms are the same but the treatments are different."

"Hua Tuo explained that although the symptoms were the same, Ni Xun's was an external disease, while Li Yan's was an internal disease, so the treatment methods were different."

"Then they were given medicines respectively, and they both recovered as normal the next morning."

"Someone in Yancheng County was waiting for Hua Tuo to come. When Hua Tuo arrived, he saw the problem at a glance."

"Warn this person that his face shows signs of acute illness and he must not drink too much."

"This man said goodbye and went back after finishing his conversation with Hua Tuo. He had just walked a few miles."

"Suddenly I felt dizzy and fell out of the car."

"People around him quickly helped him back into the car and sent him home. Unexpectedly, he died of an acute illness the next night."

"Dun Zixian recovered completely after his illness and went to Hua Tuo to diagnose his pulse."

"Hua Tuo told the man that he was weak and had not yet fully recovered, so he should not overwork himself, and especially not have sex at this time."

"If you have sex, your life may be in danger, and you may stick your tongue out when you die."

"When Dun Zixian's wife heard that her husband had recovered from his illness, she came all the way from another place to visit him, and the couple had sex that night."

"Three days later, Dun Zixian really fell ill, just as Hua Tuo had predicted."

Zhang Zhongjing: The Ma Fei San invented by Hua Tuo can be regarded as a landmark contribution to medicine.

But speaking of it, the invention of Ma Fei San has something to do with Guan Yu.

When Guan Yu was attacking Fancheng, he provoked Cao Ren with words.

Cao Ren was furious and ordered his men to shoot poison arrows at the same time.

Cao's soldiers fired thousands of arrows at once, and a poisonous arrow hit Guan Yu's right arm.

In the face of life and death, the genius doctor Hua Tuo was invited to treat Guan Yu's injuries.

After examining Guan Yu's injuries, Hua Tuo believed that he must recover without any future complications.

The skin must be cut open and the toxins attached to the bones scraped off with a knife.

Hua Tuo suggested setting up a piece of wood in a quiet place and nailing a large ring on it.

Let Guan Yu put his injured arm through the ring and tie it tightly with a rope.

Then he took a thick blanket to cover Guan Yu's head and face, and then began to treat the poison.

Guan Yu disagreed after hearing this, thinking that this kind of pain was nothing to be afraid of.

Guan Yu asked Guan Ping to prepare some wine and asked Ma Liang to play chess with him.

While drinking and playing chess, Hua Tuo performed the surgery.

Guan Yu's right arm was covered in blood, his face was covered in sweat, and the chess piece in his hand fell.

But he still gritted his teeth and said nothing, just picked up the fallen chess piece and continued playing chess.

Hua Tuo scraped the bones and Guan Yu drank wine.

Before the pot of wine was finished, Hua Tuo had already applied the medicine and bandaged the wound.

When the operation was completed, Guan Yu hosted a banquet for Hua Tuo.

But Hua Tuo refused to accept it and left only a prescription before saying goodbye.

After Hua Tuo scraped Guan Yu's bones to treat his injury, he had been thinking about how to make people feel less pain.

One day, a friend came down from Mount Tai and told Hua Tuo that he was so thirsty on the road that he picked and ate a kind of red grass fruit.

After eating it, my whole body felt numb and I fell asleep in a daze.

When I woke up, I found it was already midnight.

When Hua Tuo heard this, he thought that if the patient ate the fruit of this herb, he would be able to forget the pain.

After finding out where the grass fruits grew and their color and shape, Hua Tuo prepared to set off the next day.

Before leaving, Hua Tuo's eight-year-old son Fei'er insisted on going with him.

Unable to persuade Fei'er, Hua Tuo had to take him with him.

After finding the fruit, Hua Tuo decided to try it himself.

But when Hua Tuo was about to eat it, Fei'er wanted to try it first.

Fei'er was young, and if he couldn't wake up after taking the medicine, Hua Tuo could carry him down the mountain.

Fei'er ate the first fruit and felt no numbness in his mouth.

Hua Tuo handed him another one, but Fei'er still shook his head after eating it.

After eating more than ten pieces in a row, Fei'er suddenly fell to the ground, and Hua Tuo hurriedly carried his son down the mountain.

Hua Tuo sorted out his notes while waiting for his son to wake up.

But by midnight, Fei'er still hadn't woken up.

Hua Tuo became anxious and walked to the bed to check, but Fei'er was dead.

It turned out that Fei'er was poisoned to death because he ate too much fruit.

Later, Hua Tuo used this fruit and several other herbs to make an anesthetic.

In order to commemorate his son, this medicine was named Ma Fei San.

"An officer named Mei Ping in the army fell ill and was dismissed by his superiors and asked to go home to recuperate."

"His family lived in Guangling. When they were still two hundred miles away from Guangling."

"He went to stay at a relative's house and happened to meet Hua Tuo."

"After hearing about Mei Ping's symptoms, Hua Tuo lamented that it would have been great if he had met him earlier."

"Now that the disease is irreversible, it is better to rush home and see your family again. You will die in five days."

"Mei Ping immediately set out to rush home, and everything happened just as Hua Tuo had said."

"Hua Tuo met a man with a blocked throat on the road. He wanted to eat but couldn't swallow. His family was planning to take him to see a doctor."

"Hua Tuo heard his groans and stopped to check on him."

"Tell him that there is a cake shop where we just passed by. There is sour vinegar mixed with mashed garlic. Buy three liters of it and let him drink it. The disease will be cured naturally."

"After the patient drank the vinegar, he immediately vomited out a long parasite."

"They hung it on the frame of their cart and drove off to thank Hua Tuo."

"At that time, Hua Tuo had not returned home yet, and the children at home were playing at the door."

"As soon as the child saw the things hanging next to the visitor's car, he knew that the visitor had met Hua Tuo."

"When the patient entered the house, he saw dozens of these long parasites hanging on the north wall of Hua Tuo's house."

"A county governor was ill, and Hua Tuo believed that he could only recover if he was made very angry."

"So he took a lot of money from the governor but didn't treat him. He even ran away secretly, leaving a letter behind to scold the governor."

"The governor was furious and ordered his men to hunt down Hua Tuo."

"The governor's son knew the truth and stopped the servants from pursuing and killing him."

"The governor was so angry that he vomited several liters of black blood, and then he was cured."

"Guangling County Governor Chen Deng often felt chest tightness, red face, and no appetite."

"After Hua Tuo examined the governor's pulse, he found that the governor often ate raw and fishy food, and the parasites in the food gathered in his stomach and formed a swelling and poison."

"Then he boiled two liters of medicine and asked Chen Deng to take one liter first, and then drink the remaining one liter after a while."

"After about a meal, Chen Deng vomited out more than three liters of worms."

"After spitting it out, Chen Deng immediately felt relieved."

"But Hua Tuo also said that the disease will recur after three years and can only be cured if you meet a good doctor."

"Three years later, Chen Deng fell ill again." "Unfortunately, Hua Tuo was not around, and Chen Deng died."

"Li Cheng, an officer in the army, kept coughing and could not sleep day or night, and he coughed up pus and blood from time to time."

"He sought help from Hua Tuo, who diagnosed him with intestinal abscess and said the pus and blood he coughed up did not come from his lungs."

"Prescribe two doses of medicine. After taking them, you will vomit more than two liters of pus and blood."

"Then you can slowly recuperate and slowly move around after a month."

"If you take good rest, you will be back to health in a year."

"If there is a slight relapse after eighteen years, continue to take this medicine and you will recover soon."

"But if you don't take the medicine, your life will still be in danger."

"Five or six years later, Li Cheng's relatives got the same disease."

"Li Cheng couldn't bear it, so he gave the remaining medicine to his relatives."

"After my relative recovered, he went to Hua Tuo's hometown to ask for medicine."

"At this time, Hua Tuo had been imprisoned and his quest for medicine was in vain."

"Eighteen years later, Li Cheng's old illness relapsed and he died because there was no medicine available."

Sun Simiao: All of Hua Tuo's medical skills have been lost, only the Five Animal Exercises have been passed down, which is really a great pity.

Hua Tuo attached great importance to the art of health preservation. Based on the experience of his predecessors, he created a set of Five Animal Exercises.

The legendary doctor Hua Tuo once went up the mountain to collect herbs and visited a hunter's home.

After dinner, Hua Tuo asked to see the animals domesticated by hunters.

Hua Tuo came to the hunter's backyard and saw tigers, bears, deer, monkeys, cranes and other animals locked in cages.

They had just eaten and were having fun.

After eating, the tiger walked back and forth in the cage for a long time before lying down and sleeping.

This aroused Hua Tuo's great interest, and he guessed that the tiger's strong body was probably related to its being active all day long.

Then he carefully studied the movements of bears, deer, monkeys and cranes, and realized that if a person can move regularly like animals, he will be less likely to get sick.

From then on, Hua Tuo often went to the hunter's backyard to imitate the movements of tigers, bears, monkeys, deer and cranes.

Hua Tuo imitated the movements of animals.

Half a year later, Hua Tuo recorded the movements of imitating these animals and compiled a book called "Five Animal Exercises".

The Five Animal Exercises imitate the movements of five animals: tiger, deer, bear, ape and bird. Each animal exercise is designed to target a certain part of the body.

For example, tigers train their bones, deer train their tendons, bears train their spleen and stomach, monkeys train their heart, and birds train their lungs.

Wu Qin Xi not only stretches the muscles and joints of the human body, but also helps improve the lung and heart functions.

The five techniques of Wuqinxi each have their own emphasis, but they form a systematic set of techniques.

If you practice continuously, you can achieve the effect of unblocking meridians, harmonizing Qi and blood, and exercising muscles and bones.

People imitate their postures when exercising, which indirectly helps exercise the joints and internal organs.

It is through the movement of the limbs that the body's qi and blood can flow smoothly and get rid of diseases.

Since its introduction, the Five Animal Exercises have remained popular among the people and are still the first choice for many people to strengthen their bodies today.

"When the wife of the prime minister of Ganling was six months pregnant, she suffered from severe abdominal pain day and night."

"After Hua Tuo felt the woman's pulse, he concluded that the fetus was dead and asked a woman to estimate the location of the fetus by feeling with her hands."

"If it's on the left, it's a boy, if it's on the right, it's a girl."

"So Hua Tuo prepared an abortion medicine soup and asked the prime minister's wife to drink it, and she really aborted a boy."

"After the fetus left the mother's body, the lady's abdominal pain also disappeared."

"General Li's wife is seriously ill and asked Hua Tuo to diagnose her pulse."

"After Hua Tuo examined the patient's pulse, he determined that the pregnancy was a miscarriage, but the fetus had not come out of the mother's body."

"The general did not comment. His wife did have a miscarriage, but the baby was already born."

"Hua Tuo determined based on the pulse that the fetus was still inside the body."

"The general disagreed, so Hua Tuo left, and the patient's condition gradually improved."

"More than a hundred days later, the general's wife had another attack and had to seek out Hua Tuo again."

"After Hua Tuo examined her pulse, it still showed that there was a fetus in her belly."

"There should have been two fetuses in the womb before this, one came out and the other was still in the womb."

"The mother herself couldn't feel it, and no one else noticed it either, so there was no further delivery."

"Now that the fetus inside the body is dead, the blood cannot flow back to the mother's body and must be attached to the mother's back, so the patient will continue to have back pain."

"Now give the patient some medicine and give him an injection to make the dead fetus come out."

"After drinking the herbal medicine and receiving the acupuncture, the patient felt unbearable pain in her abdomen, as if she was about to give birth."

"Hua Tuo believed that the dead fetus had withered and could not come out on its own, so someone else had to reach into the patient's body to assist in the birth."

"Sure enough, a dead fetus was taken out from the mother's body, with all its limbs intact, black in color, and about a foot long."

"When the youngest son of Chen Shushan from Dongyang County was two years old, he often cried due to diarrhea and became increasingly thin. He asked Hua Tuo what the cause was."

"Hua Tuo diagnosed that when the child was in the mother's womb, the mother's yang energy was restrained and the breasts were cold and empty."

"The child took advantage of the mother's coldness, so he couldn't recover in time."

"Hua Tuo prescribed the homemade Siwu Nuwan Pills. After taking the medicine for ten consecutive days, the child's illness was cured."

"Hua Tuo made his living as a doctor, but he always felt regretful."

"Later, Cao Cao was handling state affairs himself and got a headache, so he summoned Hua Tuo to treat him."

"But this disease is difficult to cure in the short term, and even long-term treatment can only prolong life."

"At this time, Hua Tuo had been away from home for a long time and was homesick."

"He returned to his hometown on the pretext that his wife was seriously ill, and he refused to come back despite Cao Cao's repeated urgings."

"Even though Cao Cao ordered the county to send people to send Hua Tuo back, Hua Tuo still refused."

"Hua Tuo was proud of his talent and hated being ordered around, so he was unwilling to set out on the journey."

"Cao Cao was furious and ordered people to go to Hua Tuo's house to investigate."

"If Hua Tuo's wife is really ill, then give her 40 hu of red beans and extend the time for her departure."

"If Hua Tuo is lying, bring him back."

"It was finally confirmed that Hua Tuo was lying, and he was thrown into a prisoner car and escorted to Xudu."

"After interrogation and verification, Hua Tuo confessed to his guilt and was eventually tortured to death in prison."

"Before Hua Tuo died, he took out a medical book and handed it to the jailer, but the jailer was afraid and refused to accept it."

"In despair, Hua Tuo burned the book."

"After Hua Tuo's death, Cao Cao's migraine often recurred."

"Cao Cao lamented that only Hua Tuo could cure his illness, and thought that Hua Tuo deliberately left the root of his illness in order to threaten him."

"Even if he didn't kill Hua Tuo, Hua Tuo wouldn't be able to cure the root of his illness."

"Later, Cao Cao's beloved son Cao Chong became critically ill and died. Cao Cao then regretted killing Hua Tuo and ruining his son's life in vain."

Li Shizhen: Hua Tuo practiced medicine all his life, but his research results were lost because of Cao Cao, which is really a great pity.

Cao Cao suffered from a headache, so he sent someone to invite Hua Tuo immediately.

Hua Tuo often traveled outside, and Cao Cao's soldiers went to great lengths to find where Hua Tuo was.

When Hua Tuo was invited to treat Cao Cao, he was unwilling to treat him.

Because Hua Tuo knew some of Cao Cao's evil deeds, he simply refused.

But he was Cao Cao's subordinate after all, so he forcibly brought Hua Tuo to Cao Cao's house.

When you are under someone's roof, you have to bow your head, so he had no choice but to help Cao Cao diagnose his illness.

After examining Cao Cao, Hua Tuo initially treated him with acupuncture and medication.

Acupuncture did have a certain effect on Cao Cao and relieved his pain, but this method gradually became useless.

Hua Tuo returned to his hometown on the pretext that his wife was seriously ill. After being discovered, he was escorted back to treat Cao Cao.

After acupuncture and medication were ineffective, Hua Tuo came up with a plan to cure the disease.

He drank the specially developed Ma Fei San, chopped open Cao Cao's head with a sharp axe, and then took the thing causing his headache out of his head.

Cao Cao immediately jumped up from the bed and angrily scolded Hua Tuo.

Cao Cao himself was suspicious and distrustful of the people around him.

The reason why Cao Cao had this idea was mainly related to the environment at that time.

If Cao Cao had not been careful and cautious in treating the people and things around him, he would have died ten thousand times already.

Cao Cao felt that Hua Tuo's intention to perform surgery on him was false, and his real intention was to murder him.

Before Hua Tuo could explain, Cao Cao sent people to throw Hua Tuo into jail.

To Hua Tuo, he was a doctor, and all patients in the world were the same in his eyes.

The reason why Hua Tuo wanted to perform a craniotomy on Cao Cao was actually to save Cao Cao.

At that time, Hua Tuo had already developed Ma Fei San, which could make patients feel no pain during surgical operations. This is why he dared to propose craniotomy to Cao Cao.

But Cao Cao didn't think so. In his opinion, if he split a person's head open.

Then this person is most likely dead and there is no way he can survive.

Although there will be headaches, they are not fatal.

If it was really as Hua Tuo said, that he chopped off his head and took out the headache, his life would most likely be lost in Hua Tuo's hands.

How could Cao Cao, who was suspicious by nature, allow someone to operate on his head?

What's more, at that time when medical technology was immature, the mortality rate of this surgery was very high.

So there is no doubt that Hua Tuo was imprisoned by Cao Cao.

Not long after, Hua Tuo died in prison due to interrogation and torture.

In the end, Hua Tuo entrusted all his life's learning to the jailer.

But the jailer did not dare to take it, for fear that Cao Cao would vent his anger on him.

In this way, Hua Tuo turned all he had learned in his life into ashes.

It’s a pity that Hua Tuo practiced medicine diligently throughout his life and never had the slightest intention to kill.

Hua Tuo's medical skills were eventually lost, and only the Five Animal Exercises were passed down to later generations. One can only feel pity and regret for Hua Tuo. (End of this chapter)