Rebirth 1977 Great Era

Chapter 494 Return to normal life before the New Year, and now you are the boss of Union Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine!

“Donate a building!?”

The doctors around were stunned when they heard this.

They have treated so many patients, but have never encountered one so rich.

Even the dean standing by was stunned.

This is something I dare not even think about.

In the past, many people went to Union Hospital for treatment, but no one said that they would be given an entire building after being cured.

And it is an inpatient building.

Originally, we asked Fangyan to come for the consultation just to give it a try, but now Fangyan managed to make the patient recover in just two hours.

It’s no wonder that the patient’s family felt that speaking in dialect would work.

At present, Western medicine has no way to cure idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis.

The Western medicine system abroad is much more advanced than that in China, but there is still no solution.

Ultimately, the only option available to the patient is to get a lung transplant, but that would only extend his life by a few months at most. Cure is simply nonsense.

At this time, they thought of traditional Chinese medicine, attempting to find the possibility of cure through this medical skill that has been passed down in China for thousands of years.

The condition the patient presented after returning to China made people feel that she didn't have much time left.

Just now, Fangyan used traditional Chinese medicine methods that go beyond Western medical knowledge to make the patient's physical condition turn around, which gave the patient's family hope.

Although they didn't know what was going on, he knew that Western medicine certainly couldn't achieve this level.

After such a long period of oxygen and hormone treatment, the condition is still getting worse.

But after Fangyan drank a few bowls of medicine, the patient suddenly stopped coughing and wheezing.

At this time, only Fangyan remained calm. He said to the patient's family:
"I will do my best to treat him. Now you just need to cooperate with me."

"The patient said she was hungry. Bring some porridge over now and let her drink some."

After hearing Fangyan's words, the patient's parents nodded repeatedly and hurriedly asked the secretary beside them to get some white porridge.

The dean also reacted at this moment and said quickly:
"We have white porridge in the cafeteria. I'll ask someone to get it."

After he finished speaking, without him having to say anything else, the head nurse at the side asked the nurses to go to the cafeteria to get some porridge.

On the other hand, Fangyan ordered that the medicine should not be stopped and the special heart-saving decoction should be continued every ten minutes to continue the treatment.

It was at this time that someone discovered that the patient had wet the bed.

Judging from the dialect, it should be the urine that came out when he coughed violently just now.

Long-term illness will damage the kidneys, and coughing will cause enuresis.

The nurse immediately cleaned up the patient.

The patient had regained some consciousness by this time and immediately asked others to leave.

Everyone understood very well, and a group of people left the ward and came to the corridor.

In the ward, people are busy changing bedding, sheets and new clothes for the patients.

The doctors also began to ask about the Poge Jiuxin Decoction. They really didn't expect that this prescription was so effective. They looked at the patient who had one foot on the verge of death and brought him back to life in just two hours.

Seeing that everyone was very interested, Fangyan took the opportunity to promote his special heart-saving soup.

Regardless of whether you can understand it or not, the dialect begins to be introduced:
"This prescription is derived from the Sini Decoction in Treatise on Febrile Diseases, the Sini Decoction for Health Preservation, Shenfu Longmu Jiuni Decoction and Zhang Xichun Laifu Decoction, and is made by using aconite, cornus fruit and musk in an unusual way. This prescription uses Sini Decoction as a cardiotonic agent in traditional Chinese medicine to treat heart failure. Sini Decoction has been used for 1700 years. I have only made some minor improvements, increasing the dosage of aconite and using more than 100 grams of aconite in an unusual way, so this prescription is called Poge Jiuxin Decoction."

Most of these doctors are exposed to Western medicine. When they hear the word "Si Ni Tang" in the dialect, some older doctors know a little about it, while some younger doctors have only a vague understanding.

The most people know that aconite is toxic, so most people don't dare to use so much of it.

The reason why it can be used is because it is an official document issued by the Ministry of Health.

Fangyan continued to say to such people:

"...After this improvement, you can think of it as having the same effects as hormone drugs in Western medicine, but the advantage is that it does not have the side effects of hormone drugs."

"According to traditional Chinese medicine theory, the loss of vital energy in all people originates from the liver. Therefore, when a person is extremely weak, the liver wind will move first, and when the liver wind moves, the vital energy will be lost."

"This prescription can greatly restrain vital energy, nourish the liver and save people from collapse. It is restraining and smooth, and it can open up the nine orifices, circulate blood, restrain positive energy but not evil energy. It can help the aconite to consolidate the yang energy in the body, replenish the lost energy of the five internal organs, and maintain yin and yang."

When Fang Yan got to this point, he saw that many people looked confused, so he was too lazy to talk about the theory and just stated the conclusion directly:

"To put it simply, this prescription can save patients from critical illnesses such as severe vomiting and diarrhea, vomiting blood and bloody stools, metrorrhagia, cold and heat, excessive sweating, or long-term illness that has depleted the vital energy and blood, sudden loss of vital energy, heart failure shock, all cardiogenic, toxic, hemorrhagic shock, and circulatory failure caused by emergencies."

"The symptoms are similar to those of the patient just now, with cold sweat, cold limbs, pale or yellowish-gray complexion, purple lips, tongue and fingertips, cold breath from the mouth and nose, violent wheezing and coughing, incontinence, coma, and dying. In short, all dying patients who have been abandoned by modern medicine, as long as their heartbeats have not stopped and they are still alive, use this prescription. I guarantee that they will be back to life within an hour, out of danger within three hours, and out of danger within a day and a night."

After hearing the dialect, a doctor in the crowd asked:
"You mean to say that as long as the symptoms you just mentioned are met, this prescription can be used to treat it?"

Fang Yan nodded and said:

"Yes, all the more detailed operations are in the documents issued by the Ministry of Health."

Some people wanted to discuss whether the dialect was too arbitrary, but when they heard that the official document of the Ministry of Health had clearly stated it, they immediately stopped thinking about arguing.

First, the Ministry of Health has endorsed it, which means it has passed verification.

Secondly, we are not from the same medical system, so it seems wrong to use Western medical knowledge to question traditional Chinese medicine.

What's more, he took over a patient who couldn't be cured by Western medicine, and recovered the patient to his current condition in just two hours.

Most people didn't bother to debate. Instead, they thought, if it's true as Fangyan said, then they can use this Chinese medicine prescription. Who cares if it's Chinese medicine or Western medicine? As long as it can bring the patient back from the brink of death, it's okay to use someone else's powerful medicine.

What's more, it is endorsed by the Ministry of Health.

Moreover, Peking Union Medical College often receives missions to treat returned overseas Chinese. If one meets someone who is willing to donate a building, then wouldn’t the doctor who uses prescriptions become rich?
The thought of having a building named after myself in PUMC made me feel so happy that my scalp tingled.

However, the relatively calm dean asked Fang Yan:

"Now that she's been saved, how are you going to treat her lung disease?"

Fangyan responded:
"Although the patient has been ill for three years and is now extremely thin, she is only 23 years old and in the prime of her youth. Her body still has healthy Qi and Wei Qi, so it may not be a terminal illness."

"The treatment method should be based on the situation and take advantage of it, strengthening the body and eliminating the evil at the same time."

"The lungs are a very delicate organ. After being ill for such a long time, if we want to use treatment methods, we have to do it slowly."

"I plan to first warm the kidney yang, boost kidney qi, nourish kidney yin to strengthen the foundation, then unravel the mystery, layer by layer, search and eliminate the symptoms in her body, persevere, and slowly turn things around."

After he finished speaking, he paused, then raised three fingers:
"I plan to treat the patient's lung disease from three aspects."

"First, use Poge Jiuxin Decoction plus Gualou Xiebai Banxia Decoction and Danshen Drink, and adjust the dosage according to the patient's symptoms."

"Everyone has seen the Poge Jiuxin Decoction. The Gualou Xiebai Banxia Decoction is used to treat chest pain caused by excessive phlegm and blood stasis. Chinese medicine hospitals mainly use it to treat chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, traumatic pneumothorax, elderly cough and asthma, and chronic bronchial pneumonia."

After hearing this, everyone nodded. Although Western medicine does not understand Chinese medicine very well, the treatment plan in the dialect is still very clear.

Fangyan continued:

"In addition, Danshen Decoction is mainly used to promote blood circulation, remove blood stasis, promote qi circulation and relieve pain. It is often used clinically to treat chest and rib distension, which is also a means to help patients relieve pain."

After he finished speaking, he paused, looked at everyone and saw that there was no other reaction, then continued:
"Secondly, after the patient's condition improves, start using Peiyuan Guben Powder to consolidate the therapeutic effect."

"Third, take fresh yam, fresh lily, fresh water chestnut, lotus seeds and coix seeds as daily side dishes to nourish the lung and kidney yin essence."

After listening to Fangyan's treatment plan, the dean hesitated for a moment, and after confirming that the patient's family was not present, he lowered his voice and asked Fangyan:

“How likely is it to be cured?”

"Tell the truth."

Faced with the dean's question, Fangyan was really stumped.

The only recorded medical case is that the patient, after treatment, was able to live and move like a normal person.

However, he did not follow the doctor's advice for treatment and died suddenly after a few months.

This is the only case that Fangyan can use as a reference. If we ask him to talk about the success rate now, it is really hard for Fangyan to say.

After a little consideration, Fang Yan said:

"As long as the patient cooperates with the treatment and follows my medical advice completely, I can guarantee that she will be able to return to normal before the Spring Festival."

"But this is not a complete cure. You still need to continue taking medicine. When you will be cured depends on your physical condition."

The dean was stunned when he heard Fangyan's words. He had thought that Fangyan should give a more conservative estimate, but Fangyan said that the other party would be able to live like a normal person before the Spring Festival. He simply couldn't believe it.

Brother, this is a difficult problem for Western medicine in the world. How can you say that you can cure her and make her like a normal person before the Spring Festival?
The dean opened his eyes wide and said to Fang Yan:
"Are you sure that you can let her live like a normal person before the Spring Festival?"

"That's right." Fang Yan nodded. He could guarantee this.

The dean suddenly felt a little dry in the mouth. He licked his lips and said:

"You... wait a moment. I'll go discuss it with the patient's parents first."

If it is really as Fangyan said, then donating the building is almost a done deal.

What Fangyan meant by returning to normal life was, in the dean's eyes, complete recovery.

As for follow-up treatment, it is all to consolidate the therapeutic effect.

After Fangyan agreed, the dean knocked on the door and called out the patient's family to discuss the matter.

Soon, after hearing the dean’s retelling, the patient’s family members were immediately overjoyed.

The patient's father said excitedly:

"I know the doctors in our mainland are good! I was right to say I came back!"

The patient's mother nodded repeatedly, put her hands together, bowed to all directions, and muttered:

"That's right, Xiaoqin shouldn't die. She shouldn't die! God is really wise! May our ancestors bless her!"

At this time, the dean came over and said to Fang Yan:

"It's settled now. You are now Zhou Zhaoqin's attending physician."

"All treatment plans here are decided by you alone. We will fully support and cooperate with you in whatever way you need the hospital to cooperate with."

"Comrade from the Traditional Chinese Medicine Office, it's your turn to prepare the mixture now."

When Fangyan heard the dean say this, he found that the standard was indeed quite high.

I have already allocated all the traditional Chinese medicine doctors at Peking Union Medical College for my own use.

In other words, Fangyan, who is on his first day as a consultant physician, is now the boss of Peking Union Medical College of Traditional Chinese Medicine.

This arrangement allowed Fangyan to judge that the background of this overseas Chinese family should be quite strong.

(End of this chapter)