Chapter 4073 【162】Shocked

No need to think about it.

Wen Zihan, a Chinese doctor with moral integrity and skills, must have shaken his head over and over again.

Traditional Chinese medicine is about dialectics.

There are many dialectics of high blood pressure alone, each person has one syndrome and different medications. Moreover, in traditional Chinese medicine books, Angong Niuhuang Pills are never used to lower blood pressure.

The main function of Angong Niuhuang Pill is to relieve fever and sedation, and it is used as an auxiliary role in clinical rescue of critically ill patients.

It is equivalent to saying that the main medication is other drugs instead of Angong Niuhuang Pills.

Why does this medicine become a myth among family members? In clinical practice, some doctors see that their patients are not doing well and ask their families to buy some life-saving medicines that are not available in the hospital. Angong Niuhuang Pills is one of them.

However, these doctors never said that patients do not need other medicines and only use this medicine to save their lives. As for the family members, because of the behavior of some doctors, they naturally believed that all other drugs were ineffective and only this drug was effective in saving the patient's life.

This misunderstanding only refers to Angong Niuhuang Pills. What family members need to know is that when a doctor tells you this, he or she is ready to try all kinds of methods.

In clinical medicine, when doctors are short of medicine, they will try their best to find other alternative medicines or other alternative treatments to treat patients.

Therefore, it is often seen in the news that when family members cannot buy the medicine, they turn around and scold the hospital doctors for not having the medicine to kill their patients.

Whenever this happens, the doctor can only:...

Enter the thirteen-bed ward.

The 13-bed old man is a uremic patient.

Late-stage uremia, heart failure, pneumonia, convulsions and coma are very common clinical symptoms.

The patient in bed 13 had a sudden convulsion in the evening, followed by phlegm blockage and coma.

Dr. Zhang routinely issued a critical illness notice and considered whether to seek consultation from a brain surgeon.

The neurosurgery department is actually of no use, so I will probably recommend not to transfer to another department. Because this kind of patient is not unconscious due to cerebral infarction and cerebral hemorrhage.

Uremia patients mainly suffer from electrolyte imbalance, which causes a series of organ problems in the body. From here it is enough to see what functions the human kidneys play in the daily physical operations of the human body.

In traditional Chinese medicine, the kidneys store essence and are responsible for growth, development and reproduction. They govern water and receive qi. They control ambition and fear.

Each of the above words embodies the summary essence of clinical phenomena.

Traditional Chinese medicine has always regarded the kidney as the innate foundation and focuses on nourishing the kidney. Where can I listen to experts giving lectures on health care? When it comes to kidneys, nine out of ten people have kidney deficiency.

Speaking of which, everyone knows that Angong Niuhuang Pill and this patient are difficult to get along with.

Angong Niuhuang Pill is not a tonic, it focuses on diarrhea, and its biggest side effect is excessive diarrhea.

The family members were shocked after hearing this.

Not only that, the family members of other patients who were present and listened would be frightened. Dr. Xie Wanying and Dr. Wen Zihan were right early on. The threshold for traditional Chinese medicine seems to be low, but as a result, ordinary people like to try the medicine on their own, listen to who says which Chinese medicine is good, and eat it. Anyway, I heard that traditional Chinese medicine has no side effects.

How can Chinese medicine have no side effects? If not, there would be no record in the ancient books that the royal family had died by eating it.

The best treatment option for patients with uremia is kidney transplantation. If there is no condition for a kidney transplant, in Western medicine, the patient will also be given "tons and fills."

For example, a patient is anemic and needs a blood transfusion.

Dr. Zhang was right in sending the notice of critical illness to the patient this time, but it definitely did not mean that the patient had no choice but to go home and wait to die.