Chapter 4490 [579] Feelings

The sun is setting outside the window.

In the summer evening, the village is located in the mountains, and the red clouds are unusually red, showing a strange beauty.

In order to facilitate doctors to treat patients, indoor lights must be turned on first.

Doctor Tong walked to the door and pressed the light switch.

With a bang, the light came on.

The others suddenly realized what time it was, and all of them couldn't help but think that the group of people had gone through quite a bumpy trip this time, so that at this time, they were treating their own patients without rest, and they had not yet been able to think about what they could have for dinner.

As the receptionist for the distinguished guests, Doctor Tong needs to prepare meals for the guests in advance. He walked to the door and talked to the visiting village chief: "Is dinner ready? The vegetables are ready for frying. One, two, three, four, five." Sixty-seven——"

Turning around, Dr. Tong counted the heads of their group of guests and reported them to the village chief to prepare the table, dishes and chopsticks.

When the others saw this, they were surprised and said: Don't worry, Doctor Tong, we don't know how long the treatment will take.

Where and when treatment is needed. Dr. Tong was considered an experienced clinical doctor. He had an idea of ​​the current situation and said firmly to the village chief: "It won't take long before meals can be served."

Think about it, in acupuncture, the most difficult and time-consuming thing is acupoint selection. There are amazing people out there for this most difficult technique at the moment. Dr. Xie Wanying can just pick the right acupoints, so why worry about other problems.

Dr. Tong thinks this way, and it makes sense for everyone to think about it. It seems that we can start to have sweet dreams of having dinner.

Only Dr. Chang Jiawei quickly turned around and wiped away the sweat.

Chief Xie just entrusted his assistant Chang this way: "Teacher Chang, I will do the oblique pull on the patient later. Teacher Chang will do it."

Selecting the right acupoints is Dr. Xie's specialty, and Dr. Xie is not afraid.

When it comes to massage, massage does not mean that you can pinpoint the acupoints on the human body. It involves patting, pressing, rubbing and pushing the human body, which involves the human body's movement system.

For example, the oblique pulling method that I will perform on the patient today cannot be called massage to be precise. According to a narrower definition, it is bone setting.

Professional matters must be left to professionals.

She, Dr. Xie, is not as in-depth as an orthopedic expert, but Dr. Chang Jiawei is from Beidu Medical College, majoring in orthopedics. I have mentioned before that Beidu San is most famous for its orthopedics department.

To put it more simply, Dr. Xie may be good at analyzing the structure of the human body, but when it comes to how doctors and patients conduct dynamic interactive models to treat patients, such as bone-setting massage, it is necessary to use and interact with the patient's own human body movements. System, she Xie, Doctor, has no medical experience, so she must not act haphazardly. Specific to the oblique pulling method in the current case, the doctor needs to shake the patient's body.

Do you think this patient is sick? Can you shake the patient's affected area casually?

If you don't know how to interact with the patient's human body movement system, you won't be seeking death if you shake it randomly. Even if there are medical guidelines guiding doctors to follow the steps step by step, doctors need to have experience in this area. Otherwise, the guide says that doctors need to feel whether they are doing it right while shaking. Without experience, they have no idea whether they are doing it right. court death.

Techniques like this that require very strong operational requirements require experienced doctors and new apprentices to teach them how to handle them step by step. It is not something that can be learned by self-study.

As mentioned here, doctors know this very well.

Someone saw Dr. Chang Jiawei's secretive movements and became wary: Can this fool work?

Fortunately, the patient himself has not noticed anything yet, and Dr. Cao Zhao is concentrating on experiencing the miraculous treatment process.

As mentioned before, an acupuncture point is not a point but an area. In the Weizhong acupoint area of ​​both legs, Dr. Xie Wanying acupuncture produced several blood spots. Next, Dr. Tong skillfully applied cupping on the acupuncture points.

The two female doctors worked together quickly, and the speed was impressive. They completed the preliminary treatment process in no time.

Leave the jar on for about five to ten minutes.

In this short period of time, Dr. Cao Zhao felt the strange scene in martial arts novels where the two channels of supervision and appointment seemed to be opened up.

A warm fire warmed his aching meridians and dispersed the blocked areas in them. In terms of Western medicine, Dr. Cao Zhao believes that it may be due to disordered nerve signals that find a way home in warmth, just like he, a bad boy, gets homesick when he gets sick.

"It's amazing." Dr. Cao Zhao described his personal experience to his colleagues in Western medicine on the spot. "My back was almost turning into a straight wooden board. When I touched the muscles there, they felt hard and stiff. Now I feel like It’s a little loose.”