After get off work in the afternoon, Zhao Shucheng did not return to the dormitory directly, but instead went to visit Xin Yi first.
Since Xin Yi was diagnosed with renal cell carcinoma, he has been living in the hospital. Because he is a graduate student in the medical school, he arranged the operation early and is now recovering from the hospital.
During this period, Xin Yi's parents and Yang Yue took turns to take care of him. Because they were discovered early, they had already removed the cancer and had their faces much better than before.
After Zhao Shucheng arrived at the ward, he did not see Yang Yue and Xin Yi's family. Only one female doctor was examining Xin Yi.
Xin Yi was very happy to see Zhao Shucheng coming and said, "Qiu Shui, you are here."
"Well, I'll see you, how is the situation?"
"It's pretty good, I feel I'll be discharged from the hospital soon."
The doctor said, "You feel it's useless. We need to have a diagnosis to determine your discharge time. If you are done, your condition will be good after the surgery is cured. Please continue to observe."
As the female doctor went to see the patients in other wards, leaving only Zhao Shucheng and Xin Yi.
Xin Yi saw Zhao Shucheng curiously looking at the direction where the female doctor left, and said, "This is our senior sister, Liu Qing, who was the one who gave me the surgery."
"Is that true? It seems that your kid is not a bad thing to be sick, he is quite lucky."
"Stop kidding. If Yang Yue hears this, you will definitely not be able to finish it with me."
"Okay, I'm not kidding anymore. I'll take your pulse."
After Zhao Shucheng took his pulse, Xin Yi said, "How is it? Is the situation good?"
"The big problem is gone. Now, as long as you pay attention to your care, there should be no problem. After you are discharged from the hospital, I will prescribe a prescription for you to make up for it and fill the gap during this period."
"I feel relieved after hearing what you said. Thanks to you this time, otherwise I really don't know what would happen."
"I'm so kind to me. We are classmates and friends for many years, which is what we deserve. But this time you are a blessing in disguise. During this hospitalization, the Demon Knife will definitely come to serve you every day, which is much happier than when you were in school, right?"
"You said this, I don't know if I should be grateful for this disease."
Xin Yi laughed as he said that, but for them, joking is common.
Zhao Shucheng looked at Xin Yi and said, "I heard from Yingnan that the Demon Sword wants you to get a quota for study abroad and then go to the United States to treat diseases. Isn't that true?"
Xin Yi smiled awkwardly and said, "Yes, it's not just the idea of ​​the Demon Sword, I also want to go. After all, since it has been treated, I will do my best to cure it. After this time I got sick, I realized what I really wanted. I hope to accompany the Demon Sword and your good brothers for the rest of my life."
"Whether to go to the United States or not is your own choice, and I don't want to say much. But you must not be too tired in your current situation. This surgery will cause a serious injury to your vitality and you will not be able to recover it in less than half a year. Also, after going to the United States, Chinese medicine is not so easy to get, so you can only go to the hospital for more check-ups."
Zhao Shucheng was actually very clear that Xin Yi was not so passionate about going abroad, he was just a good man. But if he was for his beloved demon sword, he could really give everything. This was to pursue love, and others were not qualified to say anything. Whether it was worth it was something he knew only if it was worth it.
"Qiu Shui, I know this time I go abroad is very important to everyone, so please be sure to do your best and don't give in to mine."
Zhao Shucheng smiled and said, "Okay, I have no intention of going abroad. After all, you know, my goal has always been to learn Western medicine and combine traditional Chinese medicine methods to make traditional Chinese medicine treatment methods no longer so obscure, so as to enhance the influence of traditional Chinese medicine."
"Qiu Shui, I know you have great ambitions, but this is too difficult."
Zhao Shucheng said: "No matter how difficult this matter is, someone will do it, right? Besides, traditional Chinese medicine has a history of 5,000 years, and the treatment methods are real and effective. However, because traditional Chinese medicine is the ancients' digging of laws, it has a strong traditional cultural characteristics. It even uses almost metaphysical language such as Yin and Yang, Five Elements, meridians, qi and blood, and the unity of man and nature. It has always been a medicine that only a few people can master, and has not become a standardized discipline."
"On the contrary, Western medicine, because the way Westerners explore the rules is a characteristic of Western culture, they parameterize and standardize the human body, start from the microscope, subdividing people into many parameters, and setting a range for each parameter, so that they can standardize it. This is also possible for Western medicine to repeat accurately and spread widely, and even Western medicine doctors can produce in batches. If they are not good, even if they memorize different diseases and corresponding prescriptions for different parameters, they can become a good doctor."
"But traditional Chinese medicine has been passed down for five thousand years. In fact, human parameters have their own divisions, but they are not as specific as Western medicine. From pulse beats, to tongue coating, speaking sounds, excrement smells, and even the direction of the house, they can only diagnose the person's disease after various statistics, and even the cause of the disease can be found to avoid recurrence."
Zhao Shucheng looked at Xin Yi who was thinking, and said, "In fact, Western medicine is a fool-style teaching. Whether it is smart or stupid, as long as you can memorize it, you can cure diseases. But traditional Chinese medicine is not good. It emphasizes understanding, more like an art or craft, and most of it must be passed on in the form of a master and an apprentice. There is no way to establish a unified industry standard, it is difficult to cultivate talents, and it is impossible to provide a large number of doctors with good levels of skills at a stable level."
Xin Yi couldn't help but look at Zhao Shucheng and asked, "Then you said too, this matter is very difficult. Do you have any plans?"
"Not yet, after all, medical equipment is still lacking. Even for the most basic pulse checking, traditional Chinese medicine needs to apply different forces at the position of the wrist in the centimeter and quadrille to judge the condition according to the intensity, frequency, pulse width, etc. However, the equipment on Western medicine can only provide a simple heartbeat frequency, but it is impossible to accurately state the intensity, frequency, pulse width, pulse potential, fluency, etc. What's more, there are surprises in different people's bodies, but after standardization, there may be errors."
This chapter is not over, please click on the next page to continue reading! Zhao Shucheng saw Xin Yi’s worried look and said with a smile: “Don’t worry, this matter is not something that can be achieved overnight. Get a pulse diagnosing device first, so you can easily identify the pulse frequency, intensity, and even the amount of force applied to make the heavy, the amount of force is thin, etc. With such equipment, it will be much easier to cultivate traditional Chinese medicine.”
"And the times are constantly improving. Perhaps one day everyone can wear equipment to detect their physical condition, just like the watch now. If a person has worn such equipment since childhood, he can record the physical information in life based on such equipment, and use the Yin and Yang and Five Elements, meridians and qi and blood to describe and judge according to each person's situation, so as to make it easier for traditional Chinese medicine to diagnose diseases. You can also prescribe different treatment plans for the disease based on each person's different situations. You can truly realize the one person and one side mentioned by the ancestors, and like Bian Que's elder brother, you can cure the disease before it is not allowed. At the beginning of the disease, you can control the source and cure it in time."
Xin Yi was a little stunned when he heard this. He couldn't imagine what the world would be like if that time really came.
“Can this really happen?”
"Of course it's OK. As long as you have the intention and technology has been improving, there will always be a day when you can achieve it."
Zhao Shucheng is very confident about this. In fact, when the electronic bracelet appeared, Zhao Shucheng actually thought of the pulse diagnosis and treatment of diseases in traditional Chinese medicine. However, the electronic bracelet only detects blood pressure and heartbeat according to Western medicine methods, while the traditional Chinese medicine treatment methods lack relevant data, so the bracelet cannot be used as the basis for Chinese medicine to diagnose diseases.
However, if there is really a bracelet that can realize the function of traditional Chinese medicine pulse diagnosis, then Zhao Shucheng's idea can be realized, and even really contributed to the promotion of traditional Chinese medicine.
However, it is still too early to say this now. It takes a long process to just use a pulse diagnosing device to spend a lot of time and energy on research and development, and even collect data, and ultimately form a scientific standard.
This time, Zhao Shucheng found something he could do in this world, and was still a little excited about it. Of course, in order to raise funds and even let himself really develop such equipment, Zhao Shucheng needs money, and it still has a lot of money.
Although you can also apply for research funds, in this era when traditional Chinese medicine is still suppressed, it is not so easy to get research funds. So for Zhao Shucheng, the best way is to raise funds by yourself and then promote it after the machine is researched.
Of course, this process must be very long. After all, traditional Chinese medicine emphasizes the unity of man and nature, yin and yang and five elements. Even if it is the same data, the final pulse diagnosis may be very different in the north and south.
However, it is precisely because this matter is very difficult that Zhao Shucheng has to do it even more. Once his idea is really successful, not only this world can be used, but even other worlds, and even the real world can be promoted.
The pulse diagnosis instrument is easy to do, but if you want to really do it, you still have to wait until two thousand years later, or even after 2010. At that time, using an electronic wristband based on the electronic bracelet can achieve real-time pulse diagnosis. When the data fluctuates greatly, users can be reminded to undergo a physical examination and even directly push the corresponding prescription.
Chapter completed!