A night of lingering.

Although nothing can be done, simply sharing the same bed is the main way to maintain feelings.

When they got up in the morning, they were full of energy and went about their own things.

Liu Xintao didn't just come to Chang'an this time to accompany Li Jiagan. She also had her own things to do, which was to find a few more scraping masters. She found that the potential demand for scraping in Shenshu County was still huge. If she could do this well, she could do it. It is equally matched with her main business of beauty.

Li Jiagan naturally went to the Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine to see Professor Cai Chengguang.

Professor Cai Chengguang is also a well-known figure in the Chinese medicine community across the country. His status in the Chinese medicine community is like a reclusive hero in the martial arts world. Although he does not often move around in the world, there are legends about him everywhere.

This time he was invited to the Sanqin Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine to exchange medical skills. The entire Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine attached great importance to it. The director of the Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine personally went to the airport to pick him up. A vice president accompanied him throughout the process, including Professor Tang, Professor Shen and Professor Zhou. The backbone of the hospital are also proud to exchange medical skills with him.

When Li Jiagan arrived at the Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine, he thought he had arrived very early, but he found that Professor Cai Chengguang, accompanied by a deputy director of the Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Professor Tang, Professor Shen and Professor Zhou, etc., had already delivered a speech to the Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine. A few typical patients were selected to demonstrate acupuncture.

Everyone was quiet. When Li Jiagan arrived, he only greeted Professor Tang, Professor Shen and Professor Zhou with their eyes. To his surprise, he found that Qiu Hongmei was also among these people, but she was with Ji Qingcheng and other regular people. Pearson stood at the back of the dark line and had no way to get to the front to observe Professor Cai Chengguang giving acupuncture to the patient.

Li Jiagan, Ji Qingcheng and other acquaintances from Guipeisheng nodded silently and said hello, and then shook hands with Qiu Hongmei with a silent smile.

Qiu Hongmei's communication skills are also very good. As a clinic doctor, she can often go to the Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine to participate in such academic exchange activities.

Naturally, Li Jiagan couldn't get to the front to observe Professor Cai Chengguang giving acupuncture, so he could only huddle behind the crowd like Qiu Hongmei and some graduate students. Occasionally, he could hear Professor Cai Chengguang, Professor Tang, Professor Shen and Professor Zhou, and communicating softly with patients.

Cai Chengguang was giving acupuncture to an epileptic patient. During the acupuncture, he occasionally softly introduced the names of acupuncture points, such as ghost seals, ghost palaces, ghost caves, ghost barriers, and ghost roads. The names of each acupuncture point sounded different. It's a bit scary in broad daylight.

The so-called "Thirteen Needles of Ghost Gate" actually uses thirteen silver needles to prick specific thirteen acupuncture points on the patient's body. These acupoints are called "Thirteen Ghost Points" and are used to treat those suffering from "Ghost Gate". "Evil disease" patients.

Naturally, the current term is no longer an "evil disease", but a mental illness. It is rumored that the "Thirteen Needles of the Ghost Gate", the most special and mysterious acupuncture technique, can be used to communicate with ghosts and gods and heal the soul. .

Communicating with ghosts and gods is naturally a nonsense, but Li Jiagan is now basically certain that people should really have three souls (he still doesn’t know whether there are seven souls), so now he really wants to know the truth about the "Thirteen Needles of the Ghost Gate" Is it really possible to communicate with human souls?

If it is impossible to communicate with people's souls, then the so-called "Thirteen Needles in the Ghost Gate" is just a gimmick to scare people.

Then, its so-called efficacy in treating people's mental illnesses will be greatly reduced.

Standing behind the dark crowd, Li Jiagan could not see how the famous Professor Cai Chengguang performed acupuncture on the patient. However, listening to the whispers in front, it seemed that his acupuncture had some effect on the patient. At first, the patient was twitching. Yes, it seems to have calmed down now.

It seems that this "Thirteen Needles of Ghost Gate" should really be effective in treating mental illnesses.

After treating a patient, Professor Cai Chengguang was led by the deputy dean to another ward. During this period, Professor Shen said a few words in his ear, and then Li Jiagen was called to the front by Professor Shen in full view of the public.

"Hello, Professor Cai!" Li Jiagen came to Cai Chengguang's side and bowed slightly to greet him with respect.

Professor Cai Chengguang is about sixty years old, but he looks like he is only in his early fifties. He is medium to tall, has a Chinese character face, a shiny and fair complexion, a straight back, wearing a windbreaker, and a white towel around his neck. ,Well, Li Jiagen feels that Professor Cai is more romantic than him.

"Hello, Dr. Li!" Cai Chengguang reached out and patted Li Jiagen on the shoulder and said with a smile, "I heard Professor Shen and Professor Tang say you are very powerful!"

"I am a disciple of Professor Tang, Professor Shen and Professor Zhou. Master naturally prefers his own disciples." Li Jiagen said with a smile.

"Oh? Guo Jing has seven masters from the Seven Freaks of Jiangnan, and you, Dr. Li, have three masters from the Three Great Masters of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Chang'an. You, Dr. Li, are destined to be another master of traditional Chinese medicine in the future." Cai Chengguang said with a smile.

As soon as Cai Chengguang said these words, the people around him looked at Li Jiagan strangely. Although everyone knew that Cai Chengguang was just joking, even if it was a joke, Cai Chengguang's words were used on a young doctor in the countryside. It seems too much.

"Professor Cai is so humorous." Li Jiagan could only say this.

"I heard that Dr. Li can open acupuncture points for people?" Cai Chengguang said with a slightly more serious expression.

"It will take a little while." Li Jiagen said in a calm voice.

As soon as he said these words, the eyes of the people around him suddenly changed again.

Being able to tell whether a person's acupuncture points are open has become a skill that has been basically lost. Many people in the field of traditional Chinese medicine even doubt whether this skill exists. There are even many people who doubt the existence of acupuncture points on the human body. Is it open or closed?

This is also the reason why the paper jointly published by Li Jiagan and Professor Shen caused a lot of controversy in the traditional Chinese medicine community.

Now Li Jiagan actually admits in front of so many people that he has "a little bit of knowledge" in opening people's acupoints, a stunt that no one knows exists or not?

Is this trying to deceive people or is it deceiving others?

How dare such a young country doctor say such a thing in front of so many big names in the field of Chinese medicine?

This deceitful courage... tsk tsk...

Except for Professor Shen, Professor Tang and Professor Zhou, this large group of people looked at Li Jiagan as if they were looking at a stupid little liar!

"Then for the next patient, please ask Dr. Li to open acupuncture points for the patient first?" Cai Chengguang asked again.

"If you need to open an acupoint, I'll give it a try." Li Jiagan said calmly and briefly again.

Is this a trick that has been planned to deceive others? Many people looked at each other with meaningful expressions in their eyes.

The next ward they went to had only one patient, a female patient in her fifties. Apart from her, the only other person in the ward was her sad-faced husband who stayed with her in bed.

The doctor in charge of this patient had already introduced Professor Cai Chengguang to the general situation of the female patient before coming to this ward. She was a hysterical patient.

Hysteria is also called hysteria, but because these common names have derogatory connotations, modern medicine also calls this disease dissociative disorder.

As the name suggests, the clinical manifestations of this kind of patients are involuntary and intermittent loss of part or all of their psychological/physiological integration abilities, inability to unify perception, memory, emotion, behavior, self (identity) awareness and environmental awareness, and so-called

state of separation.

Simply put, this kind of patient has dual or multiple personality disorder. At this moment he may still be himself, and at the next moment he may feel that he is a president, or a random cat, dog, or something like that.

In the eyes of others, this kind of patients seem to be pretending to be ill. They are very talented in acting. They are completely committed to performing whatever identity they perform, and they act like what they are.

However, you can say that they are purely pretending to be ill, but when this kind of patient performs another identity, he sometimes completely forgets what he did or said in his original identity.

It seemed like he was no longer the same person at this time.

This is so weird.

This also shows that such patients are really not pretending to be ill. The onset of their illness is beyond their control!

Therefore, patients with hysteria are really the most incredible disease among all human diseases. When the patient attacks, it is really like being possessed by the devil, showing a state of high mental and physical disorder.

For such a strange condition, modern medicine is completely unable to explain its cause. It can only roughly guess that it is related to psychological factors, or perhaps genetic factors.

One thing that is certain is that this disease is generally induced by patients suffering from major mental stimulation.

Furthermore, generally speaking, performative personalities are prone to this disease.

Organic lesions of the nervous system will promote further development and changes of the patient's condition.

Generally speaking, modern medicine only has a very limited understanding of hysteria, and its treatment methods are also extremely limited, which are divided into drug treatment and psychological treatment.

There are no specific drugs for drug treatment. Some drugs, such as chlorpromazine hydrochloride, suppress the patient's nervous system and encourage them to sleep.

Psychotherapy...well, this is often the treatment method that humans can’t explain the efficacy of, and it is also the choice that humans make when they are most helpless about their illness.

At present, this female patient did not go to the psychological and psychiatric department for treatment, but went to the Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine for treatment. This probably shows that psychological treatment is powerless for the patient.

"Was she okay last night?"

After the attending doctor led a large group of people into the ward, he asked the patient Ma Meiqin's husband.

"My wife has always been quite stable. You were afraid that she would become manic and hurt others, so you put her in a separate ward." Ma Meiqin's husband rolled his eyes and said angrily, "She just always thinks that she is a paralyzed patient, and she

I don’t think I’m a murderer.”

After running around seeking medical treatment for a long time to no avail, this man in his fifties no longer has any respect for doctors. He feels that doctors are just a bunch of mediocre people who only follow the script, so when he saw someone
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