Divine Doctor Hua Tuo, Hanging Pot Ji Shi!
The culture of Chinese medicine is broad and profound, with a long history, which can be traced back to Shennong tasting hundred herbs. In the history of China, there have been many divine doctors, such as Zhang Zhongjing, Hua Tuo, Li Shizhen, etc., who have made outstanding contributions to Chinese medicine, and the Chinese medicine books they left behind have benefited future generations and become a good recipe for treating diseases and saving people.
If we praise a doctor for his superb medical skills, we will say that he is "Hua Tuo is alive", because the historical Hua Tuo is indeed a divine doctor, and many difficult and complicated diseases have been solved by him. So how godly is Hua Tuo?
Hua Tuo was a doctor at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, traveling in all directions to treat diseases and save people. At that time, the world was in chaos, the princes were killing people, and Hua Tuo single-handedly cured the disease and saved people, giving people a new life, I have to say that Hua Tuo is really very great.
According to historical records, Hanoi Taishou Liu Xun had a daughter who was waiting to be written in the middle of the book, this daughter knew Dali and was polite and polite, but her body was faulty. Liu Nu's sitting leg grew a sore, although it was not painful, but it was very itchy, the more it was wrapped around, the more itchy it was, the more it scratched.
Liu Xun found a lot of famous doctors to see his daughter, and the doctors also prescribed a lot of prescriptions, but none of them had any effect. Later, Liu Xun heard of Hua Tuo's name, so he asked Hua Tuo to come to see a doctor, hoping that he could cure his daughter's illness.
If Hua Tuo was helpless, then no one in the world would be able to cure her daughter's illness.
After Hua Tuo saw Liu Nü's itchy sores, he said to Liu Xun, "If you prepare two horses and a dog, this disease will be cured." Liu Xun was also surprised when he heard it, but he did not ask why, but went to find it according to Hua Tuo's instructions.
After two horses and a dog were led, Hua Tuo had the dog leashed behind the horse and let the horse run wildly with the dog, and the two horses took turns until the dog could not run. Liu Xun completed the task according to Hua Tuo's instructions and handed over the tired and dying dog to Hua Tuo.
After Hua Tuo got the dog, he cut a wound between the dog's abdomen and legs, and then aimed the wound at the sore on Liu Nu's leg. Liu Nu was still a young girl who had not yet left the cabinet, and when she saw Hua Tuo doing this, she couldn't help but blush, but she knew that this was Hua Tuo treating her.
Soon after, a long worm appeared in Liu Nü's sore mouth, and Hua Tuo quickly pulled the bug out. Subsequently, Hua Tuo put a poultice on the sore, and the next day, Liu Nu's leg was no longer itchy, and soon after, her condition was better.
So what are the bugs in the sores? Experts say it's something similar to a parasite. Hua Tuo used his hot blood to lure it out and then kill it, so that Liu Nü's condition would be better. Hua Tuo was really a divine doctor, and his method of curing diseases and saving people was really strange!
References: "Book of the Later Han Dynasty", "Biography of Hua Tuo", etc