The 12-year-old girl suffered from nephritis at the age of 3, took Chinese medicine for 10 years, and now has begun dialysis, what is going on? When I was on dialysis in the hospital, I saw a little girl, 10 years old

The 12-year-old girl suffered from nephritis at the age of 3, took Chinese medicine for 10 years, and now has begun dialysis, what is going on?

When I was on dialysis in the hospital, I saw a little girl, in her early 10s, come to the dialysis room with her mother.

At first, I thought that she would accompany her mother to do dialysis, but to my surprise, it was not her mother who was on dialysis, but her daughter.

She looked thin and small, and she seemed very childish when she spoke, looking a few years older than my daughter. The skin was quite white, and it was not obvious that it was a child with uremia.

Every time she came to dialysis, she was like coming to school, without a trace of sadness and depression, after all, she didn't know her future path.

Her mom also looks pretty young, a little older than me, probably under 40.

Today I overheard her mother talking to the nurse, who said that the little girl had nephritis at the age of 3, took Chinese medicine for 10 years, and in the end it was not cured, it became uremia, and now it needs dialysis.

I really feel very sorry, three years old to find out nephritis, treatment for ten years has not been cured, but also into uremia, I have heard others say that children's nephritis is very easy to treat.

I have been eating Chinese medicine for ten years, but I have not eaten well, is it that Chinese medicine cannot even cure nephritis?

I absolutely believe in and firmly support the treatment of nephritis in Chinese medicine. As for the little girl who has eaten Chinese medicine for ten years, she still has not changed the fate of dialysis, I can only say that her mother is not looking for good Chinese medicine, or that she found a good Chinese medicine, but the Chinese medicine she eats is not necessarily a good Chinese medicine.

There have been experts who say that Chinese medicine has declined, and authentic Chinese medicine is in Japan.

Because There is no authentic Chinese medicine in China, good Chinese medicines are exported to Japan, and domestic Chinese medicines are inferior products, and the efficacy of the medicine does not meet the standards and requirements of treatment.

Even if the Chinese medicine doctor diagnoses the disease and prescribes the right medicine, it is not good to catch back the Chinese medicine, and it is not good to cure the disease.

So there is a little girl who has eaten Chinese medicine for ten years and still can't cure nephritis.

Now there are still people who want me to take Chinese medicine to cure uremia, saying that 270 pieces of a pair of medicines can be effective, asking me to try it, dead horses as live horse doctors, I categorically refused. Then it was opposed and criticized by many TCM enthusiasts.

I used to suffer from allergic purpura, and I also went to see Chinese medicine, which prescribed medicine and designated a special pharmacy to catch medicine.

At that time, I thought that the Chinese medicine was colluding with the pharmacy and wanted to take the commission.

Now that I think about it, I blame others, and only in pharmacies where Chinese medicine doctors can trust you can catch trustworthy Chinese medicine.

Therefore, China's current Chinese medicine is stuck in the link of Chinese medicine, it is difficult for a woman to cook without rice, no matter how powerful Chinese medicine, there is no qualified Chinese medicine, that is also a quack medicine, which is also a very helpless thing.

So I will not consider taking Chinese medicine now, nor do I recommend other dialysis patients to eat, since they are dialysis, then rest assured of dialysis.

Others just move their mouths to say, we have to work hard, but also use the body to take risks, maybe we can live for ten years and eight years on dialysis, or even longer, but once we take Chinese medicine, we may not be able to finish playing in one or two years, you say?