Why? It starts more than 50 years ago.
In the 60s, my father took me to the medicinal herb market, and accidentally knocked down the shelves of the drug seller, and the medicinal herbs were scattered all over the ground.
As a result, the old man lying on the rocking chair waved the fan in his hand and said that he would not sell medicinal herbs.
My father was very curious, you set up this medicinal herb stall, you don't sell medicinal herbs, what are you selling?
The old man said: You look like a Chinese medicine doctor, to be honest, I sell a prescription for treating nodules.
During the conversation, his father learned that his ancestors had always been a langzhong, but he did not get a qualification certificate when he arrived, so he could only rely on selling medicinal herbs to make a living.
At that time, my father used 20 catties of food stamps to change this recipe.
After pondering for two months, I used this recipe to eliminate the nodules of countless patients, and this recipe finally passed on to me, helping more and more people.
No, some time ago, I used this recipe again.
When this patient came, he had already found thyroid nodules for more than a year, and it turned out to be the leader of a unit, who liked to smoke and drink a lot on weekdays.
Usually he always feels that there is phlegm in his throat, and he has to clear his throat from time to time, and he always feels that his eyes are red and painful, his mouth is dry and bitter, and he has a bit of a foreign body feeling when he swallows.
There is a distinct nodule on the right side of the thyroid gland that is hard to the touch, and you can't see anything on the surface, and it doesn't hurt to the touch, but it moves up and down when swallowing. On the other hand, he has a bad appetite, dry stools, fatigue easily, usually angry, and has a quick temper.
Looking at the patient's tongue, the tongue is dark red, yellow and greasy, and the pulse is thin, so he formulates for the patient: Jiao Hawthorn, Curcuma, Cat's Claw, Prunella vulgaris, Guaron, Qingbanxia, Tulip, Tangerine Peel, Calamus, Rhubarb, Licorice.
So what happened to the result?
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Why is that?
As I told you before, in ancient times, there was no such thing as a thyroid nodule, but it was called a "gall".
The formation of nodules is often inseparable from qi stagnation, phlegm coagulation, blood stasis, and spleen deficiency, and the situation here is typical blood stasis, which is also accompanied by dampness and heat.
The reason why it is on the neck, simply put, the neck is a very easy part to block, and.
We looked back at this patient, the tongue was red and dark red, the moss was yellow and greasy, the pulse was thin, and the lump on the right side of the neck was a manifestation of qi stagnation, blood stasis, and phlegm coagulation.
To put it simply, the patient has phlegm and heat blocking the meridians, phlegm and heat make blood circulation abnormal, blood stasis blocks the veins, and phlegm heat and blood stasis are mixed with each other, which causes dry mouth and bitter mouth, red eyes, irritability, and dry stool.
Therefore, if you want to get rid of the status quo, you need to first dissolve the blood stasis in the body, dissolve phlegm and clear heat, and at the same time take into account the softness and firmness and dissipation of knots
Therefore, in this recipe, the purpose of reusing hawthorn is to dissolve blood stasis.
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Step 1: Hawthorn and curcuma to dredge qi and blood and remove blood stasis.
Step 2: Prunella vulgaris and cat's claw grass to detoxify and reduce swelling, soften and dissolve knots.
Step 3: Melon, Qingbanxia, Yujin, and tangerine peel to dissolve phlegm and clear liver heat.
Step 4: The calamus is responsible for opening the body and awakening the mind, and dissolving dampness
Step 5: Rhubarb and licorice are used to clear away heat and fire, remove blood stasis, and reconcile various medicines
Why is it that a disease that could have been cured a few decades ago cannot be cured now? In the final analysis, it is still the interests that are at play, and every time the patient spends an extra sum, the benefit is increased.
I have been a Chinese medicine practitioner for half my life, and I may not earn as much as others in a year, but I think that the purpose of practicing medicine is to save lives and help the injured, and if you want to make money, you have long deviated from the original intention of Chinese medicine, and it is better to start a business.