Peng Qing is helping patients with massage.
Red Net Moment Changde, July 20 (Reporter Huang Gang) "Thank you very much Dr. Peng, if it were not for his meticulous treatment, my hand is estimated to be abolished." A ms. Liu, who is still undergoing rehabilitation and massage, gratefully told reporters.
Recently, in the acupuncture and massage rehabilitation department of the First Chinese Medicine Hospital in Changde City, a young man kept shuttling among the patients, and after conditioning a patient, he immediately rushed to the next bed, repeatedly. This person is Peng Qing.
Peng Qing, Master of Medicine, Deputy Chief Physician. He graduated from Hunan University of Traditional Chinese Medicine in 2009, majoring in acupuncture and massage. He is good at using traditional acupuncture, tuina, small needle knife, nerve block, sports rehabilitation and other treatment of headache, dizziness, facial paraplegia, hemiplegia, paraplegia, cervical spondylosis, shoulder disease, lumbar disc herniation, knee osteoarthritis and other diseases. Its tuina technology won the third prize in the provincial tuina technology competition.
Speaking of her "pain" experience, Ms. Liu was deeply touched and remembered vividly.
It turned out that Ms. Liu, 42 years old this year, had unbearable pain in her right shoulder at the end of 2019 and limited mobility. "It hurts, it's a pain that's more unbearable than having a baby." By the beginning of the year, Ms. Liu said, her right hand was basically unable to lift, to the point where she needed her husband to feed, dress and comb her hair.
In order to alleviate the pain, Ms. Liu visited many hospitals in Changde and Changsha and was diagnosed with right shoulder periarthritis and rotator cuff injury. After usual treatment, there was no significant improvement in the condition. "Later, my family also helped me contact and make an appointment for medical treatment from experts in Beijing." Due to the epidemic, Beijing has adopted online remote consultation.
"Coincidentally, in May 2020, once during dinner with a doctor friend, a doctor friend saw that I was having difficulty picking vegetables, asked about it, and then recommended me to come here for treatment." Since Ms. Liu herself is a medical student, she began her first treatment on May 21 with the attitude of trying it out.
"On June 12, after 10 treatments, my hand was able to lift up and touch the wall as tall as I was." Speaking of this, Ms. Liu called it amazing.
"After diagnosis and treatment, I took the traditional tuina technique to loosen the muscles around the shoulder, and then combined with Western medicine physical therapy and joint loosening method, after more than 20 times of combined traditional Chinese and Western medicine, the patient's right shoulder pain and limited movement were significantly improved." In an interview with reporters, Peng Qing said that it is precisely because of the obvious effect that Ms. Liu also dismissed the idea of going directly to Beijing for medical treatment.
After each massage, Peng Qing would sweat profusely.
There are already hundreds of patients like Ms. Liu who have improved after treatment. Patients and relatives praised Peng Qing's medical skills in the consultation room. Peng Qing is very modest: "The theory of Chinese medicine is broad and profound, I just stand on the shoulders of predecessors to continue to study and learn, and it is also my pursuit to carry forward the national heritage of Chinese medicine to save more patients." ”
In the eyes of patients, he is a superb "divine doctor" who can witness the effect; in his own eyes, he said that he is only an admirer and inheritor of the national essence. Relying on the love of the national essence, relying on their own persistence and research, interpreting their own fingertip legends.
Or, for patients, tuina is a relatively simple thing. But for the therapist, it's a hard job. In Peng Qing's words, a piece of clothing does not last long, and a hole is sharpened at the elbow. Not only the white coat, but even the clothes inside are not spared. As a doctor from a scientific class, Peng Qing, who has a strong desire for knowledge and a spirit of hard work, is not satisfied with the simple inheritance of traditional Chinese medicine. In order to improve his ability to treat diseases and save people, he continued to learn, practice, innovate and improve, and stepped out of a new way of integrating Traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine.
"Different patients have to use different techniques and different drugs for treatment." Peng Qing said with a smile that even in the air-conditioned room, he was often sweating profusely.
When he was a child, influenced by the medical stories of sages such as Hua Tuo, Li Shizhen, and Sun Simiao in textbooks, Peng Qing had the ideal of treating diseases and saving people. A little larger, the image of doctors saving lives and helping the injured on TV and the noble and magnificent shore have strengthened the ideal of studying medicine. Speaking of his dream of Traditional Chinese medicine, Peng Qing sometimes jokes that engaging in massage is a physical work, undignified, low income, and hard work.
"The only advantage is that the efficacy is OK and the patient recognition is high." For me, a rural baby who came out of the mountains, with a little vanity, I heroically took this job with this recognition. Peng Qing smiled and said.
"Do a line, love a line, specialize in a line", this is Peng Qing's annotation to his career. Because tuina is a hard job, "the hands are cocooned", and some patients will inevitably equate tuina treatment with ordinary health care massage, and when considering economic income and social status, tuina is not a good choice. But Peng Qing, with his love for the profession and his care for patients, has always insisted.
Peng Qing uses these hands full of cocoons to bring hope to patients.
"There was never the word 'reject' in his dictionary, so he was welcome everywhere he went." Speaking of Peng Qing, colleague Peng Junhua told reporters. Thick and honest, not good at words, serious and responsible for the work, excellent attitude towards patients, and truly regard patients as their relatives, so many patients who have lived in peng qing's hands regard him as their relatives. This is the unanimous evaluation of Peng Qing by colleagues in the department.
Peng Qingben is a resident doctor in the acupuncture and massage department of the inpatient department, and when he knew that the outpatients had the need to do tuina, he took the initiative to apply to the outpatient clinic to help the patients do tuina. "As long as the patient needs massage, he will arrange the time and use the appointment system, most of which is to use his rest time, even on weekends." Long Anguo, director of the Department of Acupuncture and Massage Rehabilitation, told reporters that sometimes there are things in the inpatient department, and he will adjust the time to not let the patient worry.
At present, the Acupuncture and Tuina Rehabilitation Department of the First Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital of Changde City is divided into two parts: outpatient and inpatient ward, and the outpatient clinic has 3 consultation rooms, equipped with 4 outpatient doctors and 1 physiotherapy technician. The main types of diseases are: neck, shoulder, waist and leg pain, knee arthritis, dizziness, facial paralysis, insomnia, stroke disease, etc. The inpatient ward has 52 open beds, 7 clinicians, 1 physiotherapy technician, and 5 rehabilitation technicians. It mainly treats neck, shoulder, waist and leg pain, postherpetic neuralgia, stroke disease, facial paralysis, and post-traumatic (surgery) dysfunction.