This is the second popular Chinese medicine book published by Lazy Rabbit (the last book "I just want to see the way you smile" can't be counted). If the first book "Talking about Medicine" is mainly about the basic theory of traditional Chinese medicine, then in this book, lazy rabbits pay more attention to clinical application. In this book, she mainly introduces some common health knowledge and life health misunderstandings to readers, and focuses on some common diseases and Chinese medicine. As always, she presented a simple and practical Chinese medicine class (in fact, more than N classes) for readers with her unique humor and professionalism.

In this chapter, the lazy rabbit tells us the importance of health; Treat the "heart" first; Effects of excessive concentration, sweating and winter swimming on health; Chinese medicine treatment concept; "Tonifying" can also cause diseases (especially milk, donkey-hide gelatin and coix seed); And the problems of "dampness" and "stomach disharmony"; Finally, the prescription of "fever"-sour plum soup is introduced.

In this chapter, the lazy rabbit explained several simple and typical tongue images; Overview of drug use; Common Chinese patent medicine "Xiaochaihu Granule"; And the pathogenesis and medication of cough, beriberi, constipation, headache, toothache and urethritis.

In this chapter, Lazy Rabbit has done some popular science on gynecological diseases and treatment methods: "Mammary hyperplasia", "cervical erosion", "hysteromyoma" and "vaginitis", and how these diseases of western medicine are treated and treated according to syndrome differentiation in the eyes of Chinese medicine; In addition, briefly talk about the preparations for "pregnancy".

In this chapter, the lazy rabbit focuses on the pediatric diseases and routine treatment methods: from the most common cold and cough, hand-foot-mouth disease, herpetic angina, indigestion and diarrhea in children to the relatively rare tic disorder and hernia in children.

In this chapter, the lazy rabbit told ten medical cases, all of which were stories of "ordinary people" curing themselves, while the lazy rabbit explained and commented afterwards, and whether he studied Chinese medicine or not, he would gain something. These medical records are:

Lazy Rabbit's Classic of Medicine is full of dry goods, which may be a little simple for professionals, but it is still very good as a popular science book. I hope more people will fall in love with Chinese medicine. Of course, in fact, western medicine also has many advantages. It is not advisable to cover everything-only recognize western medicine and not Chinese medicine, or only recognize Chinese medicine and not Western medicine. "The combination of Chinese and Western medicine has a good effect!" )

As a Chinese medicine self-learner, you must learn from Comrade Lazy Rabbit-be knowledgeable, diligent and write more!

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