Perhaps it was because of the easy way to deal with Feng Xing, and the insect mother used this trick when she dealt with these evil young men.

She first attached the white silk to everyone's body. When they left, the insect mother made the white silk attack.

When the insect mother laughed even happier when she heard the vague screams from the security room not far away.

She used the means that ordinary doctors in the world would not be able to see it well. It was like taking out a person's heart, how could they save it?

Unless it is a god who comes to save it!

Qin Jue looked at the doctors in a hurry and saw the face of the worm mother's successful appearance, and she immediately became aware of it. However, she didn't say anything, because it was really hateful that those people dared to attack their future mother-in-law. Such a person would be beaten to death in the demon world.

Although Qin Jue's temper is not as popular as that of the mother insect, she is a person from the Demon World after all, and she is very cruel to take action.

In the security room, the doctor saw Young Master Lin and the others' injuries and finally said helplessly: "I'm sorry, I can't do anything."

Young Master Lin scolded: "Barewell! Find the best doctor for me and ask for Western medicine."

The so-called Western medicine usually refers to the medicine of Western countries. Regarding the Western medicine developed in modern society, the complete name of this discipline is "Medical Medicine of Modern and Modern Western countries". This discipline originated from Western countries in the modern era. After abandoning ancient Western medicine, scholars from Western countries developed a new medical system based on physics, chemistry, biology, and anatomy. Moreover, this medical system is what Chinese people often call "Western medicine". In the past, medicine of modern and modern Western countries was called new medicine and opposite to traditional Chinese medicine.

Therefore, "Western medicine that people call" should be called "modern medicine", while Western medicine uses the ancient Western theory of "four body fluids", which is very similar to the "yin and yang and five elements" of traditional Chinese medicine.

The diagnosis of modern medicine is more about using advanced medical instruments and laboratories to make accurate diagnosis of diseases. Doctors use their sensory organs to diagnose patients' diseases through visual diagnosis, palpation, percussion, auscultation, olfactory diagnosis, etc., or simple tools such as stethoscopes, percussion hammers, blood sphygmomanometers, thermometers, etc.

In the early days of human history, medicine appeared in the form of philosophy. Based on the understanding of their own bodies, humans proposed various medical theories. The medicine of ancient Western countries originated in ancient Greece, and its founder was Hippocrates. The "Four Body Liquid Theory" of medicine in ancient Western countries believed that the human body is composed of blood, mucus, yellow gallbladder, and black gallbladder, and the various parts are interconnected. The body is filled with various liquids. The balance of these liquids is the basic condition for the body to survive. Whether their balance is reflected in complexion, temperament and temperament. At the same time, medicine in ancient Western countries also emphasized the interconnection between the mind and body, the human body and nature, and attached great importance to maintaining health. It believed that health mainly depends on lifestyle, psychological and emotional state, and the ring

The influence of factors such as environment, diet, exercise, peace of mind and willpower; the medical system of ancient Western countries required that doctors should pay special attention to studying the particularity and uniqueness of each patient's individual health, so it focused on patients rather than diseases, and emphasized the active cooperation between patients and doctors. By the 17th century, the theory of "Four Body Liquids" was severely criticized because it was considered a hollow theory without any material basis. From then on, scholars in Western countries abandoned the medicine of ancient Western countries, adopted the correct research method, and developed a new medical system based on science and experiment in modern times. This discipline is the medicine of modern and modern Western countries, that is, Western medicine developed in all countries and nations around the world today.

The advancement of science has made modern Westerners realize that nature has its own laws of movement and cannot be explained according to people's wishes or conjectures, but can only be clearly expressed in mechanical theory and geometric and mathematical language. This view of mechanics greatly promoted the development of medicine. People began to believe that the discomfort of the body does not vary from individual to individual. In fact, any disease is caused by some damage in the body. Drugs and surgical operations can cure or alleviate the disease. In the late 20th century, medicine in modern Western countries with the comprehensive medical model of "social-psychological-biology". With the development of system biology and system biotechnology, the 21st century began to move towards the era of system medicine and personalized medical and health care in the post-genomic era.

Regarding the Western medicine mentioned by Chinese people today, its full name is "Medical Medicine of Modern and Modern Western countries". It originated in Western countries in the modern era and was developed by scholars from Western countries after abandoning the medicine of ancient Western countries. Since it originated in Western countries, we are accustomed to being called Western medicine. In the past, China was called new medicine, which is opposite to traditional Chinese medicine.

After the Renaissance, Western medicine began to transform from empirical medicine to experimental medicine. In 1543, Visari published the "The Instrumental Theory of Human Body", establishing human anatomy. This not only shows that an ancient discipline is resurrected at a new level, but also marks the beginning of a new journey in medicine.

In the 17th century, the application of measurements brought life science into the scientific track, and its mark was that Harvey discovered the blood circulation. With the rise of experiments, many scientific instruments appeared, and microscopes were one of them. Microscopes brought people to a new level of understanding. In the 18th century, Mogani pushed the understanding of disease from symptoms to organs, established pathological anatomy, and opened up the way for studying the biological causes of disease. In addition, the invention of vaccination, public health and social medicine attracted people's attention.

By the mid-19th century, German pathologist Wei Erxiao advocated cytopathology and explained the causes of the disease as changes in cell form and structure. Cytopathology confirmed the microscopic basis of the disease, enriched and developed morphopathology, and opened up a new stage of pathology. In the second half of the 19th century, Pasteur proved that fermentation and infectious diseases were caused by microorganisms. The German Koch discovered Vibrio cholerae, Bacillus tuberculosis and Bacillus anthrax, etc., and improved the methods of cultivating bacteria and bacteria staining methods. Most of the main pathogenic bacteria were discovered during this period. Pasteur also used the method of reducing the virulence of microorganisms to first conduct vaccine research, thus creating classic immunology. Later, the Russian Mechnikov, who worked at the Pasteur Institute, systematically explained the divination phenomenon and the immune phenomenon of certain infectious diseases.

In clinical medicine, diagnostics made great progress in the 19th century, and percussion was promoted and applied in clinical practice; Reneck invented stethoscopes; many clinical diagnostic auxiliary means, such as blood pressure measurement, body temperature measurement, and body laminoscopy were all applied in the 19th century. After the mid-19th century, the development of anatomy and the application of anesthesia, anticorrosion and sterility played a decisive role in the development of surgical science, and surgical science began to develop rapidly since then. In the late 19th century, body cavity surgery was generally developed, so many clinical majors also gained an important position in addition to internal medicine treatment. In terms of pharmacology, in the early 19th century, some active ingredients of botanical medicine were extracted one after another. By the end of the 19th century, aspirin was synthesized, and the synthesis and refinement of various drugs continued to develop.

In the 19th century, medical countermeasures to prevent medicine and protect health have gradually become legislative and administrative issues. Labor hygiene, nutrition and food hygiene, and school hygiene emerged one after another. In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, social hygiene was divided into hygiene, with the purpose of studying the health conditions of people, the causes of prevalence and mortality of the people and the methods of fighting against them. In addition, the nursing school was founded in Nightingale, England in 1860, spreading its nursing ideas, improving the status of nursing, and making nursing a science.

In the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, missionaries who came to China brought Christianity to China, and also brought modern Western science and medicine. Since the main descendants at that time were only simple anatomical and physiological knowledge, and Western medicine was not better than traditional Chinese medicine in clinical treatment technology, it had little influence. The beginning of Western medicine on Chinese medicine was the introduction of vaccination methods and Western medicine surgery and ophthalmic treatment technologies in the early 19th century. With the expansion of the introduction of Western medicine, the achievements of modern Western medicine were introduced into China one after another, thus laying the foundation for the development of Western medicine in China.

Later, the war changed China's original historical process and social nature. After the war, church hospitals entered the entire mainland from the coast. For decades, church hospitals were everywhere, becoming a symbol of churches that were as eye-catching as churches.

The basic disciplines of modern Western medicine include: human anatomy, human physiology, human cytology, human histology, neurology, human hematology, embryology, pathophysiology, pathophysiology, pathophysiology, medical genetics, human immunology, medical biochemistry, medical biophysics, medical biomechanics, medical cell biology, medical molecular biology, medical bacteriology, medical virology, medical parasitology, medical psychology, etc.

Western medicine diagnoses include consultation and conversation, through the patient's narrative or insider, understanding the patient's condition and making a preliminary diagnosis.

Physical examination doctors use their sensory organs to diagnose the patient's disease through visual diagnosis, palpation, percussion, auscultation, olfactory diagnosis, etc. or use simple tools such as stethoscopes, percussion hammers, blood pressure meters, body thermometers, etc. to diagnose the patient's disease. Laboratory examinations examine the patient's blood, body fluids, secretions, excrements, cell samples and tissue specimens to diagnose the patient's disease.

The electrocardiogram test uses the recording of the electrocardiogram to check the patient's heart disease.

Medical imaging examination uses the ability of x-rays to penetrate tissues and organs, so that the internal structure of the human body appears shadows on the fluorescent screen or on the x-ray for observation, so as to understand the diagnosis methods of diseases and other conditions. If the parts and properties of some lesions are unclearly displayed, a more accurate diagnosis can be made by using computer tomography technology and magnetic resonance examination.

In short, Western medicine diagnosis is more about using advanced medical equipment and laboratories to make accurate diagnosis of diseases.

Western medicine pulse diagnosis belongs to the scope of Western medicine palpation. When Western medicine palpation pulse, they usually choose both sides of the radial artery, and sometimes they also check the temporal artery, carotid artery, brachial artery femoral artery or dorsal foot artery. Common abnormal pulses include:

Water Chong Mai: also known as sinking mai. During examination, it holds the patient's wrist and palm and gradually stretches his arms outwards, and feels that the pulse suddenly rises and falls rapidly, rapidly and powerfully, just like the rise and fall of the tide. This is caused by an increase in pulse pressure difference. It is common to be caused by incomplete aortic valve closure, patent arterial duct closure, severe anemia, hyperthyroidism, etc.

Alternating pulse: refers to the phenomenon of normal pulse rhythm and alternating strength and weakness. It is a manifestation of myocardial damage. Due to the alternating strength of the left ventricular contraction, it is one of the important signs of left heart failure and serious myocardial damage. It is seen in hypertensive heart disease, acute myocardial infarction and aortic valve insufficiency.

Qimai: also known as suction and stopping pulse, refers to the phenomenon that the pulse is significantly weakened or even disappeared during calm inhalation. It is common to pericardial effusion and constrictive myocarditis.

No pulse: the pulse disappears, which is seen in severe shock and multiple arteritis.

Short pulse: refers to short pulses in which the pulse rate is less than the heart rhythm is short, which is commonly found in pre-cardiac contraction and atrial fibrillation.

Western medicine tongue diagnosis belongs to the scope of Western medicine visual diagnosis. Western medicine tongue diagnosis mainly diagnoses some diseases by observing the patient's tongue performance.

The tongue of a normal person is pink, moderate in size and thickness, soft and freely moving, and the tongue surface is moist and covered with a thin layer of white coating. If the patient sticks out his tongue, it is involuntarily skewed, it is common to sublingual nerve paralysis; if the tongue tremor is trembling, it is common to hyperthyroidism. If the tongue surface is severely dry and severely dehydrated, the tongue body is enlarged, glossitis, angioedema; if it is enlarged for a long time, mucous edema, congenital silly type and tongue tumors should be considered. The tongue is pale red; anemia or malnutrition should be considered. The tongue is dark red; acute infectious diseases should be considered. The tongue is purple-red, and the heart and lung insufficiency should be considered.

Actually, I don’t know what’s wrong with it. In addition, Western medicine does have real materials, so many people like to see Western medicine when they are sick.

There are also some people with ulterior motives who deliberately discredit traditional Chinese medicine, and the two schools do have their own strengths and weaknesses, so many people think that traditional Chinese medicine is not as good as Western medicine.

Whether it is traditional Chinese medicine or Western medicine, the same path is achieved. They take saving lives and helping the wounded as their own responsibility, and there is no need to compare who is stronger and who is weaker.

If you are like Young Master Lin, he doesn’t care about your Chinese medicine and Western medicine. The one who can’t cure him is a quack doctor!

Since Chinese medicine cannot cure him, then go to Western medicine.

However, he didn't know that no matter what doctor he was looking for, his generation could only spend in a wheelchair.

"Can't find it!" Li's mother turned the place upside down, but still couldn't find it, and said with a bitter face.
Chapter completed!