Chapter 908 Calligraphy Teacher
Traditional Chinese medicine doctors really need to be very skilled in medical skills to diagnose pediatric patients.
Compared with adults, it is difficult for children under 14 years old to describe their illness very clearly, especially some key details, no matter how high their IQ and EQ are. In Bian Mu’s view, the life experience of children under 14 years old will make this difficult. The age group of patients is restricted. Of course, there are also extremely smart children who are able to express the causes and consequences relatively clearly. However, most doctors rarely encounter them, and it is only a one-in-a-million probability.
In addition, the overall physical and mental immunity and self-protection abilities of children under 14 cannot be compared with adults. In recent years, Bian Mu has discovered that pediatric patients are particularly deviant in terms of psychological defense.
In Bian Mu's impression, today's children are very weak both physically and mentally, and they can't be compared to when he was a child.
Therefore, no matter how skilled a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner is, there is more or less an element of guesswork in the diagnosis of pediatric diseases.
Looking at Lijin City, there are only a few dozen serious doctors who can handle pediatric diseases reliably. The most famous ones can be counted on one hand.
Because he is too young, Bian Mu owes a lot in terms of clinical experience. He has always considered himself not an expert in pediatrics.
Bian Mu is particularly careful every time he sees a child patient.
The little boy in front of him looked very smart, and Bian Mu initially determined that the child had some physical and mental problems.
It can be heard that the memory of the little boy in front of me is better than that of most children of the same age. Before his hands suddenly became unable to write, it is estimated that the little boy's handwriting should be better than that of his peers.
Bian Mu casually asked the little boy how he was handling his interpersonal relationships at school. As a result, the boy chose to remain silent.
"At least it shows that he is not very popular in school. It seems... he should be the kind of kid who has serious worries." Thinking of this, Bian Mu picked up a black gel pen and wrote the words that the little boy had just recited. The first verse of the poem was written on a blank medical record paper. The child was only in the first grade, so Bian Mu naturally chose block letters, one stroke at a time, which showed his skill.
"Let's see how uncle writes." As he spoke, Bian Mu pushed the medical record paper to the children.
"It's pretty good. Regular script is not like Yan script. I practice Yan script." Seeing Bian Mu's neat and beautiful writing, the little boy's eyes lit up and he responded casually.
Obviously, the little boy had practiced calligraphy before, maybe his level was not too low! Moreover, invisibly, the little boy had an extra level of trust in Bian Mu.
"Oh! It's amazing! Have you copied the Duobao Pagoda?" Bian Mu asked patiently.
"At the beginning, the teacher taught me to copy the Duobao Pagoda. Have you practiced it too?" the little boy asked with a smile.
"No, I studied European calligraphy, Ouyang Xun."
"Oh... Our teacher also taught me. I still like to write facial expressions and calligraphy."
"Really? Are the other students in the class envious of you? You can write regular script at such a young age, which is amazing!"
Upon hearing this, the little boy lowered his head and chose silence again.
Smiling slightly, Bian Mu did not force himself to ask. He raised his head and said to the child's father: "You can ask Nurse Ye to refund the registration fee later. Even if both parties meet today and do not make a specific diagnosis, this does not mean that I can't cure this disease, and I don't mean to shirk it. It's just that the child's condition is a bit special, so there's no need to rush! Things will get better soon. Once I find out some key details, this disease shouldn't be difficult to cure."
A total of three family members came to see the doctor with the little boy, including his parents and grandma. Judging by their accent, dress and behavior, they should belong to a well-off family in the city.
"You have made it so clear. The registration fee cannot be refunded. It's okay. Then... we continue to wait?" The little boy's father was polite and asked casually how to cooperate with the follow-up treatment.
"You can stay and let's chat a little longer. The children and their families can go ahead." Bian Mu smiled and sent the little boy and others to rest elsewhere.
Seeing the little boy's mother and grandmother walking away, Bian Mu chatted with the little boy's father for a while.
"The child is quite smart. He must pass this test well. Otherwise, his personality development will definitely take a detour in the future. Some words... I am doing it for therapeutic reasons. Please don't mind if I say it right or wrong."
"No, no! You can ask whatever you want, and I will tell you everything I know."
"Is there a female teacher who teaches calligraphy next to the child? She has a very good temperament, and...the child and the teacher are usually very close. Anyway, just seeing the female teacher makes me very happy?"
Upon hearing this, a somewhat surprised look appeared on the little boy's father's face.
"There is indeed such a female teacher. Her surname is Wang. She is a freelance painter. She usually teaches a few students to supplement her family income. She is a very nice person, but she is a bit picky. If she likes it, she will teach it for free; if it is not the right way, she will , she won’t accept ten thousand an hour. My son likes Teacher Wang very much, and Teacher Wang also admires him very much. He has been learning now. Suddenly he can’t write and can’t do his homework. Many doctors have said that it is Behavioral disorder is not entirely due to psychological factors, so... Teacher Wang had to stop going to class. It seemed to be the day before yesterday. Teacher Wang even called to care about him. He was really nice and asked us to go there another day. Get your tuition back!"
"Hmm... It's pretty much what I thought. Then... if it's convenient, please leave me Teacher Wang's contact information. I'll ask her later about the child's specific performance at her place, and finally consider the treatment plan. "
"Okay, okay! Let's listen to Dr. Bian." After saying that, the little boy's father left the contact of Teacher Wang on the blank medical record. After thanking him repeatedly, he turned around and walked away to greet his family to go out together. .
Suddenly, I felt extremely tired. I leaned back on the seat and took a short rest. I was not in a hurry to greet the next patient to come forward for treatment.
Teng Daili watched the whole process, and was very curious in her heart. She asked quietly: "You don't even do relevant physical tests to conclude that the little boy is indeed unable to write normally?"
"Absolutely! Three of the six meridians in his right arm have been congested. What's worse is that the child has a strong self-esteem and a strong temper. He has been holding it in his heart for a while and has been unable to release it. He is only 6 years old and has a psychological problem. The self-regulation mechanism has not been established at all. As a result, it pours down along the pericardial meridian and blocks a few acupuncture points on the back of the hand. This child is not very active in sports at ordinary times, and I don’t know where he got these strands. Jin, okay! My hand tendons are 'locked', and they will spasm when I write. At first, I could make do with it, but then I gradually lost control." Bian Mu explained patiently.
"Ah?! Can this be verified just by taking the pulse?" Teng Daili was stunned at that time.
"It's just basic skills, please call the next one!"
"Okay... that's great! It's like we never learned how to feel the pulse before..." While talking to herself, Teng Daili went to greet other patients honestly.