How does it feel to be a graduate student in the basic theory of Chinese medicine?

I felt deceived that when I applied for the exam, how good the employment prospects advocated by the school were. But when you graduate and enter the society, you find that everything is a lie, whether it is a hospital or a patient, people don't recognize you as a Chinese medicine practitioner at all!

After entering the society, I found that for doctors from Chinese medicine families or teachers, and even compared with some folk doctors, our use of the four diagnoses, and our mastery of TCM diagnosis and prescription are far inferior to theirs. In the past ten years of my medical experience, I have been pediatrics in front of them, which is not worth mentioning.

Chinese medicine should not be in universities at all. The research content of the general class is how much certain trace elements in the body will increase after taking certain Chinese medicines, or how to match, how much will a certain trace element increase, and how much a certain trace element will increase.

With the idea of simply "studying medicine", I applied for my current major, and at that time I didn't know the difference between Chinese and Western medicine, until I was about to graduate, until I experienced finding a job. I gradually accepted the reality that I was born in traditional Chinese medicine, and I couldn't get into the western hospital, and I didn't want the traditional Chinese medicine hospital, but I still couldn't bear to blame the problem of traditional Chinese medicine, but the reality was a lack of understanding of traditional Chinese medicine.

Chinese medicine is very good, Chinese medicine is very good. If you say that Chinese medicine is not good, it is your wrong way of learning, cognizing, researching, and using Chinese medicine!

In the past few years of studying Chinese medicine, I have realized that the Chinese medicine students trained through the Western medicine system are all sad and ridiculous deformities.

In my opinion, it is clear that the methods and standards of Western medicine are used to conduct nondescript research, and the depth of research and research funding are completely incomparable with Western hospitals. It even made me wonder if I was studying Chinese medicine or Western medicine.

In a TCM hospital or clinic, patients are definitely more willing to choose the old TCM doctor with a fairy wind and bones than a young TCM graduate student like you, and they will definitely send a few white eyes.

The graduate student of basic Chinese medicine is a vase, which can be seen but not used. In theory, clinical practice in traditional Chinese medicine is even more useless, and it is okay to coax the old lady in the last small outpatient clinic.

I am preparing to take the medical practitioner examination, but the "Medical Practitioner Law" stipulates that "those who have graduated from traditional Chinese medicine are not allowed to apply for the clinical practitioner examination", which has hurt us. I really regret that I didn't change my major when I applied for graduate school!

To put it bluntly, it's useless to learn. It's only useful when you're older. You can't deceive people if you don't get old.

With the idea of economic medicine, after preconceived ideas occupy the brain space, it is easy to learn Chinese medicine.

The purpose of modern Chinese scientific Chinese medicine is not only to eliminate Chinese medicine, but also to cut the root of Chinese medicine.

Graduate students in Chinese medicine are blatantly Westernized!

First go to the apprenticeship to learn Hetu and Luoshu, especially to understand mathematics and physics before learning Chinese medicine.

Even Hetu and Luo Shu didn't understand what Chinese medicine to study! Knowing that the blood is gone, the heart attack and cerebral diabetes are swept away, and the anger hurts the liver, and the uterus, breast, and liver disease are worried. Knowing that qi stagnation and blood stasis, all tumors dare not grow.

This major is more complicated, so I have to analyze it slowly with you.

First of all, this major belongs to the basic disciplines, and the people who take the exam are divided into two kinds: one is the undergraduate is medicine, and the basic discipline is to enhance their theory or lay the foundation for the examination, and this kind of person is easy to get employed, because the undergraduate is medicine, you can take the medical practitioner exam, and most of the graduates enter the hospital.

The second is that the undergraduate is not medical, but belongs to the interdisciplinary postgraduate examination, because the interprofessional cannot be clinical, so only the basic class can be examined. However, there are very few people in the second type, most of them are not as good as undergraduate Chinese medicine majors, and there are few people enrolled, and few people can go to graduate school. But there are also two situations for this kind of person to go in, one is that the graduate school will end after graduation, and there are very, very few such people who can be teachers, because the school cannot have teachers every year, so most of these people enter some social institutions after graduation.

There is also a kind of graduate student who has completed the examination for the doctorate, and this kind of person has a bigger way out, because some schools can apply for the clinical examination, so after graduation, they can also take the medical practitioner examination and enter the hospital.

What do you mean by some of the institutions of society?

Generally, they teach in universities and do research at the same time.

Deepen understanding in connection with reality and clinical practice.

Combined with the reality of life, it integrates profound medical theory and simple common sense of life. The basic theories of traditional Chinese medicine are more speculative, abstract and practical, but weaker than intuitive, concrete and operable. Therefore, in the process of learning, pay attention to the understanding of one's own past cultural knowledge and common sense of life, and often receive twice the result with half the effort.

For example, by taking the shape of moss on the surface of stones or other objects that have been soaked in river water for a long time in summer as an example, we can understand the characteristics of slipperyness, explain the relationship between slippery tongue coating and dampness, and thus understand the pathogenic characteristics of wet stickiness. Combined with previous clinical practice, abstract theories are integrated into common disease syndromes. For example, after the human body is cold, you can see cold symptoms such as chills, no sweating, nasal congestion and runny nose, chest tightness and cough.

In this way, it illustrates the medical principle that the lungs are mainly promoted, the body is opened to the nose, and the skin is in the body.

Combined with health care knowledge, medical theory is integrated into preventive health care. Combined with modern medical theories, deepen the scientific understanding of traditional Chinese medicine theories. 2.Summarize similarities and differences, summarize rules, and help memory.

Song recipe memorization method: Compile some difficult to grasp content into song recipes for memory.

Comparative memory method: For some content that is easy to confuse, pay attention to identification and find out its similarities and differences. Chart mnemonics:

Summarizing the knowledge with complex content and similar forms and drawing diagrams is not only simple and clear, but also helpful for memorization. All in all, in the study class, we should pay attention to the syllabus, pay attention to the connection between life and clinical practice, and integrate profound medical theories into simple examples; And summarize and summarize in time to help memory. In this way, we can achieve the goal of both deep understanding and firm grasp in a relatively short period of time.

Study hard, I believe you will learn well.

Hello, the four classics of Chinese medicine are "The Yellow Emperor's Neijing", "The Difficult Classic", "Treatise on Typhoid Fever and Miscellaneous Diseases", and "Shennong's Materia Medica".

Four small classics of traditional Chinese medicine: "Three Character Classics of Medicine", "Pulse of the Lake", "Medicinal Songs" and "Soup Songs".

The four books of the Yellow Emperor, such as the Yellow Emperor's Neijing, the Difficult Classic, the Shennong Materia Medica, and the Treatise on Typhoid Fever and Miscellaneous Diseases, are known as the four classic works of traditional Chinese medicine, and they are all summaries of the medical experience of the Qin and Han dynasties in China.

The Yellow Emperor's Neijing: The Yellow Emperor's Neijing includes 9 volumes of Su Wen and Lingshu. It made a relatively systematic theoretical summary and understanding from the aspects of yin and yang, the correspondence between heaven and man, the five luck and six qi, the viscera meridians, the pathogenesis, the diagnosis method, the treatment rules, acupuncture and moxibustion, etc., combined with the achievements of philosophy and natural science at that time.

So far, it is still of guiding significance in diagnosis and treatment.

The Book of Difficulty, with a total of 81 chapters. They respectively gave a relatively in-depth explanation and play on the pulse method, meridian flow injection, camp and health three jiao, qi and blood prosperity and decline, visceral diseases, meridian acupoints and acupuncture techniques with needles, etc., which enriched and developed the academic theory of "Neijing", and played a positive role in promoting the development of Chinese medicine diagnosis, pathology, meridians and acupuncture in later generations. Because it expounds the relevant difficult issues of the "Neijing", it is called "The Difficult Scripture".

Shennong's Materia Medica: This book is divided into 3 volumes, containing 365 kinds of medicines, excluding the duplication of 347 kinds of traditional Chinese medicine (including 239 kinds of plant medicines, 65 kinds of animal medicines, and 43 kinds of mineral medicines). This book brings together the knowledge of drugs from ancient times to before the Han Dynasty, and summarizes the performance and effect of drugs with four qi (ups and downs) and five flavors (bitter, sweet, sour, bitter and salty), and divides drugs into upper, middle and lower categories according to toxic and non-toxic. Created the relevant compatibility method of prescriptions; The methods and experiences of drug processing, storage and storage are also described in a general way, although there are some mistakes, but the summary of relevant experience has laid the theoretical foundation of Chinese medicine pharmacology.

Treatise on Typhoid Fever and Miscellaneous Diseases", Zhang Zhongjing inherited the classic medical theories such as "Neijing" and "Difficult Classic" in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, combined with his own long-term medical practice, and correctly mastered and flexibly applied them"Dialectical arguments"He has created many valuable diagnosis and treatment methods, which have been summarized and developed into the first great work of clinical medicine in China. Later generations divided it into two parts, "Treatise on Typhoid Fever" and "Jin Kui Yaolu", with a total of 16 volumes.

Due to the creative labor of the predecessors, the four classic works of traditional Chinese medicine have established the theoretical system and unique diagnosis and treatment methods of the motherland's medicine by the Eastern Han Dynasty, whether it is basic theory or medical practice. All these have provided good conditions for the development of Chinese medicine in the future.

Traditional Chinese medicine involves a wide range of topics, such as massage, acupuncture, qigong, pulse science, pathological mechanisms of Chinese medicine and drug theory.

There are two levels of TCM: health preservation and **. Health preservation is to cure the disease, and the latter is to cure the disease.

The Yellow Emperor's Neijing and the Compendium of Materia Medica are the representatives of these two, respectively. To learn the theory of traditional Chinese medicine, you need to master two aspects, one is pathology and the other is pharmacology. Learn pathology first, and if you don't diagnose the disease clearly, you can't talk about the use of medicine, and many doctors now make a mistake that is to diagnose the disease unclearly and use the medicine indiscriminately.

On the contrary, if the diagnosis of the disease is moderate, the medicine does not need to be too much, and the medicine does not have to be expensive to cure the serious disease.

The Yellow Emperor's Neijing is a book dedicated to pathology, and there are few prescriptions involved, which shows that the book attaches more importance to pathogenesis than to medicine. The Compendium of Materia Medica, on the other hand, pays more attention to the elaboration of medications. Learners of TCM must pay attention to and master both aspects.

The development of medicine in the motherland has a long history, broad and profound, and there are many schools including the Yin Nourishing School, the Wen Bu School, the Attacking Evil School and so on. There are many classics of traditional Chinese medicine, and it is difficult to understand the introduction, and various monographs are basically in-depth theories in a certain aspect. Therefore, it is recommended that beginners can start with the following aspects to learn the theory of Chinese medicine:

1. Write down the name of the medicine to understand the properties of the medicine, and you can buy a book on Chinese medicine.

2. Recite medical songs to understand basic pharmacology, such as eighteen anti-nineteen fears, contraindicated drugs for pregnant women, and songs about sexual taste.

3. Comprehensive understanding of the concepts of yin and yang, five elements, dry dampness, cold and heat, deficiency and dampness, evil and righteousness, etc., beginners are not recommended to directly gnaw the inner scriptures, but can gradually grasp and digest the terms and theories of traditional Chinese medicine through some easy-to-understand books such as Luo Dalun's books, as well as have a general understanding of the medicine of the motherland.

4 square songs. 5. It is not recommended to carry medicinal endowments, medicinal songs, etc.

6. I think that the treatise on typhoid fever and miscellaneous diseases and the distinction of warm diseases should be read carefully, and some books on the evaluation and correction of medical theories and medicines by famous doctors should also be read more.

Treatise on Typhoid Fever and Miscellaneous Diseases The Yellow Emperor's Eighty-one Difficult Classics Shennong's Materia Medica and the Yellow Emperor's Neijing are collectively known as the four classics. However, I can't understand it at all, so let's read the ancient medical texts first.

Medicinal properties, and there is, look at and hear

The basic science of traditional Chinese medicine is a discipline of traditional Chinese medicine to diagnose diseases, identify the basic theories, basic methods and basic skills of traditional Chinese medicine, it is the bridge of the transition from basic Chinese medicine to clinical traditional Chinese medicine, and is the clinical foundation of traditional Chinese medicine, the task of medicine is to prevent and treat diseases, protect the physical and mental health of the people, and the correct prevention and treatment depends on accurate diagnosis, "will want to cure it, must first diagnose it". Only when the diagnosis is accurate can the disease be effective**, if the diagnosis is not clear, there is no loss, although there is a miracle medicine is difficult to work. Therefore, according to the "look, smell, ask, cut and the five elements of yin and yang, viscera and organs, the internal organs and organs gave a profound explanation to the students, the specific content and clinical significance, taught us to learn the "four diagnoses" and the eight outlines of syndrome differentiation, so that the students mastered the basic theories, methods and massage skills of TCM diagnosis and disease, identification of syndrome, and laid the foundation for learning clinical practice, so I think the theoretical foundation of TCM is a compulsory course for learning TCM and a bridge foundation for learning TCM.

It can be said that the textbooks of the basic theories of Chinese medicine are simply the skin of the skin, and the biggest gain is to be able to be familiar with the professional terms of Chinese medicine, the general outline, don't believe it too much, and read more books on other aspects to support it.

Introduction to Postgraduate Entrance Examinations:

1. Politics: The full name is the political theory of the Sibu School, which is a national examination subject, and ** is 101.

2. English: Also potato is a national examination subject, usually master's degree test English (1), professional master test English (2), ** 201 and 204 respectively, in addition to higher requirements of colleges, professional master will also test English (1).

3. Professional basic comprehensive: It is usually a medical comprehensive examination for the unified examination, but some colleges and universities are independent propositions of the school.

There are 3 postgraduate examination subjects in the medical category, of which the basic clinical subjects of traditional Chinese medicine are politics, English, and professional foundation and comprehensive education, with full scores of 100 points, 100 points, and 300 points respectively, which can be viewed in the enrollment major catalog announced by the school that year.

Listen carefully in class, this is really a must, and you must understand, understanding is the most important, it's useless to be stupid, and the first floor said to start with "Treatise on Typhoid Fever" and "Shennong's Materia Medica". You see that the first floor and Ben don't understand Chinese medicine, right? If you haven't read "The Yellow Emperor's Neijing", how can you understand "Treatise on Typhoid Fever", how can "Treatise on Typhoid Fever" be understood at will?

Or I suggest that the landlord go to the bookstore and buy some vernacular books about the "Yellow Emperor's Neijing" to deepen his understanding of the theory of Chinese medicine first. That's how I came to study Chinese medicine.