As a medical student, I feel very lost, how to set a direction?

Begin to practice qigong, open up the two veins of Ren and Du, and be able to see the direction of the meridians. This is the basis for learning Chinese medicine. There is a problem with the textbook of TCM, and learning the textbook will lead you into a maze.

TCM textbooks are not written by famous doctors, but by those who want to be promoted to professors but have no scientific research. A truly capable and skilled TCM practitioner will not compile a textbook. It is recommended that students prepare for the examination with the textbooks and take time to read the original works of Chinese medicine.

After graduation, he followed the clinical practice of famous doctors for several years. In this way, you can learn well, and studying Western medicine is also to cope with the exam, and you will compete to be different from the professional study of Western medicine. It is impossible to learn both Chinese medicine and Western medicine well.

It would be good to be able to use 20 years to do Chinese medicine well.

Medical students have five years of undergraduate, three years of regular training, eight years of undergraduate, four years of other majors, four years of work, and have already started a family, and medical students have nothing. Night pay is pitiful, and the financial allocation for wages is the same. Traffic accidents have insurance companies, who understands medical malpractice doctors?

Feces, urine, blood, phlegm, pus, sweat, amniotic fluid, X-rays, MRI, CT radiation, infectious diseases, AIDS. Who understands dirty and tired? The cost of reading is high.

Confusion shows that they just have to get by.

Traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine should not be "combined", but should learn from each other and corroborate each other. Western medicine is not yet able to understand and "verify" Chinese medicine, but with the continuous deepening of Western medicine theory and practice, the two will come together! But not now, if you are a student majoring in integrated Chinese and Western medicine, then study and graduate step by step according to the syllabus, if you say, "It is too difficult to memorize Chinese medicine and understand, so is syndrome differentiation, and Western medicine is too difficult to learn, is there any good advice?"

All I can say is: find a job after graduation, don't be a doctor! Doctors are to treat diseases and save people, but if the medical theory is not clear, how to treat diseases and save people?

If you want to be a doctor, you have to always think about "human life is at stake"!

China cannot learn everything from foreign countries, China has countless traditional virtues since ancient times, which are all treasures of the Chinese nation and the soul of the country. Encourage the whole people to live a healthy life and be proactive, rather than everyone wants to work hard and live forever.

As far as I understand, the term integrative medicine seems to be very anachronistic and a bit false when mentioned as a student. Because, objectively speaking, both Chinese and Western medicine have existed to this day, especially traditional Chinese medicine, which has a certain basic medical value, and the combination of the two should be a process for doctors and scholars on both sides to reach a certain degree of learning from each other's strengths and weaknesses, and it is a relatively complex research topic, and if it is not used well, it will kill people. How should I learn?

I suggest that you are interested in first breaking through each of them, and when you have reached a certain level of proficiency in Chinese (Western) medicine, and then you can get in touch with another field, you can achieve a clear understanding. No matter what medical skills you learn, bones, acupuncture points, blood vessels and nerves can be proficient in the information location related to the human body. Haha, just such a few narratives, I don't know if you are satisfied or not.

You should first learn Chinese medicine from a teacher, learn theory and practice at the same time, and then see a doctor and practice medicine under the guidance of the teacher, and then study Western medicine after a few years of independent medical treatment, which is the fastest, easiest and best way! Don't learn Western medicine first, then learn Chinese medicine, that is very difficult to learn, not easy to succeed!

I won't say much about the long theory, just a few simple sentences, read more books on Chinese medicine theory, consult more respected old Chinese medicine doctors, and learn from their experience. Western medicine, you must analyze some advantages and disadvantages of Chinese medicine and Western medicine, which is suitable for you, pay more attention to learning, of course, it is good to study comprehensively.

Students can only learn Chinese medicine well and have the concentration to learn Western medicine. To learn Chinese medicine and cultivate the ability to practice independently, the four diagnoses of Chinese medicine are very important, the first is tongue diagnosis, and the second is pulse cutting. Ten Gang dialectic, long use of Chinese herbal medicine, first ripe dozens of kinds.

Acupuncture, first acupuncture more than a dozen acupuncture points, good use of thorns along the skin. Slowly go deeper, wider.

During the internship in the hospital, our main responsibility is to learn some routine skills and operations, as well as the diagnosis and diagnosis of some common diseases, and learn to combine theoretical knowledge with clinical practice. In addition, because we will enter clinical work after graduation, we also need to know how to better communicate with patients and learn how to establish a good doctor-patient relationship with patients, so as medical students, each stage has the responsibility of each stage, but as a medical student, if you are engaged in the medical industry in the future, the most important responsibility is to strive for progress in learning, constantly expand your knowledge, be careful, patient, conscientious and responsible to patients in your work, and do your best to alleviate the pain of patients for patients.

The main responsibility of medical students in school is to master the basic theories in the books, some important professional courses, such as internal and external, gynecology, pediatrics and physiology, pathology, and patients, these are closely related to the future work, some students feel that learning is boring, thinking that it is not too late to learn in the clinic in the future, this idea is wrong, only to learn the theoretical knowledge well, to the clinic can be the relevant diseases to the number of seats, so that the memory will be more durable, remember more firmly. In the future work can be at ease.

We should calm down and think rationally, think clearly, and then work hard towards the goal, we must learn to stick to it, and don't always give up easily.

If you are confused about your current situation and want to study medicine again, then you should set up your goal and work hard step by step.

If you feel lost about what you are doing, then do what you want to do, and if you want to study medicine, it is still too late.

The first choice for medical students is definitely to be a doctor, so you must first think about what kind of doctor you want to be, internal medicine and surgery, or pediatrics.

Clinical departments or auxiliary departments, clinical or research, different needs, academic requirements are also different, research at least doctorate, and pediatrics may be enough for undergraduates. Secondly, you have to choose the city, whether it is a first-tier hospital or a second-tier or third-tier, a general hospital or a specialized hospital, which is different, and you may be able to write a book in detail.

If you don't want to be a doctor, then you can also do health-related work, such as medicine, such as the health industry, and even take the civil service exam for politics, or take the teacher certificate, or business is not a problem, and a better option is to take the bar exam.

Specializing in medical lawsuits. Of course, if you have a house at home, you can also be a charter public, if you have land, you can be a landlord, and if you have a mine, you can also be a local tyrant.

First of all, think about what you want to do in the future, combined with your major, you can go to the hospital to be a doctor, you can also open a clinic or something through your own ability, you must have a dream, clearly know what you will be good at, so that the head is clearer, and the idea is clearer.

First of all, you must clarify your career goals, and then you can go to some hospitals to do some internships and other work in the early stage, accumulate work experience, and at the same time study some advanced medical courses, in that case, after you have your own ability and experience, it will be very helpful for your future career development, don't go to blind learning and not work, doctors are a very experience-oriented job.

First of all, you should learn professional knowledge during the school period, because as a medical student, professional knowledge is very important for you, and then you must accumulate a lot of experience, and you can't be a little sloppy in the learning process, and then study seriously in the internship process after graduation, and then lay a good foundation for your career.

I think you should have the following skills: you have a mine at home, you need to be good at English, you can write sci, you can endure loneliness, you are studying before you retire, you have a high EQ IQ, and you can speak well. these conditions.

If you study medicine, first of all, you don't have any income before the age of 30 (7 years of bachelor's, master's and doctoral studies + 3 years of base training + 3 years of specialist training), so you don't have a girlfriend (you don't have time to maintain, your girlfriend is an exception to studying medicine, and you won't have time, including after work, you won't have much time before you become the deputy director. It's possible that you've been an attending physician all your life. Be kind to the patient.

And your own health should be good.

To study medicine, you must be clear about where you are more professional, choose a local hospital for employment, and then try to achieve a relatively high level, if you have the ability, you can leave the hospital, open a clinic, and then you can plan your own direction.

As a medical student, I think what I should do now is that when I grow up, I can open a private hospital by myself, or another private clinic, and then take in some apprentices or something, and don't let what I have learned go to waste, because doctors are there to treat diseases and save people.

Since I am a person, I must do my job well, I am injured when I go to the studio, I must treat the patient, I must think about the patient, always consider the feelings of others, the patient is my own relatives, and treat the patient as if I was my own family.

First of all, we must first cultivate our good professional ethics and professional quality, learn professional knowledge in school, and learn with an open mind when entering the work, so that practice and the theory learned can be combined. The most important thing is to meet Bole and find a good teacher after employment, which is the fastest way to soar.

I think that no matter in all walks of life, we should have some basic understanding of China's future economic situation and social situation, such as social economy, increasing progress, people's consumption power is gradually improving, and the demand for maintenance of their own body has gradually increased.

As long as medical students learn real skills, they will not worry about success in the future.

Everyone feels more or less lost in the process of growing up. It is normal to be confused during college, and it is also possible to be confused when you graduate and work in the future. To get rid of the confusion, it is recommended that you set a goal for yourself, that is, a plan, according to your own ability, the requirements of the medical discipline, and the future needs of the medical market.

Then set some stage goals, the kind that can be achieved by jumping on your own. When it is achieved, set a goal that can be achieved by hard work, so that the final goal is reached step by step. The goal should not be too big, but it should be within reach, so that you will not be confused and discouraged, and in this way, you will be able to get happiness from the success of achieving your goal.

The goal can be any aspect, such as course learning, practical activities, making friends, reading, participating in a club, competition, joining an interest group, or trying a few sports, or determining a skill training you need, and then setting a short-term goal for learning activities, so that you can make a little progress every day, learn steadily, accumulate experience, and there will be gains; After that, set a new stage goal and work hard. Give it a try, instead of being confused and entangled, make something that will be beneficial to you in the future.

You can choose a vocational college, such as a culinary technology school, to learn chefs For example, Chinese food, Western food, and pastry majors The school not only teaches cooking skills Teaching the production methods of various cuisines, honing the basic skills of chefs, it is usually practical teaching, and it will also teach a lot of hotel management experience After graduation, it will also recommend employment It can also provide (college) degree services and certification services.

In this way, you should be my senior sister or senior. Our teacher said that if you don't want to choose to study medicine and study medicine, or if you have no interest in studying medicine, then give up as soon as possible, and don't waste your youth and life. Because the road to studying medicine is long, the road to medicine is even longer.

We are all medical students and we all know how to ......

But I want to say, if you give up medicine and choose something else, then the other thing you choose is also what you want? Or is it because people say it's good, and you blindly obey it? Because if this is the case, the result will still be the same, no matter what major you choose, no matter what profession you are engaged in, if it is not what you like, you will be disgusted.

Of course, there is also a situation where you like it when you do it. Just like those who learn the piano, when they were young, they felt that learning the piano was hard and tiring, but when they really knew how to play the piano, they liked to play the piano. To put it bluntly, we just hate hardship and are afraid that we will not be rewarded for our efforts.

Fate is in your own hands, if you really feel that you can't continue to study medicine, you hate being a doctor too much, then give up, but if you just give up studying medicine and choose a civil servant because of the current medical environment, employment prospects, and study pressure, then I can only say that you will still regret it......Do you really like the civil service? Only by doing this work can you know the bitter and sweet, black and white of this work.

If you can still find a little fun in the process of studying medicine, I feel a little bit of pride, even though even I don't know what I'm sticking to, maybe it's the "Hippocratic Oath" ......Well, I'm being hypocritical. So, don't give up and keep trying!