Appendicitis was a very common acute abdominal disease in modern people. Many people were familiar with it. In modern times where medical treatment was advanced, patients with acute appendicitis could be cured by surgical removal of their appendix.
But in ancient times, appendicitis was an extremely dangerous disease. Because its main manifestation was abdominal pain, the ancients named abdominal and intestinal diseases such as appendicitis as "intestinal carbuncle" according to the symptoms.
The Han Dynasty's "Golden Medicine Essentials" recorded the modern appendicitis disease as follows: Intestinal carbuncle occurs due to the invasion of external evil, blocking the intestines and organs; improper diet, damaging the spleen and stomach; after a full meal, rushing or worrying, anger, obstruction of Qi and so on, resulting in intestinal failure, stagnation of Qi and blood, stagnation of blood, stagnation of Qi and dampness in the intestines, resulting in intestinal carbuncle. If the heat toxin was too strong, the rotten flesh would rot and turn into pus.
The general idea was that intestinal carbuncle disease could be divided into two stages, before and after the pus. Before the pus, intestinal carbuncle disease could be alleviated or cured by decoction. But after the pus, it was almost considered acute appendicitis and the patient would be in unbearable pain. It was difficult to cure with medicine. In other words, it was a dead end!
One must know that appendicitis was the disease with the highest incidence in children, both in modern times and ancient times. This was mainly because children's appendices were small, and the appendicular cavity was not easy to flow. It was also easy to have fecal stones or infection, which ultimately led to appendicitis. In ancient times where medical conditions were extremely undeveloped, the mortality rate of people with acute appendicitis was more than 99%. In ancient times, many children died young when they were underage. In fact, this had a lot to do with it!
"Appendicitis? What is appendicitis ~? "
After listening to Li Zexuan's inexplicable words, Xuan Qing and Sun Simiao couldn't help but be puzzled.
"Cough cough! No! It's nothing! "
Li Zexuan knew that he had misspoken. How would the people of the Tang Dynasty know what appendicitis was? He wanted to "credit" all of this to his master, Ling Xu Zhenren, but Xuan Qing was still here. How would he dare to talk nonsense? So he quickly coughed twice to cover it up, and then opened his mouth to say,
"I just think that this child may still be saved!"
His words were earth-shattering!
…
In modern times, appendicitis was a very common acute abdominal disease. Many people were familiar with it. In modern times where medical treatment was advanced, patients with acute appendicitis could be cured by surgical removal of their appendix.
However, in ancient times, appendicitis was an extremely dangerous disease. Because its main manifestation was abdominal pain, the ancients named abdominal and intestinal diseases such as appendicitis as "intestinal carbuncle" based on the symptoms.
The Han Dynasty's "Golden Medicine Essentials" recorded the modern appendicitis symptoms as follows: Intestinal carbuncle occurs due to the invasion of external pathogens that clog and warm the intestines. Improper eating and drinking damages the spleen and stomach. After a full meal, one runs around anxiously or anxiously, one's Qi activity is obstructed. This leads to the failure of the intestines to conduct the intestines, stagnation of Qi and blood, decay of blood and turbid Qi, stagnation of dampness and heat in the intestines, resulting in intestinal carbuncle. If the heat poison was too strong, the rotten flesh would rot and turn into pus.
The general idea was that intestinal abscess could be divided into two stages, the pre-suppuration and post-suppuration. Before the ulceration, intestinal ulceration could be alleviated or cured with decoction. However, once the ulceration started, it would be considered as acute appendicitis and the patient would be in unbearable pain. It was difficult to treat with medicine. In other words, it was a dead end!
One had to know that appendicitis was the disease with the highest incidence among children, both in modern times and in ancient times. This was mainly because children's appendices were small, and the appendicular cavity was not easy to open. It was also easy to have fecal stones or infections, which ultimately led to appendicitis. In ancient times, where medical conditions were extremely undeveloped, more than 99% of people with acute appendicitis died. In ancient times, many children died young before they reached adulthood. In fact, this had a lot to do with it!
"Appendicitis? What is appendicitis ~? "
After hearing Li Zexuan's inexplicable words, Xuan Qing and Sun Simiao couldn't help but wonder.
"Cough cough! No! It's nothing! "
Li Zexuan knew that he had made a slip of the tongue. How would the people of the Tang Dynasty know what appendicitis was? He wanted to "attribute" all of this to his master, Ling Xu Zhenren, but Xuan Qing was still here. How would he dare to talk nonsense? Therefore, he quickly coughed twice to cover it up, and then said,
"I just think that this child may still be saved!"
His words were earth-shattering!
…
Appendicitis, in the eyes of modern people, was a very common acute abdominal disease. Many people were familiar with it. In modern times where medical treatment was advanced, patients with acute appendicitis could be cured by surgical removal of their appendices.
But in ancient times, appendicitis was an extremely dangerous disease. Because its main manifestation was abdominal pain, the ancients named abdominal and intestinal diseases such as appendicitis as "intestinal carbuncle" according to the symptoms.
The "Golden Medical Essentials" of the Han Dynasty recorded the modern appendicitis disease as follows: The occurrence of intestinal carbuncle is due to the invasion of external pathogens, congestion of the intestines and viscera; improper diet, damage to the spleen and stomach; after a full meal, there is a sudden rush of anxiety or anger, obstruction of Qi, etc. This leads to the failure of the intestines and viscera conduction, stagnation of Qi and blood, stagnation of blood, stagnation of Qi and damp heat in the intestines, resulting in intestinal carbuncle. If the heat toxin is too strong, the rotten flesh will rot and turn into pus.
The general idea was that intestinal carbuncle could be divided into two stages, before and after the pus. Before the pus, intestinal carbuncle could be alleviated or cured by decoction. But once the pus was formed, it was almost considered acute appendicitis. The patient would be in unbearable pain. Medicine was difficult to cure. In other words, it was a dead end!
One must know that appendicitis was the disease with the highest incidence in children, both in modern times and in ancient times. This was mainly because children's appendices were small, and the appendicular cavity was not easy to open. It was also easy to have fecal stones or infection, which eventually led to appendicitis. In ancient times, where medical conditions were extremely undeveloped, the mortality rate of people with acute appendicitis was more than 99%. In ancient times, many children died young before they were underage. In fact, this had a lot to do with it!
"Appendicitis? What is appendicitis? "
After hearing Li Zexuan's strange words, Xuan Qing and Sun Simiao couldn't help but wonder.
"Cough cough! No! It's nothing! "
Li Zexuan knew that he had misspoken. How would the people of the Tang Dynasty know what appendicitis was? He wanted to "credit" all of this to his master, Ling Xu Zhenren, but Xuan Qing was still here. How would he dare to talk nonsense? So he quickly coughed twice to cover it up, and then opened his mouth to say,
"I just think that this child may still be saved!"
Once the words came out, it was earth-shattering!
…
Appendicitis, in the eyes of modern people, was a very common acute abdominal disease. Many people were familiar with it. In modern times where medical treatment was advanced, patients with acute appendicitis could be cured by surgical removal of their appendices.
But in ancient times, appendicitis was an extremely dangerous disease. Because its main manifestation was abdominal pain, the ancients named abdominal and intestinal diseases such as appendicitis as "intestinal carbuncle" according to the symptoms.
The "Golden Medical Essentials" of the Han Dynasty recorded the modern appendicitis disease as follows: The occurrence of intestinal carbuncle is due to the invasion of external evil, congestion and heat of the intestines; improper diet, damage to the spleen and stomach; after a full meal, rushing or worrying, anger, obstruction of Qi and so on, leading to the failure of intestinal conduction, stagnation of Qi and blood, stagnation of Qi and blood, stagnation of dampness and heat in the intestines, resulting in intestinal carbuncle. If the heat toxin was too strong, the rotten flesh would rot and turn into pus.
The general idea was that intestinal carbuncle could be divided into two stages, before and after the pus. Before the pus, intestinal carbuncle could be alleviated or cured by decoction. But once the pus was formed, it was almost considered acute appendicitis, and the patient would be in unbearable pain. It was difficult to cure with medicine. In other words, it was a dead end!
One had to know that appendicitis was the disease with the highest incidence in children, both in modern times and in ancient times. This was mainly because children's appendices were small, and the appendicular cavity was not easy to clear. It was also easy to have fecal stones or infection, which ultimately led to appendicitis. In ancient times, where medical conditions were extremely undeveloped, the mortality rate of people with acute appendicitis was more than 99%. In ancient times, many children died young before they were underage. In fact, this had a lot to do with it!
"Appendicitis? What is appendicitis ~? "
After listening to Li Zexuan's inexplicable words, Xuan Qing and Sun Simiao couldn't help but be puzzled.
"Cough cough! No! It's nothing! "
Li Zexuan knew that he had made a slip of the tongue. He secretly thought that the people of the Tang Dynasty didn't know what appendicitis was. He wanted to "credit" all of this to his master, Ling Xu Zhenren, but Xuan Qing was still here, so how could he dare to talk nonsense? So he quickly coughed twice to cover it up, and then opened his mouth to say,
"I just think that this child may still be saved!"
Once the words came out, it was earth-shattering!
…
Appendicitis, in the eyes of modern people, was a very common acute abdominal disease. Many people were familiar with it, and in modern times where medical treatment was advanced, patients with acute appendicitis could be cured by surgical removal of the appendix.
But in ancient times, appendicitis was an extremely dangerous disease. Because its main manifestation was abdominal pain, the ancients named abdominal and intestinal diseases such as appendicitis as "intestinal carbuncle" according to the symptoms.
The "Golden Medical Essentials" of the Han Dynasty recorded the modern appendicitis disease as follows: The occurrence of intestinal carbuncle is due to the invasion of external pathogens, congestion and heat of the intestines; improper diet, damage to the spleen and stomach; after a full meal, sudden rush, worry, anger, obstruction of Qi and so on, leading to the failure of intestinal conduction, stagnation of Qi and blood, decay of blood, turbidity of Qi and dampness of heat in the intestines, resulting in intestinal carbuncle. If the heat toxin is too strong, the rotten flesh will rot and turn into pus.
The general idea was that intestinal carbuncle could be divided into two stages, before and after the pus. Before the pus, intestinal carbuncle could be alleviated or cured by decoction. But once the pus was formed, it was almost equivalent to acute appendicitis, and the patient would be in unbearable pain. Medicine was difficult to cure. In other words, it was a dead end!
One had to know that appendicitis was the disease with the highest incidence in children, both in modern times and in ancient times. This was mainly because children's appendices were small, and the appendicular cavity was not easy to clear. It was also easy to have fecal stones or infections, which ultimately led to appendicitis. In ancient times, where medical conditions were extremely undeveloped, the mortality rate of people with acute appendicitis was more than 99%. In ancient times, many children died young before they were underage. In fact, this had a lot to do with it!
"Appendicitis? What is appendicitis ~? "
After listening to Li Zexuan's inexplicable words, Xuan Qing and Sun Simiao couldn't help but be puzzled.
"Cough cough! No! It's nothing! "
Li Zexuan knew that he had made a slip of the tongue. How would the people of the Tang Dynasty know what appendicitis was? He wanted to "credit" all of this to his master, Ling Xu Zhenren, but Xuan Qing was still here, so how would he dare to talk nonsense? So he quickly coughed twice to cover it up, and then opened his mouth to say,
"I just think that this child may still be saved!"
His words were earth-shattering!
…
Appendicitis, in the eyes of modern people, was a very common acute abdominal disease. Many people were familiar with it, and in modern times where medical treatment was advanced, patients with acute appendicitis could be cured by surgical removal of the appendix.
But in ancient times, appendicitis was an extremely dangerous disease. Because its main manifestation was abdominal pain, the ancients named abdominal and intestinal diseases such as appendicitis as "intestinal carbuncle" according to the symptoms.
The "Golden Medical Essentials" of the Han Dynasty recorded the modern appendicitis disease as follows: The occurrence of intestinal carbuncle is due to the invasion of external pathogens, congestion and heat of the intestines; improper diet, damage to the spleen and stomach; after a full meal, sudden rush, worry, anger, obstruction of Qi and so on, leading to the failure of intestinal conduction, stagnation of Qi and blood, decay of blood, turbidity of Qi and dampness of heat in the intestines, resulting in intestinal carbuncle. If the heat toxin is too strong, the rotten flesh will rot and turn into pus.
The general idea was that intestinal carbuncle could be divided into two stages, before and after the pus. Before the pus, intestinal carbuncle could be alleviated or cured by decoction. But once the pus was formed, it was almost equivalent to acute appendicitis, and the patient would be in unbearable pain. It was difficult to cure with medicine. In other words, it was a dead end!
One had to know that appendicitis was the disease with the highest incidence in children, both in modern times and in ancient times. This was mainly because children's appendices were small, and the appendicular cavity was not easy to clear. It was also easy to have fecal stones or infection, which ultimately led to appendicitis. In ancient times, where medical conditions were extremely undeveloped, the mortality rate of people with acute appendicitis was more than 99%. In ancient times, many children died young before they were underage. In fact, this had a lot to do with it!
"Appendicitis? What is appendicitis ~? "
After listening to Li Zexuan's inexplicable words, Xuan Qing and Sun Simiao couldn't help but be puzzled.
"Cough cough! No! It's nothing! "
Li Zexuan knew that he had made a slip of the tongue. How would the people of the Tang Dynasty know what appendicitis was? He wanted to "credit" all of this to his master, Ling Xu Zhenren, but Xuan Qing was still here, so how could he dare to talk nonsense? So he quickly coughed twice to cover it up, and then opened his mouth to say,
"I just think that this child may still be saved!"
Once the words came out, it was earth-shattering!
…
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