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Old Mrs. Zhou knew that the leader's words could cause his subordinates to break their legs, and she couldn't bear to let them be criticized, so she said, "Then just press twice."

Xu Chunliang nodded and said, "Okay, just click twice. How about we go in?"

Mrs. Zhou smiled and said, "Look, I forgot to invite you to sit in the room. It's rude."

He accompanied her back to the room. There was only one nanny cleaning the house. She was also a relative of theirs from the countryside. She also had the surname Zhou and called Mrs. Zhou her cousin.

Old Mrs. Zhou asked her to make tea. Xu Chunliang took the opportunity to observe the old lady. The old lady had fair hair and a rosy complexion. She seemed to be in good physical condition. According to her own words, she usually had nothing wrong with her body, except that she would suffer from a miscarriage every winter. I have a headache. In the past, it would go away in three days at most, but this time it has been almost a week. I have taken several medicines, but they have no effect.

The old lady asked the nanny to bring the medical records to Xu Chunliang.

Xu Chunliang took a few glances at the medical records, then picked up the CT film and pretended to look at it for a while. He couldn't understand it at all. Anyway, he knew that organic intracranial lesions had been ruled out after some examinations.

Old Mrs. Zhou was quite talkative, and she usually had no one to talk to her. She would talk non-stop when she started talking, and now she had a severe headache again.

Xu Chunliang stood up and said, "Auntie, where do you feel pain?"

The old lady pointed to her right temple: "Here... Oops... it's jumping around, like someone hitting my head with a small hammer."

Usually the causes of migraines include climate, sleep, mental state, diet, drugs, or a mixture of many factors.

There is no unified medical treatment for this symptom. After excluding intracranial organic lesions, the common treatment method is symptomatic treatment, mainly to relieve pain.

Prescribe painkillers to the patient, remind the patient to rest more, relieve stress, balance work and rest, keep warm, adjust their diet, avoid high-calorie and high-protein foods, and quit smoking and alcohol.

The old lady does not smoke or drink. She mainly eats vegetarian food all year round. It can be said that she lives a healthy and self-disciplined life. She is retired and has a comfortable life. She does not have to worry about her children and grandchildren. It can be said that she has no pressure. Her migraines have little to do with the above-mentioned diseases. Some diseases That's it, no reason can be found at all.

Xu Chunliang asked Mrs. Zhou to sit up with her hands on her knees. He raised his hands, with the tips of his four fingers facing upwards and his palms inward, and placed them on the patient's head. The thumb pads pressed inwards on the depressions at the outer ends of both eyebrows.

This point is called Sizhukong, and it is one of the commonly used points on the Shaoyang triple burner meridian of the hand. It is located in the depression at the tip of the eyebrow, at the orbicularis oculi muscle, and is surrounded by the temporal branch of the superficial temporal artery and vein; there are the supraorbital nerve, temporofacial nerve, Distribution of temporal and zygomatic branches of facial nerve.

Sizhu, one of the ancient eight tones, is named after it because the movement of qi and blood is like the sound of great tones floating in the air.

The Sizhukong point is the end point of the triple burner meridian. Since the Qi and blood transmitted from the Heliao point to this point are extremely weak and thin, the Qi and blood in the point are empty, and the cold and damp water vapor in the sky outside the point flows into the point. The cold water vapor floats in like a voice in the sky, and then flows into the triple burner meridian and returns to the ground.

Pressing this point can treat common symptoms such as migraine, dizziness, dizziness, blurred vision, and eyelid twitching.

Xu Chunliang used the pulp of his thumb to knead the hollow points of silk bamboo. To achieve excellent results, acupoint selection and acupoint identification are all indispensable.

Especially in terms of technique, different people can press the same acupuncture point, and the effects will be completely different. There is a way of saying that too much is not enough, which refers to the grasp of the scale of strength.

Xu Chunliang only rubbed it a few times, and Mrs. Zhou felt that her temporal area was sore and swollen, but the intermittent and frequent pain became less obvious.

Xu Chunliang judged that as she aged, the qi and blood in the triple energizer meridian gradually declined, causing a large-scale invasion of cold dampness from the sky and cold water vapor from outside the acupuncture points. The qi and blood in the triple energizer meridian itself was not enough to offset the external force. Cold air, thus causing cold air to invade the brain.

Kneading the silk and bamboo hollows can promote the circulation of qi and blood in the triple burner meridian, thereby helping the cold air to settle and preventing excessive cold air from accumulating here.

In order to help the old lady relieve pain quickly, Xu Chunliang also quietly sent out a burst of internal force to dissolve the cold air in the cavity of the silk bamboo.

This had an immediate effect.

Mrs. Zhou first felt sore and swollen, and then felt that the areas where her eyebrows were pressed began to heat up.

After massaging the left and right Sizhu holes for two minutes, Xu Chunliang chose the temples.

The temple points are the outer points of the meridian, from "Yinhai Jingwei". Also known as: Qianguan, Dangyang. In traditional meridian classics, there is a theory that the left side is the sun and the right side is the taiyin.

The temple is known as an extra-meridian point in the meridian science of traditional Chinese medicine, and it was also one of the earliest fatal points listed as a critical part by various sects. It is recorded in the Shaolin Boxing Sutra that if the temple is hit, it can cause fainting in mild cases and death in severe cases.

Modern medicine has proven that hitting the temples can cause death or concussion and loss of consciousness.

In "Dharma Secret Recipe", massaging this point is listed as a rejuvenation method. Commonly used this method can keep the brain youthful and rejuvenate.

When people use their heads continuously for a long time, they often feel heavy pressure or swelling and pain in their temples, which is a sign of brain fatigue. The effect of massage at this time will be very significant. Massaging the temples can provide benign stimulation to the brain, relieve fatigue, invigorate the spirit, relieve pain and refresh the mind. It can also treat vascular neurological headaches and migraines.

The temple is about an inch above the outer corner of the eye, and there is an obvious depression that can be touched with your hand. When selecting this acupoint, the patient is usually asked to sit upright or lie on his back, so that the practitioner can accurately select the acupoint and smoothly implement the corresponding massage techniques.

Under Xu Chunliang's right pressure, the old lady's originally groggy mind obviously felt relaxed. Her brain was relaxed, and the nerves around her body were also relaxed. This feeling was very comfortable.

Xu Chunliang knew from the old lady's expression that his massage was effective, and he said deliberately: "Auntie, do you still want to massage?"

Mrs. Zhou said: "It's very comfortable. Keep pressing. It's really strange. I feel no pain anymore when you press it. Doctor Xu, what disease do I have?"

Xu Chunliang said: "You are not really sick. The main reason is that you are old and the qi and blood in your body are weakening. In addition, the temperature has changed greatly in the past two days, and the cold air has invaded the triple burner meridian. I will massage the acupoints to promote the movement of your qi and blood. , the circulation of qi and blood is accelerated, and the cold air in the meridians is transported out in time to avoid continuous accumulation, so that your headache will be cured."

"Doctor Xu makes it clear. I visited several hospitals, but I don't even understand what they said."

Xu Chunliang released his hands and said, "Do you still feel pain now?"

Mrs. Zhou shook her neck, then stood up and took a few steps: "It doesn't hurt anymore, it doesn't hurt at all."

Zhang Song watched from the side, secretly admiring him. No wonder Secretary Zhou came to him. This guy just pressed twice and was healed. He was simply the legendary miracle doctor.

Xu Chunliang said: "In two days, I will send you some Bazhendan to help you replenish your qi and blood."

Mrs. Zhou said: "Do I still need to take those Western medicines?"

Xu Chunliang said: "No need." He just used his internal force to help Mrs. Zhou clear the triple burner meridian, and the migraine will not happen again in the short term. There are many people in the world who can master massage techniques, but there are very few people who can use their internal force to help others clear their meridians. Very few, this is the biggest difference between Xu Chunliang and other Chinese medicine practitioners.

Xu Chunliang completed the task and said goodbye to Mrs. Zhou.

Mrs. Zhou persuaded her, "Don't leave. It's already noon. Stay and eat."

Xu Chunliang said that he still had things to do when he returned.

Mrs. Zhou insisted that she had to eat no matter how busy she was. She happened to have a few questions that she wanted to ask. The main reason was that the old lady felt bad and wanted to thank Xu Chunliang.

Secretary Zhou happened to come over at this time, and he also asked Xu Chunliang to stay for dinner. The kindness was hard to refuse, so Xu Chunliang stayed. Zhang Song's family lived in the same community. He went home for dinner and asked Xu Chunliang to call him directly when he left.

The nanny cooked authentic Huizhou cuisine, and Xu Chunliang realized that Secretary Zhou was from Huizhou.

Usually Secretary Zhou would come over to have dinner with his mother whenever he had time at noon. He originally wanted to live with his mother, but the old lady didn't like his wife and would rather live alone. Even though Secretary Zhou could manage a city well, an honest official It’s hard to get rid of household chores.

Secretary Zhou rarely had people at home for dinner, and even fewer guests stayed at his mother's house.

Although only four dishes were cooked for lunch, this was definitely considered the highest level banquet in Dongzhou.

Secretary Zhou said: "I don't drink. If you want to drink, drink some yourself." He pointed to the wine cabinet.

Xu Chunliang smiled and said, "I never drink at noon."

Mrs. Zhou said: "Xiao Xu can't let go of you here, so don't be polite, just treat it like your own home."

Xu Chunliang said: "Auntie, I won't be polite." He picked up the rice and started eating.

Secretary Zhou said: "Mom, is the doctor I hired for you good?"

Mrs. Zhou said with a smile: "I was suspicious of Xiao Xu when I first met him. I always feel that Chinese medicine doctors become more powerful as they get older."

Secretary Zhou smiled and said, "It's time to change your old concept. Xiao Xu's family has a good academic background. He is an authentic descendant of Huichun Hall, and his ancestors were imperial doctors in the palace."

Mrs. Zhou said: "Xiao Xu, how old are you?"

Xu Chunliang said: "Twenty-three."

Mrs. Zhou said: "The same age as Deming." The Deming she mentioned was her grandson, who is still studying in the capital.

Secretary Zhou said: "Xiao Xu is much more mature than Deming."

Mrs. Zhou sighed with emotion: "Not to mention, they are a bit similar."

Secretary Zhou didn't realize that the old lady missed her grandson.

Mrs. Zhou asked Xu Chunliang if he had anyone to talk to.

Xu Chunliang nodded.

Mrs. Zhou said: "Look at everyone, they all have a partner, we Deming know how to learn."

Secretary Zhou smiled and said, "Don't worry, young people generally get married late these days."

Mrs. Zhou said: "Don't listen to Shu Yao all day long. Just listen to whatever she says. Are you still young at twenty-three? You were married at the age of twenty-three." It was not difficult to tell from her tone that she I still have a lot of complaints about my daughter-in-law.