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He recommended a few novels. " Descending of All Worlds: I Can Enter the Primordial World " was a fantasy novel written by Chao Ding. On the fifteenth day of the seventh lunar month, evil things appeared. The House Guarding Sword passed down by Li Yang's grandfather was bound to the entrance to the Primordial World. He could go to the Primordial World to become stronger when demons and ghosts appeared frequently in the Other World. The male lead, Li Yang, was 23 years old. There were other supporting characters with different personalities. " Li Shimin's Will: Li Zhi, the throne belongs to your brother." It was a historical novel. Li Shimin had a powerful army, and the characters in the book were vivid. " Brainiac's Super Genetic System " was a sci-fi novel about the 101st battle. The male protagonist was suffering from Lou Gehrig's disease. Although the system could not cure him, it could allow him to become a brainiac and dominate human genes. " I Won't Fall In Love With My Contract Girlfriend " was an urban novel by the obedient little boy Xiao Zhi. Li Xiuxia's awakening system had contracted his idol from his previous life. There were many female leads, each with their own characteristics. 'Apocalyptic Chemistry' was created by all sorts of supernatural beings. When the K-virus broke out, Fang Jinyan relied on his chemistry knowledge to survive in the apocalypse. Although the ending was bad, the beginning was exciting. The protagonist was calm and rational. There were also some reviews of other apocalyptic novels, both good and bad. This book was more creative and worth reading. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

There was no clear answer to the problem of treating mental illness with Chinese medicine. Although some Chinese medicines were believed to have a certain treatment effect on mental illness, such as Acorus gramineus, poria cocos, and polygala, there was no clear evidence that a Chinese medicine could completely cure mental illness. Some Chinese medicine has achieved some effect in the treatment of depression, but its mechanism of action is still unclear. In addition, some people believed that Chinese medicine could treat mental illness, but there were also people who believed that Chinese medicine could not cure schizophrenia. Therefore, there was no clear answer to the problem of treating mental illness with Chinese medicine.

Lung consumption was not a serious illness. Phthisis was a chronic infectious disease caused by the bacteria, which mainly formed in the lungs. Its symptoms include persistent cough, expectoration, hemoptysis, low fever in the afternoon, night sweats, irregular menstruation, amyosis, and so on. Lung consumption was one of the top ten causes of death in the world, but most infected people would enter the lungs to hibernate after the immune system eliminated most of the bacteria. Lung consumption was mainly transmitted through droplets, and infected people did not necessarily get sick. The treatment principles for phthisis were early, regular, full, moderate, and combined.

Different severe illnesses had different medication plans: - ** Myathy Gravis **: - Lung-heat-injury-fluid syndrome: Qingzao Jiufei Tang can be used, and Chinese medicines such as American ginseng, ladybell root, dennild, dwarf lilyturf, etc. are commonly used. - For damp-heat infiltration syndrome, Jiawei Ermiao Pill can be used, and Chinese medicines such as Huangbai, Cangshu, Bi Xie and Coix seed are often used. - Deficiency of the spleen and stomach: Shenling Baizhu Pill will be used, and Chinese medicine such as Dangshen, Baizhu, Chinese yam, white bean, lotus seed meat, etc. will be commonly used. - Liver and kidney deficiency syndrome: mainly with tiger latent pill, commonly used dog bone, Aranthes bidentata, turtle shell, cynomorium and other Chinese medicine. - Meridian blood stasis syndrome: use Shengyu Tang, commonly used Huangqi, earthworm, peach seed, red flower and other Chinese medicine. - ** Serious insomnia **: 15 grams of poria cocos, 30 grams of dwarf lilyturf root, 30 grams of prepared foxglove, 15 grams of red sage root, 10 grams of coptis root, 10 grams of jujube, 10 grams of cassia bark, 3 grams of cinnabar, 3 grams of amber, 15 grams of acorus gramineus, and 10 grams of coralot. Among them, cinnabar and amber are taken with water. - ** Critical chronic kidney disease (There are different ways of medication according to the different classifications of diseases in traditional Chinese medicine. The following is the theoretical basis of medication for related diseases)**: - If it was classified as "Guan Ge", the disease was caused by the imbalance of yin and yang. Different doctors had different ways of using medicine, such as using medicine from the perspective of regulating yin and yang. - It was classified as 'odemy'. The odemy-related diseases mentioned in the Yellow Emperor's Internal Classic, such as feng shui and kidney wind, were caused by the obstruction of yang qi due to the imbalance of viscera function, the loss of qi, and the accumulation of water into odemy'. The medication might be considered from the aspects of regulating the function of the viscera, promoting yang qi and promoting water. - It was classified as "dysuria", and its typical manifestation was dysuria. The medication might start from regulating the waterway and other aspects. - It was classified as "virtual fatigue", which was caused by the deficiency of the viscera and the deficiency of the primordial qi. The medication might be considered from the aspects of replenishing the viscera and replenishing the primordial qi. It should be noted that the above Chinese medicines need to be taken under the guidance of Chinese medicine. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

Among these novels, the novels that involved serious illnesses included the daughter in "Respected Master and Son-in-law" who was seriously ill and had pinholes all over her body, and the richest man: In " Let's Meet in 1998 ", his daughter was dying of a serious illness, and his mother had stomach cancer. In " The Rich Young Master's Husband Is a Beautiful Man Fish ", the male protagonist was seriously ill for five years. In " The Reborn Doctor's Son-in-law and Nanny Dad ", his wife and daughter were both seriously ill, and the protagonist vowed to make up for it after his rebirth. In " The Goddess's Super-Grade Godly Doctor " and " The Goddess 'Personal Godly Doctor ", the female protagonist and the male protagonist were described to have been seriously ill.

From many perspectives, love could be seen as a serious illness. In terms of emotional experience, love was often accompanied by strong emotional fluctuations. Just like Mo Yan said, no matter if it was love at first sight or love after a long time, this process would make people happy, sad, confused, and infatuated. They had to experience all kinds of emotions. This kind of intense emotional fluctuation was like the various uncomfortable reactions of the body when one was sick. It was not a calm and normal state. Judging from their behavior, some people would lose their rationality when they were in love. For example, Wang Gan, who was mentioned in the information, did some immoral things in order to please the girl he liked, such as betraying his friends and sister. This was similar to the uncontrollable behavior that could be done when one was sick, because the " illness " of love affected normal thinking and behavior. People in love sometimes find it hard to extricate themselves. Even though he knew that love could bring pain or that the other party would not respond to his feelings, he was still immersed in it. For example, some people loved someone hard but could not get anything in return. Their hearts continued to surge with feelings for someone, as if they were deeply ill and could not be cured. And once love faded, people would go through a process like recovering from a serious illness. There might be pain, loss, and then slowly self-healing. When love slowly disappeared, people would slowly become healthy. This was similar to the process of recovery from illness. In addition, in modern society, love was no longer a necessity for many people. It was more of a seasoning in their ordinary lives. However, when people fell in love, it was as if they were infected with a strong " bacteria " that broke their original living conditions and psychological state, and deviated from the normal track.

The Chinese medicine herbs for the treatment of myalgia gravis needed to be selected according to the diagnosis and treatment. Such as lung heat fluid injury syndrome can be used American ginseng, ladybell, denstle, dwarf lilyturf, etc.; Damp-heat infiltration syndrome can be used Huangbai, Cangzhu, yam, white bean, lotus seed meat, etc.; Deficiency of the spleen and stomach syndrome can be used with pilose asiabell root, Bai Zhu, Chinese yam, white bean, lotus seed meat, etc.; Deficiency of the liver and kidney syndrome can be used with dog bone, Aranthes bidentata, turtle shell, cynomorium, etc.; Vessel blood stasis syndrome can be used with Huangqi, earthworm, peach seed, red flower, etc. Dangshen was also the main medicine to treat myalgia gravis or other neuromuscular diseases. It was suitable for patients with weakness of the limbs due to spleen and stomach qi deficiency, loss of appetite, indigestion, upper abdominal pain, and loose stool. Ginseng could be used to nourish one's vitality. Pseudoginseng could also be used for treatment. Other than that, there were also doctors who used the modified Siwu Tang to treat myalgia gravis, and there were also doctors who used the Qingwen Baiduyin to treat acute and critical illnesses. However, these Chinese medicines needed to be taken under the guidance of Chinese medicine. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

According to the information provided, Fan Xusheng was a famous mental illness expert in China. He had a Ph.D. in medical psychology at Peking University. He had unique research and treatment of mental illness in China, especially in the treatment of mental illness, schizophrenia, and depression with Chinese medicine. He had made significant achievements in the treatment of mental illness with Chinese medicine. Wang Baohua was one of the first doctors in Chinese medicine psychology. He had a lot of experience in the treatment of mental illness and had certain achievements. However, it was difficult to determine who was the best Chinese medicine doctor in the country to treat mental illness, because different experts might have their own strengths in different types of illnesses, treatment concepts, and methods.

The following are some of the more well-known Chinese medicine experts in the treatment of mental illnesses: - Wang Baohua: One of the first doctors in Chinese Psychiatrists, Vice President of the Chinese Sleep Medicine Society. He holds many important positions in the field of psychiatric, such as visiting professor in the Department of Psychiatriology of the Capital Medical University. He holds the position of director in the relevant departments of Chengdu West District Hospital. He has also made great achievements in cultivating professionals. - Wang Yanheng: The former chief physician of the special needs clinic of Beijing Anding Hospital. He is good at treating various mental disorders with traditional Chinese medicine and integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine. He is especially good at adjusting various drug-induced diseases caused by long-term use of antipsychotics and antidepresses. He has been working in the field of Chinese medicine psychology for nearly 50 years. His academic thoughts are profound and unique. His published books can be called "textbooks" in the field. - Ding Guoan: Chief Physician of the Brain Hospital Affiliated to Guangzhou Medical University. He is good at treating various mental diseases with the combination of traditional Chinese medicine and western medicine. He uses the combination of traditional Chinese and western medicine to treat difficult mental diseases. - Kang Yuchun: Although he didn't explicitly mention his specialty in the treatment of mental illness, he studied under Professor Wang Yanheng and was influenced by him. He worked in the field of psychology and was committed to inheriting Professor Wang's academic ideas to benefit patients.