The Rules of Treating DoctorsThe rules of Taoist doctors mainly followed the principle of Taoism and nature, emphasizing the harmony between the human body and nature, as well as the close relationship between the mind, soul and body health. The details were as follows:
1. [Follow the Tao and Nature: Treatment must conform to the laws and changes of nature and not violate the rhythm and order of nature.] The treatment method and the dosage of the medicine should be adjusted according to the four seasons and eight seasons, yin and yang, five elements, feng shui, geography, and other factors to harmonize the yin and yang qi and blood of the human body, expel evil qi, and achieve the purpose of prolonging life.
2. * * Consider temperament and fate **: A person with a good temperament is more likely to maintain physical and mental health, while a person with a bad temperament is more likely to fall ill. A person with a clear soul will live longer, while a person with a turbid soul will die young. Therefore, during treatment, the appropriate method and medicine must be chosen according to the patient's temperament and soul. The patient must also be taught to cultivate his mind and soul. At the same time, fate was also a factor to consider in treatment. Patients with fate would receive more care and guidance, while those without fate might be rejected or referred to others.
3. * * Follow the rules such as doctors not knocking on the door **: Doctors not knocking on the door, Dao not sending divinations, teachers not on the way, and other rules emphasized the importance of taking the initiative to ask for Dharma. The Taoist priest would not take the initiative to tell the patient about the shortcomings or solutions of Feng Shui, but if the patient took the initiative to ask for advice, there would be an opportunity for interaction. In addition, once the Taoist priest told him the way to avoid disaster, the patient had to prepare a red packet as a sign of "giving up". This reflected the law of conservation of energy, and also reflected the interaction and respect between the Taoist doctor and the patient, as well as the concept of natural harmony during the treatment process.
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A special medicine for treating paronychusAt present, there was no specific medicine to treat paronychus. For the treatment of paronychus, it was necessary to choose the appropriate treatment method and medicine according to the different causes and stages of the disease.
- If it was pyogenic paronychus caused by a bacteria infection, and the common pathogen was S. aureus, he could choose to use external drugs such as ichthylane ointment, mupirocin ointment, and fusidic acid cream. If the symptoms were serious, he could take cefixime, amoxicilin, and other antibiotics.
- For candidal paronychus (caused by fungus infection), external use of bifonazole cream, clotrimazo cream, etc., severe symptoms or chronic paronychus with onychomycosis, can be combined with oral itraconazole, terbinafine, etc.;
- Irritant or allergic paronychus should be mainly used to eliminate irritants. For example, to avoid long-term contact with cleaners and chemical preparations, iodovorin could be used to disinfect the local area, and external application of erythrine cream could prevent infection.
- In mild to moderate paronychus, when there are only red, swollen, hot, and painful problems, the affected area can be soaked in tincture of iodine for 5 - 10 minutes before going to bed every day. Then, apply thick mupirocin ointment and wrap it with plastic wrap. After 1 - 2 weeks, it will get better. For patients with pus formation after pressing, consider soaking the nails with 1:8000 - 1:10000 potassium Permanganate solution first, and then wipe them dry before using external antibiotics ointment. When the redness and pain are very severe, oral antibiotics should be used, such as Azithromycin-type or Cephalan-type antibiotics. If it was more serious and formed a local clot, incision and drainage would be needed when necessary. In traditional Chinese medicine, one could dry the rhubarb and grind it into powder, then add vinegar to make it into a paste, apply it externally to the affected part of the nail groove, and change it every day or every other day.
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