Chapter 71: New Discoveries (Seeking Collections)

  After finishing speaking, Tang Zheng stood up and said in a low voice: "I've agreed to the bet. Now, is there anything else? If not, then get out."

  "Slow down, Tang Zheng, don't be in a hurry. It's not clear yet. The bet is effective, but you have to give a deadline. Can't just say it's still in the treatment process three or five years later, or even ten or twenty years later. I can't wait that long." Shen Tao said with an unprecedented ease.

  Cerebral palsy, this is not so easy to treat. Specifically, cerebral palsy is divided into two types: congenital and acquired, both of which have symptoms of poor brain nerve development from an early age, resulting in central motor neuron functional disorders.

  The symptoms are slightly milder. Can still walk and say some simple words. Severe symptoms, basically a paralysis.

  This disease is currently a medical puzzle worldwide and is fundamentally an incurable problem.

  Shen Tao was very confident that this disease could not be treated with Tang Zheng's three-legged cat skills.

  Tang Zhen furrowed his brow, truly from the bottom of his heart. Tang Zhen's confidence came from the legacy of Qi Bo. In Tang Zhen's view, if there was a prescription that could cure facial paralysis, it must have some therapeutic effect on cerebral palsy as well. However, Tang Zhen had never actually treated it before, so he couldn't say for sure how long it would take.

  Looking coldly at Shen Tao, Tang Zheng said in a low voice: "You say how long it will take, then that's how long."

  Losing a person is not losing an array. At this time, Tang Zheng was absolutely impossible to be intimidated before the battle. Since he had no grasp of it, then he simply handed over the decision-making power to Shen Tao. Although this man's character was not good, his ability was still there. He believed that in this kind of gamble, Shen Tao wouldn't dare to do anything too excessive either.

  As expected, Shen Tao looked at Tang Zheng and said after a while: "I didn't expect it. You actually have such confidence. Never mind. According to the treatment plan for neurological diseases, one course of treatment will take three months, so let's set the deadline as three months."

  "Alright, I'll follow the timeline you've set. I'm sure there's already a full set of data on the child's current condition assessment. When it's time to evaluate the efficacy, I'll let you know, no later than three months." Tang Zheng nodded in agreement.

  After seeing off Shen Tao and others, the young couple at the door was completely confused. They couldn't understand what was going on at all.

  The man looked somewhat embarrassed and said: "Dr. Tang, this... is really embarrassing. We didn't know..."

  Tang Zhen understood what the man meant, and smiled as he waved his hand: "I understand what you mean. Don't worry about it, this has nothing to do with you all. Those people earlier had some past grievances with me. Even if it wasn't you, it would be other patients. Let's not talk about that for now. Bring the child over and let me take a look."

  For this kind of patient, Tang Zheng is still the first contact, so Tang Zheng's entire inquiry is very detailed. Tang Zheng is here, and there are not many patients anyway, so there is no problem with rushing time.

  After reviewing all the medical records of the little boy, Tang Zheng then inquired about the child's parents in detail. The little boy is called Shuai Jian, and he is already three years old this year. However, he still can't speak or walk, and doesn't even understand feces and urine. After a series of examinations, this is a very typical case of cerebral palsy. From the medical records, it belongs to congenital type. Moreover, the condition is also relatively severe.

  For this, Tang Zheng also didn't have a very good solution for the time being. After hesitating for a moment, Tang Zheng looked at the boy's parents and said: "The child's condition, I basically understand it now. This is a long-term process. Let's do it like this, starting from tomorrow, the child will come over for acupuncture once a day. As for how to use medicine, I still need to consider it carefully. You should also be clear about this illness. I don't dare guarantee its effectiveness. However, it's still a way out. Western medical methods have probably been tried already. Let's try traditional Chinese medicine and see the effect. It depends on you."

  Tang Zhen's words were very sincere, which also gave people a strong sense of trust. The couple hesitated for a moment, and then the man nodded and said: "Okay, Dr. Tang, we believe you."

  After sending away the patient, Tang Zheng also began to ponder. Judging from Xiaojian's condition, it was very serious. Relying solely on traditional Chinese medicine might not have any effect. If acupuncture had a therapeutic effect on cerebral palsy, things wouldn't be this dire. At this moment, wanting to treat Xiaojian still required digging into the legacy of Qibo.

  Qi Bo's legacy is vast and complex. Tang Zheng had a deep understanding of this, but hadn't systematically organized it because he had an illusion that as long as he needed it, the information would emerge in his mind.

  However, Tang Zheng had obviously thought too simply. Whether it was treating Xiao Xiao or treating Old Man Xiao, or even showing off his skills in the emergency department, all of these were just common treatment methods. In the legacy of Qi Bo, this belonged to the category of conditioned reflexes, which is why there was such a reaction. As for cerebral palsy, in ancient times, it was a rare disease. Even if such infants were born, most people didn't pay attention to them and they usually died midway.

  It can be imagined that at that time, the level of productivity was not high to begin with. Even healthy babies could not guarantee 100% survival, let alone disabled children.

  In this way, there will be no natural reaction in Qi Bo's inheritance. This is not a smart brain that can mobilize information as needed. Inheritance is inheritance, but Tang Zheng also needs to personally sort out these things and transform them into his own things.

  Right in this consulting room, Tang Zheng closed the door and sat with his eyes shut, deep in thought, as if he was infatuated. His whole being was immersed in contemplation.

  The whole afternoon passed. By the time it was time to get off work, Tang Zhen hadn't moved at all. It was already past eight o'clock in the evening. At this moment, Tang Zhen felt a little hungry and slowly opened his eyes. More than six hours of sorting. Tang Zhen's brain was running at high speed. Just like a machine. The vast and complicated information from Qibo Chuancheng was sorted and stored in his mind. This kind of work made Tang Zhen feel like his head was going to explode.

  He stood up and stretched his body. He sat cross-legged on the ground. After practicing the Yin Yang Heart Sutra for an hour, this explosive feeling finally subsided a lot.

  After leaving the outpatient building, he drove back to Yujing Blue Bay parking lot. Tang Zheng naturally glanced up at the floor above. There was no light on, it seemed that Li Fei had overtime with Zhou Xuan and Ye Xiaoxin again today.

  At the night market stall outside, he ordered a few skewers of barbecue and a plate of scrambled eggs with rice, ate casually, and then returned to Yujing Blue Bay.

  Since the afternoon, Tang Zheng has been sorting out his inheritance in his mind. As soon as he returned to his room, he lay on the bed and started sorting again.

  This time, more than six hours have passed, and it's finally sorted out. At this moment, Tang Zheng's head is still feeling like it's about to explode, but his face has revealed an excited smile. He didn't expect that because of this gamble, he would be forced into a desperate situation. If not for this, Tang Zheng would never have done any sorting, because he always thought that these legacies could be used whenever needed, just like the mysterious Gu technique in Miaojiang. Although Tang Zheng had no prior contact with it, as soon as he saw it, he felt very familiar and understanding.

  But at this moment, after sorting them out, Tang Zheng realized that he was wrong, and the mistake was quite serious. These inheritances are not intelligent. The reason why Tang Zheng can think of it, know it, is because the things he encountered are all deeply remembered in the inheritance. So Tang Zheng can use them skillfully. As for others, some techniques or prescriptions that even Qi Bo himself didn't care about, they were all hidden in his mind. If Tang Zheng doesn't sort out and use them for a few years, by then, these things will be completely lost.

  At this moment, Tang Zheng also had a feeling of fear in his heart. It seemed that he really had to thank Shen Tao. If it wasn't for him causing trouble, Tang Zheng didn't dare imagine how much loss there would be in the future.

  In addition, through the sorting of knowledge in his mind, Tang Zheng also made a major discovery. All along, Tang Zheng's understanding of Qi Bo's inheritance was that he was the founder of traditional Chinese medicine. Moreover, due to Qi Bo's inheritance being familiar with the new discoveries of Chinese medicinal materials over the past few thousand years, Tang Zheng habitually thought that Qi Bo's medical skills were those of traditional Chinese medicine. However, now, after this sorting, Tang Zheng only realized that he was wrong, and his mistake was huge.

  Indeed, Qi Bo's medical skills are the origin of traditional Chinese medicine, which is beyond doubt. Because traditional Chinese medicine also has the alias of Huangdi's technique. Among them, Qi Huang refers to Qi Bo and Huang refers to the Yellow Emperor Xuanyuan.

  However, to be honest, Qi Bo's medical skills are only the origin. Fundamentally speaking, it is still biased towards witch doctoring. Including Tang Zheng's learned and used nine sets of acupuncture methods, from the first yuan lock yang needle to the last nine deaths return soul needle. In fact, this is an orthodox witch doctor inheritance.

  Qibo himself is an outstanding representative of witch doctors. He got it backwards from the start. As for witch doctors, Tang Zheng didn't know much about them. The first impression was that they jumped around and drew symbols with water, but this was a misunderstanding. The movements of witch doctors mostly conformed to the heavenly and earthly primal energy, aiming to guide the primal energy to repair the patient's body. As for symbol water, it doesn't belong to the category of witch doctors at all, but rather something that people later distorted and passed down.

  At this moment, Tang Zheng also had a comprehensive understanding of witch doctors. To put it simply, they were great and powerful, far more mysterious than traditional Chinese medicine today. More importantly, through his research, Tang Zheng found a possible method to treat cerebral palsy.

  PS: Second update, seeking collection, this week's strong push, at least three updates per day, hoping to make it to the weekly rankings. Thank you everyone.