"For , diagnosing a patient is not just about the competition. Since he is my responsibility, I will cure him." An Yiqing said indifferently, "Until the condition is confird, I won’t give the patient anything to eat, so everyone present can rest assured."
An Yiqing’s words once again received unanimous praise from the judges, leaving several participating teams silent. The leader of the Inoue Team didn’t dare to speak further; if he continued to question, perhaps tomorrow there would be reckless comnts online about his questionable dical ethics.
No one dared to provoke anymore, and under the judges’ indication, An Yiqing began the highly anticipated session.
"All professionals should know that pulmonary tissue cell hyperplasia x is a cell mutation disease. Its symptoms vary greatly, and ordinary examination thods can hardly confirm it. However, if we use either open-chest lung biopsy or transbronchial biopsy through fiberoptic bronchoscopy, it can be checked. But, since the competition rules forbid the use of dical devices, I will use another ancient thod." An Yiqing paused for a mont, "Everyone knows that in Xuanjin, there’s sothing in the field of dicine called ’acupuncture’. The human body has many acupoints large and small, each closely linked to the body’s health. Acupuncture involves inserting needles into these acupoints to cure illnesses. However, it not only saves lives but can also be used for diagnosis."
Under everyone’s gaze, An Yiqing took a fine, long silver needle from the brocade pouch.
"Perhaps you all don’t know; people with lung function issues will feel soreness when pressing on this part of the body. But those without any lung diseases feel no pain. If you don’t believe , you can test it yourselves."
After hearing An Yiqing’s words, everyone was eager to try. They pressed gently as An Yiqing directed. So people scread from the pain, while others pressed until their skin turned red yet felt nothing.
"Really no feeling! Amazing!"
"You felt nothing? I felt a little pain!"
"Nonsense, as much as you smoke every day, it’s no wonder your lungs aren’t healthy! Now do you believe it? Gonna quit smoking?"
"Quit smoking, quit smoking, quit smoking! I’ll quit when I get back! No, I need my family doctor to check when I return, I’m not assured!"
In the guest seats, whispers broke out as so elderly with lung issues cried out in pain after pressing their acupoints, astonished.
Similarly, the contestants on the field tried it too, and each had different reactions.
"I believe everyone now trusts what I said; this acupoint only causes soreness in people with lung issues. Next, I’ll press this gentleman’s acupoint to see how he reacts."
Saying this, An Yiqing walked over to the bedside and sat down, "Sir, I’m going to lift your shirt, don’t be nervous."
The old man nodded, not objecting.
An Yiqing gently unbuttoned the old man’s shirt, exposing his frail, thin chest. She located the acupoint and pressed lightly with her index and middle fingers.
The old man blinked, feeling nothing.
She pressed a bit harder a few tis, yet the old man’s expression remained unchanged, without any sign of pain.
"Sir, do you feel anything?"
"No, I don’t feel anything at all."
The old man’s voice echoed throughout the venue via microphone, leaving everyone incredulous. No feeling? That ans there is no lung problem! It rules out the possibility of tuberculosis!
An Yiqing tied the old man’s shirt, stood up and faced the judges’ panel.
"Judges, the gentleman’s reaction sufficiently proves everything. He has a condition not related to lung disease, but rather a disease caused by cell proliferation."
The judges discussed among themselves and nodded lightly. It was apparent they were convinced by An Yiqing’s words.
But...
"Humph! Just a re acupoint, concluding that the patient doesn’t have tuberculosis but hyperplasia. Dr. An, aren’t you being a bit too hasty?" It was a contestant from the Country Jin Genesis Team speaking. In the first round of theoretical Q&A, An Yiqing had snatched three questions from him, leaving him fuming.
"This contestant, I believe your international language skills may not be strong. I said this thod can determine the patient doesn’t have a lung disease, but I didn’t say it can diagnose hyperplasia. I hope you don’t take words out of context, as that goes against the correct dical ethics a practitioner should uphold!"
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