But it often ended up being diagnosed as a stroke. In many cases, it was treated as such in the early stages. After the misuse of wind-dispersing medicine, the condition would indeed develop into what resembled a stroke.
Moreover, this situation is the most difficult to treat.
In my project group, patients with hemiplegia and chicken claw hands caused by improper treatment accounted for at least a third."
Director Huang's eyes widened. "Really? Is drinking traditional Chinese medicine that dangerous?"
Du Heng shook his head. "It's not that drinking traditional Chinese medicine itself is dangerous. What's dangerous is consuming traditional Chinese medicine prescribed without clear syndrome differentiation.
Just like Western medicine, traditional Chinese medicine also has requirements for correct usage and dosage."
Hearing Du Heng's explanation, Director Huang suddenly laughed. "Indeed. Medicine itself isn't right or wrong; the problem lies with the person administering it."
