Lung qi stagnation?
Upon hearing this, Ding Yuxue, a teacher of Chinese Medicine, looked perplexed.
When Du Heng saw Ding Yuxue's expression, he knew she still didn't understand.
He really couldn't understand how someone with her level of understanding had been promoted to associate professor.
Director Niu, who had been called over from the Nephrology Department, was also completely baffled.
He didn't understand. The Child's problem was kidney disease, so why was Du Heng focusing on the lungs?
Only Director Wu, after some thought, slowly said, "Lung qi stagnation translates to the deficiency of lung metal." He then looked at Du Heng and continued, "If there are also symptoms of dry tongue, hoarseness, and withered skin and hair, are you suggesting that the main cause is excessive heart fire?"
Du Heng nodded. "That's exactly what I meant."
Director Wu whispered, "Understood."
Understood what?
Ding Yuxue felt very uncomfortable listening to them.
