一个铁杆中医读书的诀窍（A knack for reading Chinese medicine in irons）.docVIP

一个铁杆中医读书的诀窍（A knack for reading Chinese medicine in irons） Author: Peng Jian Multitude books of traditional Chinese medicine, a lifetime to read. As a student who aspires to be a clinical practitioner of Chinese medicine, it is important to realize the importance of reading. There are two ways to get medical treatment experience, one is direct experience, and the other is indirect experience. The book is very sacred, most of the books handed down is more reliable, the experience is also very real; especially many contemporary famous Chinese wrote many works and summarizes the experience of medical cases, these are valuable source of learning from indirect experience. I always think of Chinese medicine, sometimes is more important than indirect experience and direct experience for example, at a young age, because in clinical short time, less experience, must have a lot of disease had never seen, completely on their own head of exploration, will delay the illness, number of detours. If you read a lot of books, and found that ancient and modern doctors have similar treatment experience, and use it, you can make up for their lack of direct experience. Even to the old, the clinical experience of the rich, it is impossible to see all the disease, the experience of others is always worth treasuring. This requires reading, reading constantly, and absorbing other peoples experience. I think a lifetime in clinical, only pay attention to their own experience, or the experience of the family, and refused to spend much time reading, learn the experience of others, is only a mediocre doctor, are not likely to become a successful clinical home. Of course, there is a knack for reading. Read it in a planned way, read selectively, and read in stages. First, to read a few books. Any country and nationality with a long history must have its own cultural classics. The classics play a great role in the construction of national spirit. In the eastern and Western civilization Axial Age the