What kind of experience is it to see a doctor in Shanghai Ruijin Hospital?

Precautions for seeing a doctor:

Be careful not to ignore minor ailments and not seek medical treatment. We often like to ignore some minor illnesses in our lives, and always feel that it doesn't matter much. However, the fact is that these minor illnesses will gradually evolve into serious diseases, or even incurable. So be careful not to ignore minor illnesses and not seek medical treatment.

Be careful not to blindly pursue fame and gain, doctor. Don't blindly pursue famous doctors when you go to the hospital to register, but choose doctors who meet your medical needs. Only in this way can you guide your health. Never blindly pursue fame and gain, doctor.

Be careful not to entrust anyone to see a doctor. Prescribe medicine every other mountain. This is because entrusting others to the hospital will lead to the doctor's failure to make a correct diagnosis of your condition and easy to misuse drugs. So be careful not to entrust others to see a doctor.

History of China Hospital:

China is one of the first countries to establish hospitals. As early as the Western Han Dynasty, the plague was prevalent along the Yellow River. Liu Che, the Emperor of the Han Dynasty, set up medical clinics in various places, equipped with doctors and medicines, to treat the people free of charge.

In the second year of Emperor Yuan of Hanping (AD 2), "people suffering from diseases and epidemics leave their homes for medical treatment", which seems to be an isolated hospital today. The above two historical facts are contained in Hanshu. In the 21st year of Taihe in the Northern Wei Dynasty (AD 497), Emperor Xiaowen once set up a "Biefang" in Luoyang.

For people to use for medical purposes. There was a "patient's workshop" in the Sui Dynasty to accommodate leprosy patients. In the 22nd year of Kaiyuan in the Tang Dynasty (AD 734), there were "sickrooms" all over Chang 'an and Luoyang, as well as institutions such as Beisun Hospital and General Management Hospital, which took in poor disabled people and beggars.