Fortune teller in Neixiang, Henan _ Who is the fortune teller in Neixiang, Henan?

Do you know the situation of Huang Shuihe Yang's Orthopedic Hospital in Neixiang, Henan?

I came across this problem by accident. If it is serious, it is strongly recommended to go to Nanyang Central Hospital or Orthopedic Hospital (I don't know if there is any) for medical treatment. If the problem is not serious, you can go to the county hospital or the orthopedic hospital in Shi Yang, Huang Shuihe. If it is serious, go to Zhengzhou. Dr Lao Yang, who died many years ago, has known my parents for a long time. From the middle and late 1970s to the early 1980s, my father was in the irrigation township government (then called the irrigation commune) and my mother was in the irrigation Xinhua Bookstore (now it seems to be gone). At that time, Dr. Lao Yang was a rural teacher in the village, but he was eager to learn and helpful. He learned a little medical knowledge himself, learned some methods of setting bones from others, and often helped villagers near and far to dislocate and fracture occasionally (at that time, medical conditions were limited, and any major or minor diseases in slightly remote villages were simply treated or prescribed by doctors). With the summary of practice and the further deepening of medical knowledge, I began to study some medical books by myself instead of my mother, and further explored the practice, which also made me famous in the distance. Later, his old man moved to Huang Shuihe, Da Qiao, and then my father moved to the county seat, so we seldom contacted each other. However, Dr. Yang in Huang Shuihe became more and more famous, reaching its peak in the 1990s. At that time, there were many magical legends about Dr. Yang, some of which I still remember. First, a powerful person from other places broke his leg (in fact, it should be dislocated from the circulating content), and the pain was unbearable when he moved a little. He found Dr. Yang, who touched him carefully and claimed that there was no problem. He just lay down and rested for a few days and sent him to the car to leave. At the moment when the patient struggled to get into the car door, Dr. Yang suddenly exerted his strength with his legs and hands, accompanied by a "bang" of bones. At this time, Dr. Yang said it was all right. Your leg is really good now. You just need to take less anti-inflammatory drugs and rest for a while. At that time, I saw that the problem was more serious after the inspection. I'm afraid you were afraid of bonesetting at that time and couldn't relax physically and mentally. First of all, it will affect my efforts. Second, it will aggravate your pain. So, relax your mind, and then suddenly try to straighten your bones when you are not paying attention. Secondly, there was a man in his forties and fifties at the scene. He has been in bed for many years, and he has failed to seek medical treatment everywhere, which has brought great burden to his family. Later, he came here with an attempt. Under the careful diagnosis and treatment of Dr. Yang, he basically walked normally within one month. The rest is roughly this kind, so I won't go into details here. It seems to be 1993, when I was in junior high school in Neixiang, I fell heavily on the way after class, and my left palm supported the brick floor. My wrist was sweating with pain. My father took me to Huang Shuihe to find Dr. Yang. At that time, Dr. Yang had a yard on the east side of the highway road, including a clinic, a pharmacy and several inpatient departments. As the place of home visit, but there is one of his sons (it seems to be the second son), Dr. Yang is treating at home in the village behind the old paper mill in Luxi, and there are many people waiting in line at home and in the hospital. At that time, my father chatted with the families of other patients who found Dr. Yang's home. I did hear that some of them came from Luoyang, which is far away, and said that Dr. Yang was also famous there. Dr. Yang first gently but carefully touched my wrist and palm root, and then seemed to give me a bite to hold back the pain and help me pinch my wrist. By the way, Dr. Yang's hands are very big and long, bony but powerful, a bit like the taste of the master acupuncturist in martial arts novels, hehe. Later, I put on a black ointment. Of course, because I'm an old friend, I won't accept money anyway, but other patients say that people usually charge 30 yuan for sticking this black ointment (in the 1990s, it was rumored that Dr. Yang's family property was over one million). Then I put a small splint, put a book under it, hung it around my neck with a bandage, and then went home to school. In the following years, my left hand became obviously weak and could not support or lift heavy objects like my left hand. Later, with the growth of my age, I learned the complexity of comminuted fractures in western medicine and the influence of fragments that can't be completely pieced together or cleaned up after surgery. Fortunately, nearly 20 years have passed, and now the wrist problem is not serious, basically as usual, but it will rattle when the wrist rotates, hehe. After returning to China many years ago, I passed by the old place and learned that Dr. Yang's family had built this large orthopedic hospital and that Dr. Yang had passed away. One of his sons took over and another child opened an orthopedic clinic in the county. Of course, none of these things have been verified. The reason why I don't recommend the county hospital very much is that I went home to accompany my mother to treat diseases years ago. As the highest-level third-class first-class hospital, the county hospital did not put a central venous indwelling needle in the internal medicine department, but was operated by the surgical director (a lady) personally. As a result, it took nearly 1 hour, and it was pricked many times before and after, including once into the carotid artery, and the old lady lost a lot of blood. After the doctor left, the patient said he did. Before central venous indwelling, it was done once by an old lady in Nanyang Central Hospital, which took less than 5 minutes, which was the time for young doctor Li to demonstrate to another intern. In addition, during intravenous injection (intravenous drip) in the internal medicine department of the county hospital, the old lady was injected with ginseng white and compound amino acid 18AA, without any explanation, until the old lady felt uncomfortable in the chest and palpitations, and refused to lose anyway. I didn't think it was right, so I looked it up online. Shenbai injection is allergic, so we need to control the speed and observe. A few days later, the director of internal medicine said that the old lady had renal failure at that time, but I found that they were still using compound amino acid 18AA, and the drug instructions clearly stated that those with renal insufficiency were prohibited. In a rage, I knocked on the duty room door of the internal medicine director that night to wake him up. I explained the situation, and he actually said, "OK, I'll check the book again right away." A nurse told me that I couldn't use it and changed it directly. The old lady was in poor health before hospitalization, and her condition deteriorated sharply during hospitalization. Now I regret that I listened to the opinions of other relatives and did not send her to Nanyang. After all, it was good to have surgery or treatment in the central hospital before. I'm almost middle-aged. When you see a problem, you feel it in your heart. I told a bunch of miscellaneous things. I hope you can judge and understand for yourself. The first two sentences are from the heart, please refer to them.