Liang Yijun's life

From June 65438 to June 0927, he was born in Beijing, where his grandfather and uncle were both famous doctors. Since childhood, I have been adhering to family training and determined to study medicine. He studied the classics of Chinese medicine, recited the classics, and specialized in Huang Zhi art, which was passed down by his family. Later, he worshipped Beijing famous doctors Zong Weixin and Zhao Shuping as teachers and devoted himself to studying medical theory. After liberation, Liang Yijun studied in the School of Continuing Education of Chinese Medicine and the College of Chinese Medicine for five years. She cherished every learning opportunity, studied hard and laid a solid foundation of Chinese and Western medicine. As a teacher of Neijing in the middle class of western medicine, she felt a great responsibility. She believes that the quality of the classroom is related to how young western medicine students understand Chinese medicine. In order to learn Neijing well, spread the essence of traditional Chinese medicine, and truly let students realize that traditional Chinese medicine is indeed a great treasure house, Liang Yijun devoted himself to studying, often prepared lessons late into the night, and clinical teaching was also very serious and strict. Liang Yijun's sense of responsibility for her work and her love for Chinese medicine have always accompanied her medical career.

1956 passed the national examination of Chinese medicine practitioners.

From 65438 to 0959, he served as the internal medicine teacher of the first advanced western medicine learning Chinese medicine class (three-year program) in Beijing, and was the head of the theoretical research group of Beijing Chinese Medicine Association.

From 65438 to 0966, he was transferred to the director of Chinese medicine department of Jinhua Hospital in Jinzhou, Liaoning Province, and concurrently served as a teacher of Liaoning College of Traditional Chinese Medicine, vice chairman of Liaoning Society of Traditional Chinese Medicine, and director of Zhongjing Institute in Liaoning Province. He has participated in the rescue work of large-area burns for many times, summed up his experience and published it in written form, which filled the gap in Chinese medicine. Summarizing the clinical treatment experience of aplastic anemia in 1960s, the author thinks that "tonifying kidney-yang can produce blood, nourishing kidney-yin can stabilize the disease", and puts forward the academic viewpoint of "tonifying kidney to produce blood".

During 1969, a flood occurred in Jinxi, Liaoning Province. At that time, Liang Yijun was the head of the Japanese encephalitis rescue team in Jinhua Hospital. On a flooded night, the hospital called a child with Japanese encephalitis and told him that he was in critical condition. At that time, the disaster was serious and there was no means of transportation. She took a stick to explore the road and risked her life. At night, she walked in waist-deep water for more than an hour to the hospital and took the child back from the hands of death. In an interview with Health Times on 200 1, the reporter asked Professor Liang Yijun if he had thought about his own safety at that time. She said, "of course, but the child is dying, and I can't care about it." If the child dies because I don't go, I will always regret it.

From 65438 to 0984, he was transferred to China-Gao Qian Friendship Hospital, and served as director of foreign guests ward, deputy director of internal medicine of China Medical University, member of academic committee and tutor of graduate students. In the clinical experience of treating various blood diseases with integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine, the names of Chinese medicine diseases such as blood deficiency, phlegm toxin and multiple bone arthralgia are put forward, which fills the shortcomings of Chinese medicine.

1990, a member of the National Committee for Blood Syndrome in Ren Zhonghua, was selected as the first batch of 500 Chinese medicine experts in China by the Ministry of Personnel, the Ministry of Health and the Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine, and was awarded "special government allowance for outstanding contributions" by the State Council. He has been to Hong Kong, Japan, University of California, Harvard University and other places for academic exchanges and lectures.

200 1 Liang Yijun's clinical experience was published by China Medical Science and Technology Press.

Liang Yijun is good at treating internal medicine of traditional Chinese medicine and gynecological diseases, especially blood diseases, vascular diseases, digestive system, nervous system, liver diseases, kidney diseases, fever, infertility and teratomas. Up to now, there are still famous old Chinese medicine practitioners in Beijing's China-Japan Friendship Hospital, Gulou Chinese Medicine Hospital and Beijing Tongrentang in Qianmen Dashilan.