During the Western Han Dynasty more than 2000 years ago, there was a woman named Qi Yi, who was a famous female doctor in the early history of our country. Yi has been interested in herbs since he was a child. When I was a teenager, I went up the mountain to collect medicine, and after smashing it, I treated the villagers. Whenever a doctor passes by, she always asks for advice modestly. Over time, she learned a lot of medical knowledge and accumulated rich clinical experience. Once, I brought a patient with abdominal edema from other places. His stomach is bigger than the pregnant woman who is about to give birth, his umbilical eyes are prominent, and his body is skinny and dying. Yiyou examined her carefully, took out a few silver needles, stabbed the patient's abdomen and legs several times in a row, and took out a pack of powder and sprinkled it on the patient's umbilical eye, wrapped it in silk soaked in hot water, and fed the patient with Chinese medicine. After a few days, the patient's swelling gradually subsided, and in less than 10 days, the patient could get up and move. Later, after Yi's medical skills were known by Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty, he was recruited into the palace and served as a doctor to treat the empress dowager, which won the trust of the empress dowager.

Specializing in the treatment of tumors and warts-"Bao Xian Gu"

Bao Gu, the daughter of Bao Liang, the magistrate of Nanhai, Guangdong Province in Jin Dynasty, was also a famous female doctor, and her husband Ge Hong was a famous alchemist in Jin Dynasty, who had written medical classics such as Elbow Backup Emergency Prescription. Because of the long-term contact and the influence of family, it has created good conditions for her to practice medicine and treat diseases. She followed her husband for a long time in Luofushan, Guangdong, to make an alchemy and treat the people. Dai people in Lingnan respectfully call her "Bao Xiangu". Baogu practices medicine and collects herbs, and has traveled all over Guangzhou, Nanhai, Huiyang and Boluo. Her medical skills are exquisite and meticulous. She is good at acupuncture and is famous for treating tumors and warts. She used red-footed wormwood, which grows everywhere at the foot of Yuexiu Mountain, as wormwood to treat diseases. Therefore, she was later called "Bao Gu Ai". After Bao Gu's death, Lingnan people built Bao Gu Temple in Xiasanyuan Palace in Yuexiu Mountain, Guangzhou, to commemorate her contribution to medical career.

Surgeon-Miss Zhang

There was a famous surgeon named Zhang Xiaoniang in the Song Dynasty. It is said that when Miss Zhang was young. One day, a traveling doctor passed by the door and asked her for a glass of water. Seeing an old man with a silver beard, Zhang Xiaozi invited him into the room, offered his seat to make tea, and warmly entertained him for food. Seeing that she was smart, virtuous and diligent, the old doctor taught her surgical secrets such as surgery and pharmaceutical ointment. I also gave her a secret, but I didn't pass it on to the other side of gangrene. We'll talk about it later. After constant practice, Zhang Xiaozi finally became a female doctor proficient in surgery. All patients with sores, ulcers and swelling came to see a doctor, and after her diagnosis and treatment, there was no miraculous effect.

Tan Yunxian, a female doctor specializing in gynecological diseases

Tan Yunxian, female doctor in Ming Dynasty, was born in Wuxi, Jiangsu. His grandfather used to be a doctor in Nanjing and a local famous doctor. His grandmother is also very proficient in medicine. Tan Yunxian received a good education from his family and studied medicine under the guidance of his grandparents. Shortly after marriage, she suffered from qi-blood imbalance. She didn't give up studying medicine, but took her illness as the research object and prescribed her own medicine.

Finally cured the disease. Soon, her grandmother was bedridden and taught her all the secret recipes and pharmaceutical tools before she died. In feudal society, some boudoir cadres and rich children suffered from gynecological diseases. Because of the shackles of feudal ethics, they are ashamed to seek treatment from male doctors, which often delays their illness. Tan Yunxian is famous for his superb medical skills, and female patients have gone there one after another. Later, Tan Yunxian became a local female doctor specializing in gynecological diseases. At the age of 50, Tan Yunxian summed up the medical skills taught by her grandmother and her years of clinical experience, and wrote a book Miscellaneous Notes of Female Doctors, which was handed down to later generations.