He is good at treating diabetes and its complications. He is good at treating diabetes and its complications, cerebrovascular diseases and digestive system diseases. Published more than 30 academic papers in national and provincial journals; Published four monographs, such as Geriatrics and Modern Diagnosis and Treatment of Difficult Diseases in Traditional Chinese Medicine, and a large-scale series, China Handed Down Medical Code; Hosted and participated in 10 national, provincial and municipal scientific research projects; Won 2 provincial and municipal science and technology progress awards.
Principles of dietotherapy for diabetes: 1. Food is diverse, mainly cereals; Eat more vegetables, fruits and potatoes; Often eat milk, beans or their products; Eat fish, poultry, eggs and lean meat in moderation, and eat less fat and meat oil; Light and little salt, limit alcohol and quit smoking, and avoid sweets. Second, cooking methods: choose more chicken, lean meat and fish; Cut off fat or chicken skin before cooking; Avoid using a lot of seasonings and oils; Use a non-stick pan to reduce oil consumption and avoid seasoning with a lot of sugar; Cooking methods mainly include steaming, boiling, bleaching and stewing. Third, regular quantitative, eat less and eat more meals, can avoid postprandial hyperglycemia. Fourth, food intake and physical activity should be balanced to maintain a proper weight.
In recent years, he devoted himself to the research of treating diabetes with traditional Chinese medicine, accumulated unique experience and achieved good clinical effect. It has a very good reputation among the general public and has also been highly praised by peers in the industry. He was invited to participate in the 20/0/2 National Symposium on Clinical Application of Classic Prescriptions and the International Forum on Classic Prescriptions (Nanjing), the Third International Symposium on Classic Prescriptions (Beijing, 20/0/3) and the Diabetes Society of the World Federation of Chinese Medicine. His deeds and academic thoughts have been reported by China Journal of Contemporary Medicine, Jiangsu Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Southern Metropolis Daily-column of famous doctors, Yangcheng Evening News, Zhujiang Evening News, Zhuhai TV Station and other media.
I am willing to spread and popularize Chinese medicine knowledge. In recent years, dozens of lectures on TCM health preservation have been held in Zhuhai TV station and various units in the city, and they have been interviewed by media such as Zhuhai Special Zone Daily and Zhujiang Evening News for many times to preach TCM health preservation knowledge. On 20 13, Lingnan Classic Salon, an academic website of traditional Chinese medicine, was established to popularize the academic and clinical treatment experience of traditional Chinese medicine, which has great influence in China, especially in Lingnan area.
Sit-in Consultation: A Common Prescription for Curing Stubborn Diseases
This old Japanese man is already a frequent visitor to Liu Zhilong. In the past ten years, the two have upgraded from ordinary doctor-patient relationship to friends. "I have been looking for Dr. Liu to treat diseases. He is a good man and his medical skills are good. I trust him very much. Therefore, after I was diagnosed with rectal cancer in 2005, I chose to have surgery in Zhuhai, which runs counter to the choice of most Japanese to return to China for medical treatment! " The Japanese entrepreneur who has lived in Zhuhai for 18 years said.
After feeling the pulse of the Japanese old man, Liu Zhilong bent down and gently pressed the skin of the old man's ankle while asking about his illness. He thought for a moment and smiled and told the old man: "The edema of both lower limbs has been much less than last week! I'll give you some soup to recuperate! "
So, look, smell, ask and cut.
Just four words, but full of Liu Zhilong's work for more than 30 years, is also the norm of his work.
Liu Zhilong holds several posts: vice president of the Second People's Hospital of Zhuhai, doctoral supervisor, standing committee member of the Brain Disease Professional Committee of the Chinese Medicine Association, standing committee member of the Diabetes Society of the World Federation of Chinese Medicine, president of the Zhuhai Chinese Medicine Association, standing committee member of Zhuhai CPPCC, etc. However, what he values most is his career as a doctor. He said, "I feel very satisfied when I can save lives." Recently, he was awarded the title of "Guangdong Famous Old Traditional Chinese Medicine Doctor".
Every Tuesday and Friday morning, it is the time for Liu Zhilong to sit in the clinic. On the first night, he would rest early, because the huge workload required him to concentrate for nearly five hours the next day, and he didn't rest from 8 am to noon.
"Dr. Liu is good at treating diseases, especially diabetes, which has freed me from insulin. When a friend recommended it to me, I recommended it to my relatives and friends. " Patient Wei Dajie said. In this way, through word of mouth, more and more patients registered for medical treatment in Liu Zhilong often need to make an appointment one or two weeks in advance, and many of them come from neighboring cities. Liu Zhilong sympathizes with the patients' difficulties and insists on seeing all patients even after work. "I can see more than 40 patients in one morning!" Liu Zhilong looked tired: "Tired and happy! I am very happy to see that many patients who come to see a doctor have improved. "
Liu Zhilong is best at treating diseases with classic prescriptions, especially diabetes. Classic prescription is a prescription recorded in classic medical works before Han Dynasty, and the most representative one is the classic prescription recorded in Treatise on Febrile Diseases by Zhang Zhongjing. Some people question whether the ancient prescription can cure this disease. However, the curative effect gives the answer.
Ms. Liu is 39 years old and was diagnosed with diabetes last year. "I have always been healthy. How did I get this disease? " Ms. Liu is very depressed: "I will take insulin every day for the rest of my life. How can I live? " In the face of excited patients, Liu Zhilong did not interrupt her complaint, but patiently listened and persuaded her to prescribe a decoction for Ms. Liu. Ms. Liu said that after taking the medicine for several months, her blood sugar has stabilized at a normal level and she can eat normally.
In addition to the elderly and diabetics, parents also like to bring their children to see a doctor. "The child has been coughing for several days, can't eat anything, can't sleep well, and has to ask Dr. Liu for help." The mother of a 6-year-old child said: "The Chinese medicine prescribed by Dr. Liu is not bitter. It is good for the child to drink it and the medicine is cured."
Be a teacher: open forums online, sit in clinics and accept students.
Every time I visit, there are always two or three "disciples" around Liu Zhilong, sometimes more.
"This is similar to the practice of taking apprentices in ancient Chinese medicine." Liu Zhilong said that when he was sitting in the consulting room, he would explain the patient's pulse condition to his disciples and explain the reasons for adding or subtracting the drug dosage. "Practice is the best way to learn." Liu Zhilong said.
These "apprentices" became attached to Liu Zhilong and had a platform with the same characteristics-Lingnan Classic Salon. This is an academic forum of traditional Chinese medicine founded by Liu Zhilong on the Internet. At present, the click rate has exceeded100000. There are many classical doctors from Lingnan area gathered here. Classic prescription lovers can publish their own incurable diseases and experience in diagnosis and treatment in addition to classical theories and summaries of classic prescriptions, and the atmosphere is excellent.
"On the forum, I became attached to Premier Liu. Later, I hoped to practice with him, and he readily agreed. " Wang Lianning, a student of Southern Medical University, said: "In the study, Dean Liu has no secret recipe, and everything is taught to us openly. In addition, I also admire his patience and love for patients. I have never seen a patient have a problem with him. "
There are even "disciples" who have traveled thousands of miles to learn from Liu Zhilong. Li Xiaoyu, a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner in Jiangxi, is very famous in the local area, and has published two books on traditional Chinese medicine. He got to know Liu Zhilong through the forum. In order to learn from Liu Zhilong, he has lived in Zhuhai for a long time, and every outpatient day in Liu Zhilong, Li Xiaoyu will be there to study.
"On one occasion, Premier Liu wrote a prescription with a total price of only 70 cents, but the patient's tinea manuum soon recovered, and we all laughed at him. The registration fee is not expensive. This is his consistent style, and only common ingredients and herbs can cure intractable diseases. " Li Xiaoyu said, "He taught us to be considerate of patients and not to prescribe too many expensive prescriptions."
In fact, Liu Zhilong is a teacher. After finishing his postgraduate studies at Hunan University of Chinese Medicine, he stayed as a teacher for three years. Liu Zhilong believes that "the vitality of Chinese medicine lies in the clinic", so 1994 declined the invitation to stay and teach in Nanjing University of Chinese Medicine and chose to settle in Zhuhai, where he started his medical career as an ordinary doctor.
As the president of Zhuhai Chinese Medicine Association and a member of CPPCC, Liu Zhilong especially hopes Zhuhai can become a "strong city of Chinese medicine". He once submitted a proposal on the development of Chinese medicine, emphasizing that "talent is the key to the development of Chinese medicine". He said: "With more talents and higher technical level of doctors, the health of patients can be guaranteed and it is no longer difficult to see a doctor. I can see dozens of patients alone in the morning. If a large number of excellent Chinese medicine practitioners can be trained in Zhuhai, wouldn't the health of the majority of patients be more secure? "