A barrel, how much water it can hold is determined not by its longest plank, but by its shortest one.
Traditional Chinese medicine emphasizes the human body as a whole, stressing the reciprocal relationship between people and the natural environment. It treats the human body as an organic whole, curing illnesses by adjusting the yin-yang balance and the flow of qi and blood.
Lu Xuan can accept that he is not proficient in everything, but he does not allow himself to have any overly weak areas.
In the realm of rheumatism, it has clearly become a blind spot for him at the moment.
If he hadn't encountered such a patient today and learned quite a bit about rheumatism from Du Huo, he might still not know where his weaknesses lie.
Filling in the gaps is something Lu Xuan feels he must do.
After going through a few books for about an hour, Lu Xuan gained a better understanding of the meridians and limb diseases.
