Search
醫學上有一種稱為「鱷魚淚綜合症」（crocodile tear syndrome）的臉部神經疾病，它是貝爾氏麻痹症（Bell’s palsy）的後遺症。患者的面神經（facial nerve）受損後再生，但本應連接口水腺的神經線卻錯誤地與淚腺相連，所以患者每逢準備吃東西的時候，就會不由自主地淚眼淚。
香港亦有一位婦人有類似的「鱷魚淚」症狀，她每每於記者會中說盡怋滅人性的說話，卻又擺出一副哽咽難過的模樣。她的症狀應該與臉部神經無關，她只不過是失去了人性與良心而已。
[ MY JOURNEY OF MASTERING METAPHYSICS II ]
If you have been thinking of learning Chinese Metaphysics 玄學, I need to be honest with you.
Training to be a competent Metaphysics practitioner is not for the weak-minded, or those in for a quick buck.
Sorry for bursting your bubble of fallacies.
You can choose to specialize in one or a few genres. If you have a very brilliant and dedicated Shifu as your teacher, you are expected to be competent in many areas. And I mean, M-A-N-Y.
When I was about 13 years old, I came up with this game of adding up the numbers in a car plate. So in the many car rides I had with my younger sister, we would be competing to see who got the answer first, of any car that passed us by.
I always have an edge over her, being five years older. It takes me only two seconds or less to get the total sum of four random numbers.
I now think that was Divine Intervention preparing me for my inevitable future.
During my painful training as a Metaphysics practitioner, my mental dexterity was stretched wider than capabilities of the Elastic Girl. The homework was endless. The pressure was forever mounting.
In my bookshelves, I have easily 200 or more books on Metaphysics and Buddhism, mainly from Taiwan and Hong Kong. 90% are read. 70% of them are read more than once. Or even thrice.
Shifu believes that an able practitioner is one who has many real-life experiences, not just from reading books.
For starters, he wanted us to go out there and with whatever knowledge we have at that time, consult people for free and solve their problems. Master that ability to read people as if they are naked, so that they don't need to tell you their Bazi or Chinese names, and you would know their past, present and future.
When you can read a person very well, you can already read their living environments, without being physically there. Hence the saying, 人如其屋，屋如其人.
I now take about 10 seconds to read a person completely inside out. But Shifu does it in a split second. #姜還是老的辣 #oldgingeristhespiciest
My early years of training were very harsh.
When I go for my flight, during those long lull periods, I have to talk to a colleague, be it my junior or senior, about Metaphysics. It usually starts off with me analyzing my colleague's Chinese name and the conversation will flow from there. Love life problems, career choices, children issues, etc. Sure there were many awkward starts, embarrassing pauses but these interactions sure honed my skills and confidence fast.
When we dine at a restaurant, right after the waitress takes our order and leaves Shifu would turn round and ask us, so what is the most distinguishable feature on the waitress' face? What problem is she facing now? What does that mole on her face signify?
Insert *Blank looks all round the table.*
Got mole meh?
One of our most memorable impromptu training comes from cab rides. Taxi drivers are notorious for being opinionated, especially the older ones. Learning how to talk to them about Metaphysics and Buddhism was a nerve-zapping challenge for many of us.
If we shun away, we get scolded by Shifu. And gentle isn't exactly an adjective you would use to describe his chiding.
If we have the courage of a lion, as novices at that time, we fall short in the confidence and knowledge department, and the conversation usually ends with the taxi driver having the final (wrong) say.
Insert *bang head against wall*.
Once, we were at Uniqlo Suntec. Shifu wanted us to go up and advised the mother of a young male teenager, about a particular facial feature he has.
The mother was none other than Pan Lingling. She was at the store together with Rebecca Lim, Belinda Lin, Chew Chor Meng, Chen Han Wei, her husband and her son. Intimidated by their celebritity status, my Dharma Brother shook his head and did not dare to approach them.
I took a deep breath, walked up to the group and said what I should, pretending that I did not know who they were. Turned out that another practitioner had once told Pan Lingling about her son's feature too. #gladItried
It wasn't lead conversion that Shifu wanted us to learn. It was the willingness to help people and the guts to stand by the ancient knowledge of our sages, that Shifu hopes for us to master. A good doctor will never back away from treating a patient, just because the patient is very famous, right?
I used to write many lengthy Bazi reports, using the Bazi of famous people and people around me as case studies. I wrote countless reports analyzing Chinese names of people I know and people I don't know.
None of my reports passed Shifu's scrutiny on the first round. So there were often many, many, many rounds of correction...
I used to spend many late nights poring through the modern Chinese dictionary and the Kang Xi Chinese dictionary, coming up with suitable Chinese names for a fictitious Bazi. I figured it is that kind of nightmare that will wake me up if one day I slip into a coma.
I had to learn to write in traditional Chinese, as the art of 姓名學 Name Analysis is built on the foundation of traditional Chinese characters, not the simplified form that we are writing now.
The first time I wrote a 2-pager in traditional Chinese, it took me four hours.
I have sat in for hundreds and hundreds of Bazi consultations and Feng Shui audits.
Every time Shifu finished a Feng Shui audit or any consultation, we have to tell him what we had learn from the audit and explain why he did what he did. Without looking at our notes. Eloquence, memory power and solution suitability are the key points he is looking for. If any one of us screws up, never mind, just go home and write a report, detailing everything. 😱😱😱
Formulas for Bazi and Feng Shui (Yin House and Yang House) to memorize run as long, if not longer, as the Oxford Dictionary.
What I have shared is probably only 30% of what I had gone through as a Metaphysics apprentice.
Is it easy to learn to be a Chinese Metaphysics practitioner?
That depends on what caliber you aim to be.
To be continued.
อ่านข่าวน้องนักเรียนโดนแก้วกระแทกใบหน้าแล้วเกิดปากเบี้ยวขึ้นก็ทำให้นึกถึงหัวข้อการlectureที่หมอต้องสอนนักศึกษาแพทย์ทุกเดือนคือเรื่องการบาดเจ็บของเส้นประสาทใบหน้า หรือที่เรียกว่าfacial nerve injury
เส้นประสาทอันนี้ถือเป็นเส้นประสาทคู่ที่7ที่ออกมาจากสมอง มาเลี้ยงกล้ามเนื้อของใบหน้า ที่ทำให้เราแสดงอารมณ์ได้ เช่น ยิ้มได้ หัวเราะได้ ร้องไห้ได้ ถ้าเส้นประสาทเส้นนี้ไม่ทำงานก็จะเป็นคนหน้านิ่งๆนะครับ
โดยมากแล้วถ้าเกิดอุบัติเหตุจนบาดเจ็บต่อเส้นประสาทอันนี้ มักจะต้องเกิดมีแผลฉีกขาดที่แก้ม เพราะเส้นประสาทเส้นนี้จะวิ่งอยู่ในชั้นใต้ผิวหนังบริเวณนี้ครับ แต่การกระแทกชนิดที่ไม่มีแผลฉ๊กขาดแล้วเกิดปากเบี้ยวขึ้นแบบนี้ ต้องถือว่าโชคร้ายมากๆครับ เพราะไม่ได้เกิดบ่อย
แต่ก็ต้องถือว่ายังโชคดี เพราะการที่ปากเบี้ยวโดยไม่มีแผลฉีกขาดนั้น โดยมากเส้นประสาทจะฟื้นฟูและหายกลับมาทำงานได้เองโดยที่ไม่ต้องผ่าตัด ภายใน2-3เดือน มีน้อยมากที่สุดท้ายต้องอาศัยการผ่าตัดช่วยครับ
ศัลยแพทย์ตกแต่งหรือศัลยแพทย์ระบบประสาทจะมีความชำนาญพิเศษในการผ่าตัดแก้ไขเส้นประสาทใบหน้าเส้นนี้ เพราะมักต้องใช้การผ่าตัดผ่านกล้องขยาย ซึ่งจะต้องอาศัยทักษะความชำนาญที่สูงเป็นพิเศษ ซึ่งในโรงเรียนแพทย์เรามีคนไข้แบบนี้ประจำครับ
ดังนั้น ก็คิดว่าน้องนักเรียนที่เป้นข่าว สุดท้ายมีโอกาสจะกลับมาหายเป็นปกติสูงมากครับ ถ้าเกิดจากการกระแทกจริง แต่ยังไงก็ต้องตรวจให้ละเอียดก่อนว่าสาเหตุที่แท้จริงเกิดจากอะไร เพราะการที่อยู่ดีดีมีปากเบี้ยวนั้น มีสาเหตุหลากหลายมากครับ
@หากมีปัญหาด้านศัลยกรรมตกแต่งสามารถinboxหรือline: dr.surawejrama ได้ครับซึ่ง
#หมอจะพยายามตอบทุกคำถาม
#แต่หมอตอบแค่เป็นแนวทางนะครับ
#ถามละเอียดต้องมาตรวจครับ
#และหมอไม่ตอบคำถามในcommentนะครับ
#หมอไม่ได้ตอบคำถามทันทีบางทีอาจรอเป็นวันเป็นสัปดาห์
#คำถามbasicทั่วไปลองอ่านในเพจก่อนถามนะครับ
หรือถ้าต้องการมาตรวจสามารถมาได้ที่
รพรามาทุกวันจันทร์ 9-18น หรือวันเสาร์ 9-11.30 โทรนัด 022003186 (โทรได้เฉพาะวันเวลาราชการเท่านั้นนะครับ) แต่โทรติดยากมากนะครับและมีเพียงเบอร์เดียว โทรไม่ติดไม่ใช่เรื่องแปลกครับ ! แต่ถ้าโทรไม่ติดเลย อาจwalk in มาเลยก็ได้ ถ้าเป็นโรคที่มีปัญหาหมอจะพยายามแทรกคิวตรวจให้เสมอนะครับ
หรือรพ.พระราม9 ทุกวันอาทิตย์ 10.30-16.30 น โทร 022029800 (โทรได้ทุกวัน ติดง่าย)
Perforated Ear Drum - Dr. Hung Che Wai Terry@FindDoc.com
Source: https://www.finddoc.com/en
People mentioned that eardrum could be ruptured easily, especially when the eardrum is poked. Others said that the change of air pressure during flight or sneezing too hard could cause perforated eardrum. Can our eardrum be ruptured that easy?
(1) Where is eardrum located? Can the things mentioned really rupture our eardrums? Any other common causes? 0:20
(2) What are the symptoms when eardrum is perforated? Would it affect our hearing? 1:46
(3) How is a Ruptured Eardrum Treated? 2:37
(4) “It’s better to use cotton-tipped swab instead of curette to remove ear wax.” Is that a correct statement? How should we keep our ears clean? 3:38
Search Doctor information:
https://www.finddoc.com/
Let's Connect:
https://www.facebook.com/FindDoc
https://plus.google.com/102821364210960788806/posts
On June 8, 2012 professional Muay Thai fighter, Daniel Ketley was
involved in a serious accident that would hinder his profession. What happened that night is still unclear, on the way to a friend's home one night Ketley remembered it raining and that's where it stops.
To the blind eye it looks like a motorbike accident, however his motorbike had no scrapes, either, the only damage being to the front, consistent with being hit by something, and the two rear view mirrors were smashed. Ketley's T-shirt and jeans he was wearing at the time were wet from the rain, but had no mud, gravel, rips or damage.
It is believed he was hit on the head several times with something hard and then robbed of his wallet, with 400 THB inside, his insurance ID card and his mobile phone.
Ketley suffered a fractured skull which required 45 stitches, haemorrhaging and compression on the brain, air bubbles in the brain, a shattered eye socket, jaw broken in three places, four lost teeth, a fractured vertebra, nerve damage to his neck and shoulder, and a fracture in the skull between his nose and upper lip. He spent five hours in surgery undergoing facial reconstruction.
Ketley's injury in Brachial Plexus, a tearing of the nerves from the neck of the spinal chord, which has caused him to lose the use of his right arm.
His goal is to be a Muay Thai champion and this injury is not going to stop his dream. You can still see Ketley hitting pads and doing bag work with one good arm at Tiger Muay Thai. I'll get back in the ring with one arm, I prefer two, but I'll get back in with one arm." said Ketley
A film by Jeff Sainlar
http://www.jeffsainlar.com/
http://www.tigermuaythai.com/
http://www.fightingthai.com/
http://www.facebook.com/brenlui
http://www.brenlui.blogspot.com
So everybody!
here is a summary in ENGLISH to let all of you know more about my botox journey :)
How does Botox work?
Botox works to relax the contraction of muscles by blocking nerve impulses. The result is muscles that can no longer contract, and so the wrinkles relax and soften.
The Botox procedure is..?
Botox procedures do not require anesthesia and usually take just a few minutes to perform. The protein is injected into the muscle using a fine needle in order to minimize discomfort and maximize accuracy.(Feels like doing Chinese acupuncture.) Doctors will hold your face with hands afterwards. It is recommended that patients avoid alcohol for about a week before the procedure. In order to minimize bruising, patients should stop using aspirin and anti-inflammatory medications about two weeks before treatment.
Before & After
(Please watch 04:18! :D)
Few days after Botox?
Most patients do not report feeling pain after undergoing botox, and patients are advised to eat as much warm easy to digest food as possible.
Any other methods to get a smaller face?
1」Lifting massage with toner
2」Makeup, shading
3」Hair style
4」Outfit
Lastly, I will make a video about Restylane nose filler injection very very soon! Please give me a liitle bit more time, and see you next time, please SUB and follow my facebook page! Thanks dear!!!
The facial nerve is the 7th cranial nerve and carries nerve fibers that control facial movement and expression. The facial nerve also carries nerves that ... ... <看更多>
The facial nerve is the seventh cranial nerve (CN VII). It arises from the brain stem and extends posteriorly to the abducens nerve and ... ... <看更多>
facial nerve 在 The Facial Nerve (CN VII) - Course - TeachMeAnatomy 的相關結果
The nerve arises in the pons, an area of the brainstem. It begins as two roots; a large motor root, and a small sensory root (the part of the facial nerve that ... ... <看更多>