Yinchuan - Keval Bala Maram has been occupied all morning by measuring blood pressure, verifying the body mass index (BMI) and giving medical suggestions to residents who queue for health exams in the village of the case, the NOXIA HUI Autonomous Region of northwest China. p
Maram could not remember how many villagers he has served, but Xiao Qiaoling, one of his patients, is impressed with this foreign face.
"I was surprised when Chinese spoke to me, wondering, wondering, wondering, wondering about my age, medical history and measuring my blood pressure like Chinese doctors," Xiao said.
In addition to Maram, 17 international medical students from countries such as India, Pakistan and Tanzania participated in this voluntary medical service organized by the University and Stomatological Hospi of Yinchhuan Tal.
"For medical students, experience is the best teacher," said Shan Bin, head of the University of International Education of the University, adding that this voluntary activity is carried out by each vacation from summer and winter.
According to Richard Djurist Ngenzi, Maram classmate, in addition to performing medical care services under professionals, they also visited hospitals in villages and municipalities to learn about the development of medical and health services Primary in the rural areas of China when speaking to patients.
"it is good The seventy -year -old villager, Ma Cunhu, aligned for acupuncture on his right foot, which has been hurting for a year. When observing his TCM teacher (Traditional Chinese Medicine) inserting a needle into the skin, Ngenzi sees a feeling of relief in the face of Ma. More international medical students, including international medicine students, including Ngenzi, to learn acupuncture, massage and windy, said Guo Bin, professor at the TCM School of the University.
"It is difficult to learn but useful in real life. When my colleagues have a back pain, I always give massages," Ngenzi said. "Western medicine also has limits and TCM serves as a good alternative."
last year, Ngenzi joined the TCM school association. "I want to learn more. I think what we are doing is significant, and I hope there are more volunteer activities in the future," said Ngenzi.
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