That was the progress of acupuncture—extremely slow. One could even say the problem was significant, something Du Heng had never anticipated.
Each acupuncture session, beyond accurately locating the acupoints, involved selecting the right acupoints, which was also an essential part.
And these acupoints were chosen following the rules of meridian circulation.
However, all the doctors assigned to him were from the Traditional Chinese Medicine Internal Medicine Department. They were very familiar with the meridians in internal medicine, such as how the liver meridian and gallbladder meridian flowed, with no confusion at all.
The problem was that the meridians related to acupoints and those related to the viscera in internal medicine were actually two separate systems.
