Song Yan estimated that it was dozens of miles from the hospital to the military dog ​​training camp.

The wall enclosed a large area of ​​land. There were two three-story buildings and several single-story houses.

There were still guards standing at the entrance of the base. They checked Shen Dongqi's credentials, and perhaps because they had been notified in advance, they only asked Song Yan a couple of questions before letting him in.

Song Yan had never been to a pet hospital before, so he was quite curious about it.

Once inside, I discovered that it was very similar to a regular hospital.

A young man was waiting anxiously at the door of the ward.

Shen Dongqi shouted, "Zhoushan!"

The man called Zhoushan by Shen Dongqi walked up in a few steps, "This must be Wei Aiguo's wife, Comrade Song Yan! Hello! I am Xiang Zhoushan."

This urgency and respect are just like that of a patient's family.

"Yes, just call me Song Yan!"

Shen Dongqi explained, "He is Bai Shuang's handler. In their eyes, military dogs are almost like their own children. I told him on the phone that you were coming."

Song Yan: "I understand! I will do my best!"

At that moment, a person in a white coat walked out of the ward.

Xiang Zhoushan immediately gave an introduction.

It turned out to be Bai Shuang's attending physician. This doctor spoke concisely and directly, explaining Bai Shuang's condition without a single wasted word.

Bai Shuang had a penetrating wound in her abdomen that damaged her intestines, and underwent intestinal repair surgery. Bai Shuang also had a wound on her hind leg, but it was a superficial wound and has been sutured.

After undergoing intestinal repair surgery, Bai Shuang's condition was very poor. It couldn't withstand further amputation.

Its lower foreleg suffered a comminuted fracture.

Song Yan: "Do you have any videos? Let me see!"

Everyone was stunned. They had heard that Song Yan was a self-taught practitioner of traditional Chinese medicine. Could she also read medical records?

Song Yan didn't know much about dogs' skeletal structure, but she wanted to check the extent of the fracture.

Bai Shuang suffered a comminuted fracture of the lower part of her foreleg. If a human leg fracture is this severe, even with internal fixation using plates or similar methods, the success rate of the surgery is not high. Manual reduction using traditional Chinese medicine techniques is impossible.

But the current goal of treatment is to save it; it doesn't matter if it's crippled! Song Yan had another idea, but it wasn't appropriate to say it now.

Song Yan watched the film and then checked Bai Shuang's condition.

The white frost was fixed on a shelf, presumably to prevent it from moving around.

The hair on Bai Shuang's abdomen and rump had been almost completely shaved off. A white bandage was wrapped around her abdomen; the wound there must have been. Her hind legs were also covered in bandages.

The skin on its forelegs was intact, and the hair had been shaved, but the swelling was horribly visible.

Song Yan's eyes stung with tears. Wei Aiguo said that if Bai Shuang hadn't pushed him away, he wouldn't have survived.

Bai Shuang was so badly injured while saving Wei Aiguo.

Song Yan asked, "Has Bai Shuang's intestinal motility recovered after the intestinal surgery?"

Bai Shuang's attending physician didn't have high hopes for Song Yan. However, her series of actions impressed the doctor; this woman knew quite a lot.

"No!" the doctor replied.

Song Yan: "Bai Shuang's intestinal peristalsis has not recovered, so she cannot take oral medication now."

"What should we do?" Xiang Zhoushan was extremely anxious; he had high hopes for traditional Chinese medicine.

Others are also disappointed; Bai Shuang is not doing well right now. She keeps moving her fractured leg; it must be in pain.

Song Yan wasn't being coy; they had just interrupted him. "I think we could try applying the medicine externally. I'll write the prescription now."

The attending physician quickly found a pen and paper for Song Yan.

Song Yan pointed to the medicine on the prescription, "Except for this one ingredient, grind all the other medicines into powder. This is a three-day supply. Apply externally twice a day."

This herb, Sedum aizoon, has hemostatic and blood-stasis-removing effects and can be used for bruises and sprains. Actually, I think it's best to use fresh Sedum aizoon, crushed directly, mixed with other herbs, and applied topically. (I've only heard about Sedum aizoon; it's not recommended for use.)

Shen Dongqi: "Where can you find such fresh food?"

Song Yan: "This kind of thing is quite common in the wild. It also has other names such as wild ginseng and chrysanthemum ginseng. I see there are mountains over there. Can I go there and look for it?"

Actually, Song Yan had some of the herbs in his spatial storage. When preparing medicine for Wei Aiguo, he used several herbs from his space. Song Yan then discovered that the effect was better than what he had used on patients before. Song Yan guessed that the herbs in his space were of higher quality.

Shen Dongqi immediately sprang into action, taking two soldiers and Song Yan with him to the mountain. Xiang Zhoushan set off to buy traditional Chinese medicine.

Song Yan described the physical characteristics of Sedum sarmentosum to them, and then the group split up to search.

Once Song Yan was far enough away from them, he moved the Sedum aizoon from his spatial storage and watered it with spring water. It grew very well. Song Yan planted quite a few. Then, holding a large bunch of Sedum aizoon, he shouted, "I found it!"

Song Yan waited for them to come over.

Shen Dongqi: "This is Sedum sarmentosum. Oh? This must be it." Shen Dongqi was about to pull out the Sedum sarmentosum that had just been planted.

Song Yan quickly stopped him, "No, I don't even have enough for three days! Keep this one; if we need more, we can go up the mountain to gather more."

They quickly returned to the military dog ​​training camp.

Song Yan took out a bottle of slightly yellowish water. "This is from soaking medicinal herbs. Add a little to the medicinal paste to enhance its effects." This was water from the second spring; at first glance, it had color. Upon closer inspection, or when poured out, it looked like ordinary water. However, Song Yan felt it had special properties. He added a little herbal juice to it, causing a slight color change. Now he called it a medicinal solution.

Song Yan, who is probably good at white frost, might want to try it.

The doctors at the training camp didn't ask any questions in detail. He had heard before that traditional Chinese medicine doctors were all about secret formulas and that people just needed to use them.

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