After Yun Heng said a few words, Ma Tiequan also realized that it was a large group of people who scared the female patient.

"Director Qiu, what was the basis for prescribing Shengyang Sanhuo Decoction? Did you think the patient had stagnant fire in the upper burner?"

Ma Tiequan asked Director Qiu.

"I saw that the patient had a ruddy and red complexion and a headache for no apparent reason. I thought it was due to external heat, so I prescribed Shengyang Sanhuo Decoction."

Director Qiu was a little embarrassed: "I don't know why the disease has developed like this. Now the patient's symptoms still look like heat evil is on the surface."

Yun Heng glanced at Director Qiu. Although Director Qiu's prescription was wrong, he didn't talk about modern medicine.

Yun Heng reads a lot of books and knows the origins of many prescriptions. This Shengyang Sanhuo Decoction comes from "Baihou Quanshengji", which is mainly used to treat the initial stage of diphtheria when the heat evil is still on the surface. White spots are seen on the outer gate, which may be thin or small, light red and slightly swollen, slightly painful, loud voice, slight difficulty in eating and drinking, dry mouth, stuffy head and swollen eyes, and slightly yellow tongue coating and urine.

The patient had a red face, intermittent fever, and unexplained headaches before. Judging from the symptoms, it did seem like there was evil heat on the surface and fire in the upper part of the body.

"It looks like the heat is on the surface, and the fire is stagnant in the upper part of the body."

As Ma Tiequan was speaking, he walked forward to take the female patient's pulse. However, just when Ma Tiequan was about to take the pulse, the female patient moved her arm, dodged, and looked at Yun Heng eagerly.

"Director Ma is being disliked."

Liang Wanming almost laughed out loud.

This old guy doesn't even look at himself, and the female patients ignore him.

"Xiaoyun, please give me a checkup."

Ma Tiequan was a little embarrassed. Damn it, do doctors have to consider a patient's appearance when examining him now?