Dr. Tong held his chin tightly with his hands, and his eyes behind his sunglasses flashed with a firm will.

Wu Lixuan and Sun Rongfang looked at each other again in bewilderment at the look in his eyes: Maybe Dr. Tong really came here to woo fair ladies and gentlemen?

"Thank you, doctor." The child's grandparents knelt down and kowtowed to the doctor on the spot.

The Chinese doctor not only saved their child, but also saved their family a lot of Western medicine expenses.

Dr. Wen raised his head and said to the family members: "From now on, don't give your child massage at home casually."

The patients' families' faces turned red.

Dr. Wen is beautiful, but not a pretty face. She is an outstanding medical professional.

Look, after giving the child first aid, Dr. Wen grabbed the white coat handed to him by the students and put it on himself.

Therefore, the extraordinary beauty set off by the white coat was instantly coated with another layer of filter, and she was transformed from a fashion model back to a professional goddess.

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The audience around who were originally skeptical were stunned.

Doctors' eyes are all very sharp. This insight usually comes from accumulated clinical practice. As the saying goes, one learns from one's mistakes.

Dr. Wen must have seen from his professional eyes that the child's coma was related to the family members when he educated the family members in this way. I am afraid that the family members at home, who were anxious to reduce the child's fever, believed those unprofessional rumors and randomly pushed and pressed the child's acupoints, which led to the condition.

The family members of the sick child received education on the spot.

Doctor Wen's eyes swept over the crowd again.

Many people immediately appeared in the crowd with their heads shrunken, looking guilty.

Obviously, among the patients seeking medical treatment today, there may be many cases of children like this.

There's nothing we can do. It's because of some unknown period of time that these evil trends have emerged among the people.

This unhealthy trend is very strange, because when ordinary people see Western medicine, they will regard the doctors as high-end and professional and look up to them with admiration, but when it comes to traditional Chinese medicine, some people have a completely opposite attitude.

Maybe they think that Chinese medicine is the traditional Chinese medicine, so there is no reason that they cannot understand. Everyone thinks that they can teach themselves and treat themselves.

I really don't know where these people get their mysterious self-confidence from. They are so confident that they can downgrade traditional Chinese medicine to a profession with a very low entry threshold.

If you don't believe it, just pick out a few random folk opinions. There are very few people who dare to teach themselves Western medicine to treat themselves, but you can hear and see people teaching themselves Chinese medicine to treat their family members and themselves and maintain their health everywhere.

Some patients even think that as long as they hold a few ancient Chinese medicine books, they can not only treat themselves but also open a classroom to teach the public.

As for the Chinese medicine doctors who graduated from authentic colleges and universities, in the eyes of these people they have become: not treating patients according to the teachings of their ancestors.

Chinese medicine doctors are afraid of these people. As the saying goes, ignorant people are fearless, and the more they know, the more afraid they are.

There are too many cases like this child's in clinical practice, which leads to Western medicine doctors complaining about Chinese medicine doctors, saying that they treat patients recklessly.

Chinese medicine doctors feel very wronged. Western medicine doctors should first ask these patients if they are treating themselves.

The entry threshold for modern Chinese medicine is not low at all. It is not what ordinary people think that one can become a Chinese medicine doctor by just reading ancient books and following the medical practices of the ancients.

Graduates of traditional Chinese medicine schools and students of western medicine who want to become doctors must both pass the national physician qualification examination, obtain a practicing certificate, and register with relevant units.