Chapter 189: Fever Relief (Additional update for Yunqi's 165,000 recommended votes)
This was an emergency, so the doctor quickly opened the medicine box and took out some medicine for them. He said, "Boil three bowls of water into one bowl of water over high heat."
I was in a hurry at this time and didn't bother to turn to low heat.
The doctor then took out a needle and gave Manbao acupuncture to reduce his fever. If he continued to have such a fever, he would either die or become stupid.
The child had a high fever, her lips were pale, and her little body was trembling. Qian covered her with a quilt and lifted her clothes to let the doctor give her an injection.
Old Zhou was so upset that he wanted to slap himself in the face.
They were busy until the sun came out, and then Manbao closed her eyes and cried out loudly. The breath she exhaled was hot and the sound was very small. Qian reached out and touched her back, feeling a hand full of water. She couldn't help crying out loud, and hugged her tightly and coaxed her, "It's okay, it's okay, you've sweated, our Manbao is fine now."
Manbao whimpered uncomfortably, closing his eyes and crying, "There's a wolf..."
"No, no, there's no wolf. Mother is here, it doesn't dare to come..."
"Yes, yes, yes," Old Zhou said quickly, "Dad is here too. If it comes, I'll beat it to death. Don't be afraid."
The doctor looked at Manbao's tongue coating again and said, "It's okay if she sweats. Just cover it carefully and change the dry towel frequently to prevent her from absorbing the sweat."
The doctor collected the medicine box and left them two sets of medicine, one set per day, and one set could be boiled twice.
He carried the medicine box on his back and then looked at Old Zhou. "Don't scare the child if there's nothing wrong. Children under eight years old can hardly stand still and can't stand being frightened. You deliberately scared her..."
Old Zhou, with a look of shame on his face, nodded and bowed in response, then bowed to see the old doctor out, and then asked Zhou Erlang to respectfully send the man back to Dali Village on a cart.
Manbao was sweating all over, and Qian kept feeding her warm water to replenish her water. In the end, Manbao's hair was wet, and she kept groaning in discomfort, stretching her legs and trying to kick off the quilt.
How could Qian dare to let her kick the quilt? She covered it tightly and said, "Wait a little longer. When you stop sweating, I'll change your clothes."
Then give her water.
Manbao drank a lot of water and didn't want to drink anymore, so he tilted his head to the side and cried softly, "I don't want to drink anymore, I don't want to drink anymore."
"Drink a little more," Qian said, "You've sweated so much, your fever hasn't completely subsided yet, you need to drink a little more."
Manbao was unhappy and kept his mouth shut and refused to drink.
Keke couldn't help but say, "I suggest the host drink some water. Your body temperature is still 37.8 degrees Celsius. It once reached 39.8 degrees Celsius. This is very dangerous."
Until now, Koko is still in fear, fearing that the host will die before she has a chance to grow up. She lost consciousness at one point during the process. Koko has already searched for antipyretics in the mall, waiting for the host's vital signs to trigger the alarm value so that she can buy the medicine for her.
Fortunately, the situation did not deteriorate to that extent.
Because future medicines are very different from current technology, even if it is just a fever-reducing pill, the points required are huge.
Although the host can afford it with her current points, she will definitely feel very sad afterwards.
Therefore, Keke said bluntly: "If the host can't reduce the fever and the condition recurs, he will probably have no choice but to buy medicine from the mall. Do you know how many points a fever-reducing pill costs?"
Keke showed her the search page very straightforwardly.
Manbao, who had closed his eyes tightly, opened them, looked at the points with a wronged look, then got up from the bed and drank all the warm water in the bowl with the help of Qian.
Although Qian didn't know why she suddenly became obedient again, she thought it was a good thing. She coaxed her happily, "Our Manbao is such an obedient child. He will be fine after drinking some water."
Before he turned seven, Manbao felt that he had to worry about spending money, which was really too difficult.
Manbao, who rarely wanted to grow up, drank half a bowl of water sadly, then covered his stomach to indicate that he wanted to pee.
Qian wrapped her in her coat and carried her away. When the sunlight came in through the window, Manbao's fever finally subsided.
Qian allowed her to take a bath in the house, and then tucked her into the quilt, not daring to let her get cold.
Even breakfast is eaten in bed.
Perhaps because Manbao has been weak since childhood, or perhaps because they were frightened by her illness this time, everyone in the Zhou family was very cautious with her.
I specially made lean meat porridge for her, but didn't let her get out of bed until dinner time, when I was sure that she was really able to jump around. Only then did I let her stand at the door of the main room for a while.
But not long after, she was stuffed back into the house after dinner, and the next day, she still couldn't go to school.
So Bai Shanbao came to see her with a box of snacks.
For fear of infecting the young master of the Bai family, Qian did not let Bai Shanbao into the house, but asked them to talk through a window.
Bai Shanbao happened to see Xiao Qianshi carrying a bowl of black medicine in. He said to Manbao with sympathy, "You're so pitiful. How many more days do you need to take the medicine?"
Manbao was used to taking medicine in his memory. He said, "I think I'm better now, but my mother and the others think I'm not. But my medicine only lasts until today. I have to go to school tomorrow."
"What if they don't let you go out?" Bai Shanbao clearly understood the situation. "They'll lock you up in the house."
"Then I'll escape. Will you help me then?"
"Okay," Bai Shanbao said excitedly, "How are you going to escape?"
Unfortunately, before they had time to plan, Xiao Qian brought the medicine to the bedside. Manbao could only drink the medicine first and then discuss the escape plan with him.
Unfortunately, the next day, before Manbao could escape, Qian Shi first mentioned sending her to school, "You've taken two days off, so you should go to school today."
Manbao and Bai Shanbao were still a little disappointed that they could go to school without running away, but after this incident, Manbao became much more obedient and only kept the regret in his heart.
Although she actually only had a fever for one day, the Zhou family did not dare to take it lightly and followed the doctor's advice seriously, not letting her eat spicy, fishy or greasy food. So for ten days, although Manbao ate fine food, the meat she ate was only lean meat and mostly vegetables. This made Manbao very sad as she had eaten a lot of meat in the past year. Even the egg water that she hated every morning seemed delicious.
Even Mr. Zhuang noticed that his little apprentice looked much paler, so he paid extra attention to her studies and didn't assign her homework for several days.
Only after her face finally turned rosy or she became lively and energetic did her family relax their control in this regard, and she finally had the opportunity to ask her fifth brother why their crime was exposed.
Zhou Wulang looked at Zhou Liulang.
Zhou Liulang said shyly, "This is a long story."
Zhou Silang rolled his eyes and said, "What's there to grow? We've only been out for half a day, how much can it grow?"
He said to Manbao, "Don't ask him. Daliang told me. This guy went out and boasted about how he caught a bamboo rat. When others didn't believe him, he said, "Even you can catch a bamboo rat by yourself, so how could he not catch one?"
When I recover from my illness, I will eat and drink as much as I want, even if I gain ten pounds, I am willing to do so.
(End of this chapter)
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