Qian Guangjun pulled out a prescription from his pocket and handed it to Ma Tiequan. "I'm just curious. I haven't heard of these four herbs before."
Generally speaking, the prescriptions written by doctors in community hospitals are taken back by the pharmacy when the medicine is picked up. However, Yun Heng personally went to pick up Qian Guangjun's medicine at that time, and the prescription was thrown into the bag. Anyway, the pharmacy still had the receipt, so it didn't matter whether he took the prescription or not.
Qian Guangjun also felt that these four medicines were quite rare, so he carried them with him. Whenever someone came to his house, Qian Guangjun would show them off, saying that the medicine prescribed by the doctor was good.
Rich people often have many problems. They are particular about what they eat, what they wear, and sometimes even what they take medicine. Qian Guangjun is one of them.
Ma Tiequan reached out to take the prescription, looked at the four herbs on it, and his eyes widened.
"Gui Gai, Yang Baoji, Song Yu, Guo Lao!"
What the hell?
Ma Tiequan felt a little sorry for Liang Wanming. Isn’t this just Four Gentlemen Decoction?
Liang Wanming had previously prescribed Sijunzi Decoction, and Qian Guangjun had been taking it for five or six days. In fact, it would have been effective if he continued to take it, but Qian Guangjun felt that it had no effect, and then he met Yun Heng.
Ma Tiequan looked at the prescription, feeling sorry for Liang Wanming while also lamenting Yun Heng's methods. Even if it had a different name, it was still Sijunzi Decoction. He would continue to take it and it would work in three days.
The reason why Qian Guangjun saw results after three days of taking the prescription prescribed by Yun Heng was actually because he had taken the same medicine for several days before, and it should have been effective. However, according to Qian Guangjun, Liang Wanming's level was not good enough, and all the credit went to Yun Heng.
"Director Ma, is this recipe okay?"
Qian Guangjun even leaned over to ask.
"No problem, it's much better than the prescription Liang Wanming prescribed."
Ma Tiequan nodded, trying hard to suppress his smile, but he was not wrong. Yun Heng's prescription was indeed better than Liang Wanming's. They were the same prescription, but patients couldn't tell the difference. Some of the aliases were not easy to find on the Internet, and only some old Chinese medicine practitioners or people who read a lot of books knew about them.
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