In order to cure his blood relative's illness, Huo Shuling personally traveled to many places to seek out famous doctors, but none of them could cure the disease. Later, more and more news spread that Huo Shuling's blood relative was suffering from goiter.
When Zhao Shu heard the rumors back then, she only sighed and did not know what goiter was. Later, when she studied medicine in college, she learned that goiter was endemic thyroid goiter, commonly known as goiter.
This disease is indeed quite frustrating. When she was in school, she read a book called "The Origin of Chao's Diseases", which was compiled by Chao Yuanfang and others in the Sui Dynasty. This disease was mentioned in the book. Unfortunately, the history of Dayong is different from that of modern times.
Huo Danlan didn't believe that Zhao Shu, who was so young, could cure her illness. Many famous doctors had looked at her and then shook their heads and left. She shook her head and said, "Don't look at her, you won't be able to eat." She couldn't remember the last time she had looked in the mirror. Even now, when she thought of that lump of flesh on her neck, she felt like vomiting.
"Why don't you give it a shot, Aunt? Since I dared to make such a bold claim, there must be a reason. Why don't you trust me this once? If I can cure it, everyone will be happy. If I can't, Aunt won't lose anything." Zhao Shu sighed inwardly. Being young really made everything inconvenient.
Huo Danlan hesitated and looked away. "You're still young. Don't let your aunt's illness taint your eyes." She hadn't taken off her face mask in a long time and didn't dare to let anyone see it, afraid of scaring others and herself.
"Aunt, let me ask you a few questions, and you must answer me truthfully. Is the flesh on your neck as hard as stone or as soft as ordinary flesh? Are there any blood streaks? Does it hurt when I touch it?"
Huo Danlan stared in shock. Ah Jun was not even ten years old, yet she could pinpoint her illness in a single sentence. This was something that many famous doctors could not do. They had only met for the first time, and even if there were rumors about her illness, outsiders would not know what illness she had.
When Shirakawa told her that someone could cure her illness, she was surprised because none of the doctors who claimed to be able to cure her had ever seen her. But since Shirakawa believed her, she believed him to some extent as well.
To this day, she still doesn't know where Shirakawa's trust comes from.
It's incredible that a child under ten years old could not only claim to be able to cure her, but also, without even seeing her remove her face covering, be able to pinpoint her symptoms.
"Ah Jun, how did you find out? Who is your teacher?" she blurted out.
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