Chu Qianchen smiled, his eyes blossoming like delicate flowers, and he said in a tone that seemed to be half true and half false: "Of course, young lady, I saw it at a glance."
The young lady is indeed a skilled doctor! Amber's eyes were full of admiration, and she asked, "Young lady, is the second lady's waist injury serious?"
Chu Qianchen was still very confident about his injection, and said lightly: "The doctor will give me acupuncture for two days and it will be fine, but..."
"But what?" Amber asked curiously.
“However, if the doctor’s acupuncture technique is mediocre, the pain will last for two more days.” Chu Qianchen said calmly.
Amber nodded in conviction.
In her opinion, the Second Madam deserved it!
Amber thought so and began to pay attention to Liu's condition.
The commotion in the second room was very loud, so it was easy for Amber to find out. Doctor Zhang's wife gave Liu acupuncture, but it didn't work. Liu lay in bed crying in pain every day and rolled around in pain. All the doctors in the capital were invited to see her, and it took four days for her to get better.
The girl said it was four days, and it really was four days!
It's amazing!
Feeling Amber's burning gaze, Chu Qianchen guessed what she was thinking at a glance and said with a smile: "Don't look at her anymore. Go to Jishitang today."
"Also," she took out the bracelet she had found from Liuli and ordered, "Pawn this."
As?! Amber looked at Chu Qianchen with a subtle expression.
Chu Qianchen didn't care at all, and took out another piece of silk paper and handed it to her, "And buy back the herbs written on it."
The last time he went out, Chu Qianchen had told the people at Jishidiang to send a maid to go there every five days.
Amber obeyed the order, changed into ordinary clothes, and went out after the rain stopped.
She first went to the pawnshop and pawned the bracelet in exchange for ten taels of silver, and then came to Jishidiang again.
The waiter still remembered Amber, and was extremely courteous and polite to her, so courteous that Amber felt her scalp tingling. She asked the waiter to wrap the herbs according to the silk paper written by Chu Qianchen, and asked, "My daughter asked me to ask if there are any difficult and complicated diseases recently."
As soon as he finished speaking, Doctor Liu came out and said, "There is indeed a difficult and complicated case."
Amber perked up, "Please tell me more."
Half an hour later, Amber came out of Jishidiang carrying a dozen medicine bags and went straight back to the Marquis' Mansion to report to Chu Qianchen.
"Miss, I pawned the bracelet for ten taels of silver, and went to Jishitang to get some medicine." Amber said to Chu Qianchen with a glittering look in her eyes, "Doctor Liu said that he encountered a difficult and complicated case when he was seeing patients recently."
"I was afraid that I might have made a mistake, so I asked Doctor Liu to write down the symptoms in detail."
Amber said as she took out a folded piece of silk paper from her bosom and handed it to Chu Qianchen.
Amber is literate. She also read the paper written by Dr. Liu. She only remembered the sentence "male, 36 years old, eight feet tall". She couldn't remember the following contents, such as "there is heat rushing up in the heart when vomiting blood", "half a bowl of blood can be vomited in severe cases", "the left pulse is floating and moving", "the yin and yang are not connected to each other", etc.
She felt like she recognized every word on the paper, but when they were put together, she couldn't read it or understand it at all.
Chu Qianchen read the words written on the silk paper twice, and curled his lips slightly in satisfaction.
Although Dr. Liu was lacking in medical skills, he was attentive and wrote down every symptom of the patient in great detail.
So, Amber had just returned for a cup of tea when she hurried out again. The maids in the yard were actually a little curious, but did not dare to ask too much.
Doctor Liu personally saw Chu Qianchen save the dying Wang Aniu. After reading the prescription and listening to what Amber said, he felt that it made sense. After sending Amber away, he personally took the prescription and went out.
The carriage hurried to General Ming's mansion, but Doctor Liu was nowhere to be seen. He was stopped outside the door by the doorman. Only the prescription was delivered to the general's wife by several servants.
"Madam, this is the prescription sent by the doctor from Jishidiang. He said it can cure the master's illness." The head maid handed over the prescription.
Next to him, an old man with a long beard and wearing a green robe had just finished taking the pulse of the middle-aged man on the couch. He withdrew his right hand and asked casually, "Jishitang? Is it a medical clinic in the capital?"
Madam Ming explained politely, "Doctor Wang, the master has been coughing from time to time this winter, and his sputum is stained with blood. He has seen many doctors, but not only has his condition not improved, it has become worse. This morning, the master's condition suddenly worsened, so I sent people to invite doctors from some medical clinics in the capital to come for treatment, but those doctors were helpless, so I came to you for help. I didn't expect that the doctor from Jishidi Hall just sent a prescription."
Jishidiang was not a well-known medical clinic in the capital, and Madam Ming did not take it seriously at all. Especially now that Imperial Doctor Wang had come forward, she felt relieved. She was about to ask the maid to throw away the Jishidiang prescription when she heard Imperial Doctor Wang say, "Bring this prescription here for me to have a look."
The head maid looked at Madam Ming, and when she nodded, she presented the prescription to Doctor Wang.
Doctor Wang quickly glanced at the prescription, showing some disapproval, stroking his long hair and shaking his head, saying: "Quacks are misleading! Quacks are misleading!"
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"When using medicine, we must pay attention to the compatibility of the medicinal properties. To treat hematemesis, if you use raw Rehmannia root, you must supplement it with Panax notoginseng, so that it can produce body fluids and nourish blood, stop bleeding and remove blood stasis, and complement each other!"
"This prescription contains raw Rehmannia root but no Panax notoginseng. It's ridiculous!" Doctor Wang only read half of it and had no patience to read on. He casually put the prescription on the desk.
It seems that this Jishitang is just named "Jishi" in vain. Madam Ming thought to herself, and politely complimented Doctor Wang, saying, "How can I compare to Doctor Wang's excellent medical skills?"
The middle-aged man sat on the couch, leaning against a large pillow, looking sick. His face was pale, his cheekbones were red, and his forehead was covered with cold sweat, which almost soaked his hair.
"Cough, cough..." He suddenly covered his mouth with a handkerchief and coughed violently several times. When he took away the handkerchief, it was already stained with blood, which was shocking.
A strong smell of blood filled the air.
Madam Ming felt extremely distressed, and quickly wiped the blood from the corner of his mouth, and asked in a trembling voice: "Doctor Wang, can the general's illness be cured?"
"I will write a prescription for the general right away, and I guarantee that the general's illness will be cured!" Doctor Wang smiled indifferently, quite confident.
"Thank you for your help, Doctor Wang!" Madam Ming was delighted and quickly told the maid to prepare writing brushes and ink.
General Ming looked at Doctor Wang with hope.
Doctor Wang was confident and immediately wrote down a prescription, asking General Ming to take one dose three times a day according to the prescription, for the first three days.
Madam Ming quickly asked the head maid to get the medicine, and instructed the housemaid to personally send Doctor Wang out.
After Doctor Wang left, the head maid whispered to Madam Ming, "The doctor from Jishidiang repeatedly warned that if the master uses Panax notoginseng, his life will be in danger." She had just looked at the doctor's prescription, which contained Panax notoginseng.
"Why bother with such a quack doctor?" Madam Ming waved her hand disapprovingly. "You should prepare the medicine quickly. Don't delay."
"Yes, ma'am." The maid hurried to do it.
The prescription sent by Jishidiang was left alone on the desk. When a little maid came to clean the desk, she originally planned to throw it away. However, when she saw that the words on the paper were beautifully written, she put the silk paper away, thinking that most of the paper was still blank, so she could take it to her brother for calligraphy practice next time she went home.
(End of this chapter)