"These college students nowadays, sneaking into the bushes in the middle of the day, it's really a sign of the world going to the dogs!"
Su Zhengnan shook his head with a light smile. As for why the boy would be bitten on the neck by a tick, it was obvious that he must have been hiding in the grass or woods earlier.
It's important to know that ticks usually hide in grass or on animals, and this season is also the peak season for tick activity.
Moreover, when the boy came in just now, Su Zhengnan immediately noticed the dry leaves stuck to the boy's trouser legs, and it was clear that he must have gone into the bushes or grove.
The landscaping inside the Beijing Film Academy is quite good, with countless green belts of all sizes.
As for why the other party went into the grove, that remains unknown.
Su Zhengnan didn't have the time to find out why the other person went into the woods and got bitten by a tick. What an unlucky kid.
Ring ring!
It happened shortly after the boy left the school clinic.
The afternoon bell rang.
"Dr. Su, it's time to eat!"
Zhou Zixuan walked out of the nurses' station with a smile and called out to Su Zhengnan.
"Yes, it's here!"
Su Zhengnan responded, took off his white coat, and got up to leave his clinic.
Afterwards, the three of them went to the school cafeteria for lunch.
Sun Huaiwei seems to have gradually begun to let go of her spoiled princess attitude, and her attitude towards Su Zhengnan and Zhou Zixuan has also changed significantly.
Su Zhengnan didn't seem to have much of a reaction to this.
Regardless of Sun Huaiwei's attitude towards him, it won't affect his life.
The lunch was unremarkable; daily life is just that inconspicuous, and if you don't pay attention to it, it's so insignificant.
After lunch, Su Zhengnan and the others returned to the school clinic for a nap.
During this time, Su Zhengnan and Zhou Zixuan didn't talk much. It felt like they were just talking about the same old topics all the time, and they were getting a little tired of it.
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Ring ring!
afternoon.
It's around 2 o'clock!
Deng Changfeng called and told Su Zhengnan that he could have a class on Wednesday afternoon from Class 4 of the Animation Department, Class of 2003, which made Su Zhengnan thank him profusely.
And at this very moment...
The student who had been bitten by a tick was sitting in the classroom when he suddenly felt cold all over and had a splitting headache.
"Hmm..."
Zhang Anshu clutched his head, feeling a splitting headache, and couldn't help but let out a soft groan, which immediately caught the attention of his deskmate.
"An Shu, An Shu, what's wrong?"
Li Yikun, Zhang Anshu's deskmate, gently nudged his arm and asked.
"It hurts, my head hurts so much. Could you please ask my teacher for leave for me later? I need to go to the school clinic."
As he spoke, Zhang Anshu covered his head and got up to walk out of the classroom, only to find that he was a little dizzy and his legs had no strength.
"I'll take you there. Just have the class monitor talk to you about asking for leave."
Seeing this, Li Yikun got up, told the class monitor, and then went forward to help him toward the school clinic.
However, after taking only a couple of steps, Zhang Anshu felt completely drained of strength, muttering to himself, "I can't go on, I can't walk anymore, it's just too painful..."
"You don't seem to be doing well. Let me carry you!"
As Li Yikun spoke, he picked Zhang Anshu up and carried him quickly toward the school clinic.
Fortunately, Li Yikun was quite strong and was also a sports student. Carrying Zhang Anshu to the school clinic was only about a kilometer away, which was no problem for him at all.
"Doctor, doctor, please save him! My classmate is dying!"
Li Yikun carried Zhang Anshu on his back and ran all the way into the school clinic, shouting loudly.
Su Zhengnan was immediately awakened by the sound. He ran out and saw a burly boy carrying the classmate who had been bitten by a tick at noon, looking very anxious!
"Come here, put your classmate on the hospital bed."
Su Zhengnan immediately realized what was going on and waved to the other party.
Li Yikun carried Zhang Anshu into the traditional Chinese medicine clinic, then quickly placed Zhang Anshu on the hospital bed, saying anxiously, "My classmate suddenly said he had a headache and couldn't walk. He seems to be very sensitive to the cold. Is he alright?"
"Yeah, don't worry, it's not a big problem."
Su Zhengnan comforted the other party, then grabbed Zhang Anshu's wrist to take his pulse and check his condition.
Judging from Zhang Anshu's pulse, Su Zhengnan was able to confirm with just one pulse reading that the virus had entered his body, which was inextricably linked to the previous tick infestation.
If we follow the Western medicine treatment plan, the only treatment option right now is to inject antiviral drugs, but the prerequisite is that a blood test must be performed first to determine which type of virus is in the patient's body.
It's important to know that ticks can carry a wide variety of viruses.
For example: Lyme disease, tick-borne encephalitis, Xinjiang hemorrhagic fever, tick-borne relapsing fever, etc.
However, this is only a Western medical treatment method.
Traditional Chinese medicine has many formulas for treating tick-borne viral invasion, such as: Ginseng Detoxifying Powder, Honeysuckle and Forsythia Powder, Rhinoceros Horn and Rehmannia Decoction combined with Shengmai Powder, Ginseng, Aconite, Dragon Bone and Mushroom Decoction combined with Shengmai Powder, etc.
Of course, the specific treatment plan should be determined based on the patient's symptoms.
Zhang Anshu, who was in front of me, had a fever, chills, headache, weakness in his limbs, a floating pulse and a thin yellow tongue coating, which should be considered a case of pathogenic factors invading the lung and defensive qi.
Therefore, the treatment should focus on using pungent and cool herbs to detoxify, dispel wind, and expel pathogens.
After thinking for a moment, Su Zhengnan prescribed a modified Yinqiao Powder for the other party.
The prescription is as follows: "Honeysuckle, Forsythia, Schizonepeta, Phragmites communis, Imperata cylindrica, Peppermint, Red Peony Root, Kudzu Root, Scutellaria baicalensis, Raw Licorice Root..."
If the patient experiences constipation, add rhubarb; if diarrhea, add coptis; if nausea, add ginger and pinellia...
The additions and subtractions in a traditional Chinese medicine prescription are based on the patient's symptoms and are determined through diagnosis. It's not that you can add or subtract herbs at will; it also depends on the doctor's diagnostic experience.
Zhang Anshu currently does not have symptoms such as constipation, cough, or apathy, but he does feel nauseous and wants to vomit.
Therefore, Su Zhengnan added a little ginger and pinellia to Yinqiao Powder.
After writing the prescription, Su Zhengnan immediately grabbed the medicine and went to the decoction room opposite the nurses' station, where he personally prepared the medicine for the other party.
This prescription only requires decocting in water and taking two doses a day.
Fortunately, there weren't many students coming to see the doctor at this time, so he had plenty of time to prepare the medicine; otherwise, he would have had to ask Nurse Zhou for help.
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