When Tian Cai woke up and came back, the doctor in the ward had been replaced by a new one, and there were two more men, all wearing military uniforms.
He was tall and dark-skinned, with a stern face and a fierce look. He stood there like an iron tower, and people were scared at first sight. Tian Cai's heart shuddered as this man gave her the feeling that the instructor she was most afraid of when she was in military school was a bit like him.
The other person was a little shorter, with a rounder face, always cheerful, and obviously had a better temper.
After listening to Jiang Feipeng's introduction, I learned that one of them was the deputy commander and the other was the political commissar.
"Doctor Oda, I'll leave it to you!" Political Commissar Shen said solemnly.
Tian Cai nodded and handed over the prepared list. "I will prepare medicine for Commander Che tonight. Here are the types and quantities of herbs needed, as well as other necessary items. I'd like to trouble you to help prepare them."
"It's my duty." Jiang Feipeng took the piece of paper. There were many medicinal herbs listed densely on it, including the Tian Cai that might be used in the early and later stages.
In just an hour, everything Tian Cai needed was delivered, and she officially began preparing and making medicine.
Political Commissar Shen and the deputy commander also wanted to stay and watch, but their time did not allow it, so they left after giving a few instructions.
Commander Che's condition is not particularly serious now. At least he is conscious and can swallow the medicine when it is fed to him.
Tian Cai looked at the examination results and found that Commander Che's digestive tract was not very good. It might be because he suffered too much running around on the battlefield when he was young. His chronic gastroenteritis had been intermittent over the years and it showed up at this time, with intestinal bleeding.
Tian Cai added gastrointestinal conditioning medicine to the first decoction to regulate his digestive tract first so that the medicine he took later could be better absorbed.
The task of feeding medicine has always been done by Che Manman. It was only at this time that Tian Cai found out that Che Manman was also an intern doctor in the military hospital here. It was just that she happened to be on vacation today, and because she was worried about Commander Che, she stayed in the ward.
After a while of feeding the medicine, Tian Cai estimated that the time was almost up, so he asked Political Commissar Shen to help take off Commander Che's clothes and started acupuncture.
She inserted eighteen silver needles in succession before stopping. Che Manman watched from the side, not daring to breathe. After Tian Cai withdrew his hand, she softly asked, "Doctor Xiaotian, may I ask about the effects of acupuncture?"
"Of course," Tian Cai put the remaining silver needles back into the needle bag and replied with a smile, "This injection can help his body absorb the medicinal effects."
Seeing Che Manman's interest in Traditional Chinese Medicine, and having nothing else to do at the moment, she slowly explained, "It's like this bowl of medicine is 100% effective. Once it enters Commander Che's stomach, his body can only absorb about 60% of the medicinal effect. The rest will be wasted and excreted with other waste. If acupuncture is added to stimulate the intestinal absorption capacity, the absorption capacity may increase to 80-90%, and recovery will be faster."
Che Manman suddenly understood, her eyes sparkling as she looked at Tian Cai like a little fangirl. "I didn't expect this little thing to be so effective. Doctor Xiao Tian, you're amazing!"
Knowing that her father's illness could definitely be cured, she swept away her previous discouragement and became lively again.
She studied Western medicine and graduated from a reputable medical university. She also had to intern in a military hospital for three years, and only after that would she be considered for a permanent position based on her performance.
However, for Che Manman, becoming a regular employee is basically no problem as long as she performs normally. She has been at the top of the class since she was young, and when she graduated from university, she was the top student in the entire grade.
Otherwise, her father would not agree to put the person in the military hospital.
The two chatted for a while and it was almost time, so Tian Cai stood up and pulled out the silver needle.
The doctor who was accompanying the patient in the ward had not said a word. When he saw the changes in the values on the instrument next to him, his eyes widened in surprise.
Che Manman also noticed something was wrong, "What's wrong, Sister Tang?"
"Heart rate is up!"
Doctor Tang was afraid he might have misread it, so he quickly used the single-lead electrocardiogram machine next to him to print out a copy of the current electrocardiogram. After carefully examining it, he excitedly said to Che Manman, "It's really getting better. Look at these values, they're constantly rising!"
Military hospitals have always been biased towards Western medicine because they deal with more soldiers and have always emphasized surgery, which can find the crux of the problem faster and more accurately, and then remove or repair what needs to be removed. Even these doctors majored in clinical medicine in medical universities, so they are supportive of the current suppression of traditional Chinese medicine.
But now, after seeing with his own eyes how Tian Cai used an unremarkable Chinese medicine soup to make the patients, who they were helpless to treat, show significant improvement in a very short period of time, he couldn't help but feel ashamed of his previous prejudice against Chinese medicine.
Although Che Manman had known for a long time that her father would definitely get better after Tian Cai took action, she still couldn't help but be overjoyed when she saw the results.
Although the rise is slow, it is indeed rising.
"Take this medicine once every morning and evening. After taking it, I will do acupuncture. In a few days, the patient will wake up and drink the medicine by himself." Tian Cai put away the silver needle and made sure that there was no one here who needed her anymore. Then she returned to the dormitory arranged for her by Jiang Feipeng.
Che Manman is still the one taking care of us tonight. She will have to go to work tomorrow, so I can take care of you for another night.
Dr. Tang originally wanted to stay, but Che Manman insisted that she go back. In the end, she couldn't persuade her and decided to go have a meal first.
She returned to the doctor's office and prepared to take her lunch box to the cafeteria to heat it up. She hadn't felt hungry before, and she didn't know whether the cafeteria would still be open at this time.
Xing Gaoming just happened to come in from outside, and the two of them bumped into each other as they went in and out.
"Just had dinner, Doctor Tang?"
Xing Gaoming's eyes lit up and he was the first to greet.
"Well, I didn't realize it was mealtime. I'm hungry now." Tang Li said with a smile.
Xing Gaoming looked around and saw that there was no one in the office or in the corridor outside. He lowered his voice and whispered, "What's going on over there?"
Upon hearing this, Tang Li's expression suddenly became serious. "Doctor Xing, you don't have any sense of discipline at all, do you? You've been transferred from your work here, and you shouldn't be asking about anything related to that ward now."
The smile on Xing Gaoming's face froze instantly. He snorted softly from his nose and twitched the corners of his lips. "Oh, then just pretend I didn't ask. I won't disturb Doctor Tang's meal."
After saying that, he walked around Tang Li and entered the office.
Tang Li shook her head helplessly. Xing Gaoming had just that kind of personality. If he hadn't met a good teacher, he would have died without knowing how.
On the third day, Political Commissar Shen came to see Tian Cai early in the morning to ask her if there was any improvement in Commander Che's condition.
"...I didn't feel he did much work before, but now I've been busy for him for a few days, oh, I feel like I'm going to live ten years less. Why are these bastards so irritating!" Political Commissar Shen is worthy of being a political commissar. He wanted to ask why Tian Cai said he would wake up in three days, but it has been three days now and the person still hasn't woken up. He just asked very tactfully.
Tian Cai nodded and was about to speak when he heard a weak and hoarse voice behind him, "Old - Chen -"
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