"Doctor, is my mother's illness serious?"
"The illness isn't too serious, but it's troublesome to treat. It's an old ailment that hasn't been cured. I really don't have any good solutions here. You should go to Yuanshengtang at the next street corner; Dr. Chu there is a renowned gynecologist."
The old doctor had good medical ethics and gave Jiang Shuyun and the others directions.
After thanking the doctor, Jiang Shuyun and Jiang Qi took their mother to the clinic by car, while Mu Yi'an took the two children home. The children were hungry and hadn't had lunch yet.
They split into two groups. Jiang Shuyun and her group arrived at the clinic and met the legendary Dr. Chu.
"This is a chronic illness of the old lady, and it will take a long time to cure."
"Dr. Chu, as long as it can be cured, we'll cooperate with whatever it takes."
Jiang Shuyun and Jiang Qi looked at the young doctor with hopeful eyes, wondering if he was really that skilled.
"Acupuncture and herbal medicine are needed, along with appropriate dietary supplements."
"Doctor, is it a medicinal diet?"
Jiang Qi asked cautiously if she could make medicinal cuisine.
"Yes, it's medicinal cuisine."
"Should we make it ourselves or pick it up from the clinic? Do we need specific medicinal dishes?"
Jiang Qi thought for a moment. Nowadays, medicinal cuisine all comes with recipes, which are probably different from what she makes herself.
"Yes, our clinic will prescribe corresponding medicinal diets based on each person's condition, so that they can complement each other."
Doctor Chu was surprised that this woman knew about medicinal cuisine; she must have been familiar with it.
Doctor Chu administered acupuncture to Jiang's mother and prescribed seven days' worth of medicine.
"The medicine is taken twice a day, once in the morning and once in the evening. You will come in at noon for acupuncture and a medicinal diet. After seven days, the prescription and diet will be adjusted according to the situation."
"Big sister, you stay with Mother, I'm going to get the medicine."
Jiang Shuyun took the doctor's prescription and went to the medicine cabinet to get the medicine.
"Doctor, how long will it take for my illness to get better?"
"Grandma, it will take at least two or three months for your ailment to get better. Once it's cured, you won't suffer like this anymore."
Dr. Chu gave some instructions and then went to see the next patient.
Jiang's mother was worried about the family, thinking it would take two or three months.
Sigh! Never mind, she should focus on getting better first. Otherwise, if she really becomes bedridden, she'll suffer, and the children won't have it easy either.
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