This pill is for treating severe internal injuries; it can quickly stop bleeding and heal wounds if someone has internal bleeding.
It has a similar effect to the insurance ingredient in Yunnan Baiyao (a traditional Chinese medicine) in later generations.
I just don't know how effective this pill she made is.
Keep it for now; you might need it someday.
Li Xiyue continued refining other pills, putting the necessary medicinal materials into the alchemy furnace one by one.
This pill also needs to be refined for seven days. It is used to treat heart diseases and can be used for quick relief in case of a sudden heart attack.
It's similar to a quick-acting heart medicine, but I don't know if the formula is the same as in later generations.
However, the prescriptions recorded in this ancient medical book have probably been lost in later generations. Even if they were reconstructed in later generations, they would probably be different.
In addition to prescriptions for treating heart diseases, there are also emergency prescriptions for treating cerebrovascular diseases, as well as prescriptions for curing some chronic diseases.
Li Xiyue will gradually develop the pills, hoping to benefit more patients in the future.
Flipping through medical books, Li Xiyue discovered that some prescriptions required insects such as leeches and earthworms. She happened to have some on hand, but not enough. Even though she was afraid of these insects, she still needed to collect more.
As a doctor, she does have this much sense of dedication.
After finishing her work, Li Xiyue lay down on the rocking chair outside the bamboo house. The sunlight was gentle and the air was fresh and pleasant, making her feel extremely comfortable.
Little White is fighting with a big goose, while a rooster crows nearby to cheer him on. The other animals are watching the show, occasionally letting out a shout, making it very lively.
Crops and medicinal herbs thrive in the red and black soil, freshwater and seafood swim in the ponds, and fruit hangs heavily on the branches in the orchards.
The warehouse also has an inexhaustible supply of food and other necessities, as well as hundreds of thousands in savings.
Li Xiyue couldn't help but sigh, she was so rich, she could start her retirement life ahead of time.
Lying in the rocking chair, swaying back and forth, she couldn't help but sing, "The most romantic thing I can imagine is growing old with you, collecting every bit of laughter along the way, to reminisce about later while sitting in the rocking chair..."
"Ding-a-ling..." The sound of a bicycle bell could be heard in the distance along the mountain path.
Xu Guoqiang, who happened to be standing at the village entrance, saw that the postman had arrived and went to greet him.
Upon closer inspection, the person was an unfamiliar face, and the person couldn't help but ask, "Where is Comrade Xiao He who delivered the letter earlier?"
"Oh, that Xiao He is sick, I'll deliver for him for two days," the new postman said with a smile.
Xu Guoqiang looked him over, half-believing and half-doubting, "Sick? What kind of illness do you have?"
Isn't Xiao He always in good health?
"It's just a minor illness, a slight fever from catching a cold. I'll be fine after a couple of days of rest," the new postman said as he prepared to head into the village.
Xu Guoqiang stopped him, saying, "If it's a letter from Xujia Village, you can just give it to me, so you don't have to make a trip."
"Uncle, no, this letter must be delivered to the recipient directly; it cannot be collected by someone else," the new postman said, looking troubled.
Xu Guoqiang said, "I'm the captain. Just hand it over to me."
"Oh, you're the team leader? That won't do either. It's the rule of our post office. If someone can collect it on your behalf, I'll let you take it. If someone can't collect it on your behalf, it must be delivered to the person in question," the postman insisted.
Xu Guoqiang then asked, "Whose letter must be handed over?"
"Comrade Li Xiyue."
Xu Guoqiang glanced at him but didn't make things difficult. "Then go ahead. Do you know the way? I'll take you."
"Thank you, Captain." The postman pushed his bicycle and followed him into the village.
After leading the person to the educated youth settlement, Xu Guoqiang called out, "Educated Youth Li, the postman is here to deliver mail; there's mail for you."
"Captain, you go ahead and do your work. I'll talk to Comrade Li Xiyue," the postman said with a smile.
Xu Guoqiang nodded, turned around and left.
Li Xiyue had just emerged from the spatial dimension when she heard Xu Guoqiang's shout. She went out into the courtyard and saw that it really was the postman, but it had been replaced, and this person seemed to have a strange smell about him...
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