Reborn 1980: Making a fortune and raising babies

Everyone in the Chinese medicine industry knows that Mr. Su's temper is directly proportional to his medical skills, how good his medical skills are, and how big his temper is.

Qian Bai met old man Su once before, and saw with his own eyes that old man scolded a counterfeit drug dealer into the wall.

Qian Bai smiled and said: "You are such a little girl, is Mr. Su willing to scold you?"

Jing Yangui smiled: "If you do something wrong, you will be scolded. How can there be a big girl or a young girl?"

Qian Bai laughed loudly, and asked her again: "How long have you studied medicine with Mr. Su? Have you read all the classics of doctors?"

Jing Yangui replied: "I have studied medicine with Master for a year, and I have read all the medical classics."

Qian Bai glanced at Jing Yangui again. The medical classics refer to "The Yellow Emperor's Internal Classic" and "Treatise on Febrile and Miscellaneous Diseases". It is easy to read these two books, but it is very difficult to understand and put them into use. things.

She looked too young for her age, and she was too good-looking. No matter how she looked, she looked like the kind of person who could calm down and study medicine.

Although Qian Bai respects Mr. Su, Mr. Su and Mr. Shi are equally well-known experts in the medical field. Although they sympathize with each other because of their medical skills, they can be regarded as rivals.

The field of medicine is different from other fields. As far as Chinese medicine is concerned, every doctor has a different entry point when studying medicine. It is easy to quarrel together.

Moreover, people with higher medical skills are more likely to quarrel, and the quarrels are more violent!
Qian Bai knew that Mr. Su wanted Jing Yangui to practice medicine in Shi's Cottage, but she didn't look like she had the ability to treat people.

Qian Bai then asked her: "Can you get a pulse?"

Jing Yangui nodded: "Master has taught me before, and I have helped many patients."

What she said was the truth. Mr. Su taught her to take the pulse, and she said that she had taken the pulse for many patients. This is a lot, that is, there are really a lot, not bragging.

Qian Bai knows that the most difficult thing in Chinese medicine is to find the pulse. The pulse images of the human body are changeable, and there are great differences in subtleties. Only experienced Chinese medicine practitioners can accurately map the pulse images of patients.

Now when he heard Jing Yangui's words, he felt that this little girl hadn't studied medicine for a few days, and would put her hand on a patient's wrist and think it was a pulse.

Qian Bai began to study medicine with Mr. Shi, and he was allowed to take the patient's pulse after three years of study, and he felt that he could take the patient's pulse relatively accurately after ten years of study.

And how old is Jing Yangui, that he dares to say that he can get a pulse?
Qian Bai felt compelled, and it happened that there was a patient in his consulting room at this moment. He had already taken the pulse and knew the patient's condition, so he said: "Why don't you come and take the pulse of this patient, try to Open a prescription?"

As soon as Jing Yangui heard this, she knew that he meant to test her. She knew that her face looked too thin, and it was easy to make people think that she was an idiot.

And if she wants to sit here in the future, she must get the approval of these people, so she didn't refuse, and said with a smile: "Then I'll come over and try it. If there is anything wrong, I will ask Senior Brother Qian to advise me."

Qian Bai didn't introduce himself, but when he heard her mention his surname, he asked curiously, "How do you know my surname is Qian?"

Jing Yangui pointed to the writing on the kettle beside him and said, "It says on it."

Qian Bai laughed, nodded his head lightly, and asked her to sit in his seat to check the patient's pulse.

The patient was a woman in her 20s. She had a sallow complexion and looked extremely weak. She was skinny and leaned weakly on a chair.

Jing Yangui thinks that the foundation of traditional Chinese medicine in the imperial capital is much better than that in Yangcheng. In Yangcheng, the patients who come to Qing'antang to see a doctor are all older. When young people get sick, they go to the hospital for injections, and they seldom go to the hospital for decoction. eat.

After washing her hands, she lightly put it on the female patient's wrist. Qian Bai was a little surprised when she saw the posture of her pulse taking. .

But Qian Bai also felt that taking the pulse can't be judged by the posture, many people are just putting on airs, he has seen several Chinese medicine doctors before, the appearance of taking the pulse looks like that, but in fact it is an out-and-out idiot.

Over there, Jing Yangui had already asked the female patient, "Have you had an upset stomach for two years? And you can't eat anymore?"

As soon as she said these words, Qian Bai was shocked. The patient hadn't spoken since Jing Yan came in, and what she said was exactly the same as what the patient had said before.

The patient nodded lightly: "Yes, I have had a stomachache for two years. I went to a Western doctor before and they asked me to have a gastroscopy. I found it uncomfortable, so I never did it. I also consulted some Chinese medicine for adjustments before, but Some time ago, I heard that the doctors in Shi’s Cottage are good at medicine, so I came here to try.”

After she finished speaking, she looked at Jing Yangui and said, "Are you a doctor too?"

Jing Yangui nodded: "Yes, don't worry, your illness is not serious, just take a few medicines and you will be fine."

The patient has a mild temper. Although he felt that Jing Yangui looked too young and lacked credibility, he did not say that Jing Yangui should not be allowed to treat the illness.

Qian Bai slightly raised his eyebrows beside him, he just took the pulse of this patient, and the patient's condition is definitely not serious, so she was really suspected of bragging when she said that.

He then said, "Create a prescription and come out and let me have a look."

Jing Yan responded, then took out a piece of paper for prescriptions, picked up a pen and wrote on it: one tael of chicken neigold, five qian each for raw wine koji and codonopsis pilosula, three qian each for Sanleng, Zezhu, and Anemarrhena, There are fifteen red ladies.

After she opened the prescription, she showed it to Qian Bai: "Senior Brother Qian, please correct me."

Qian Bai was stunned for a moment when he saw her prescription. This prescription was a sparse one, which was completely different from his idea of ​​prescribing it, but after thinking about it carefully, he found that her prescription was also very symptomatic.

He glanced at her, maybe because his mentality had changed at this time, he felt that although she was young, she was still stable, and this prescription meant that she would at least know how to feel her pulse.

He asked Jing Yangui: "According to your prescription, how many side effects does the patient need to take to get better?"

Jing Yangui replied: "About eight doses of medicine, when the time comes, there should be blood in urine and stool, and then it will be cured."

Qian Bai raised his brows slightly: "Aren't you being too bold with this prescription?"

If there is blood in both stools, this prescription will appear more severe.

Jing Yangui replied: "When treating a disease, the effect of the treatment is best when the dosage is the most appropriate. If the medicine is heavy, it will hurt the body, and if the medicine is light, it will not reach the disease, and it will be useless. It will also aggravate the disease."

"So you think your prescription is just right?" Qian Bai continued to ask.