Practicing business and practicing medicine

Before Bian Mu officially moved, Liang Xiangyin and Doctor Ning both worked in the clinic on the first floor, each doing their own job and not interfering with each other. When they encountered patients with slightly more complicated conditions, they never discussed the matter and each tried to find a way to deal with it on their own. When they met, they would just smile and exchange a few words before going about their own business.

The two are of different generations, and their medical concepts are completely from different eras, so it is indeed difficult to unify the tone of their academic exchanges.

After Bian Mu led everyone to move in, Liang Xiangyin took the initiative to move to the second floor for some quiet time. He and Luo Zhanqi each occupied a corner and took care of their own stall. They rarely interacted with each other in normal times.

Originally, Liang Xiangyin only saw patients for half a day in the morning and rested at home in the afternoon. He would go fishing by the lake, take a walk in the park, or visit the small clinic run by his junior brother Sima Kui. He was quite free and easy.

Recently, seeing that Bian Mu and others are indeed very busy, Liang Xiangyin slightly adjusted his own consultation hours. He takes 15 appointments in the morning and 10 in the afternoon. Occasionally, he would be happy to see one or two more patients, but would politely decline any more.

Liang Xiangyin's charging standard is slightly higher than that of Doctor Ning. He is a typical old Chinese doctor. Some people believe in this. However, it is still much less than that of Bian Mu.

The medical information on the clinic's local area network is basically public. If the attending physician feels that some information is inconvenient for other colleagues to view, people can often change the setting mode by clicking the mouse. Liang Xiangyin rarely makes personalized settings, and the medical records he has handled are basically public on the intranet.

Bian Mu discovered that the patients the old man saw were mainly geriatrics, gynecology, and pediatrics. Occasionally, there were cases of traditional Chinese medicine bone setting, but they were very rare. The old man would generally refer other types of patients to Dr. Ning. Those that Dr. Ning could not treat would naturally be referred to Bian Mu.

The time is short and the cure rate is still unclear at the moment, but the effectiveness is indeed 100%. It can be seen that Liang Xiangyin either refuses to see patients or does his job conscientiously once he does, and his medical skills are becoming increasingly advanced. It seems that the old man is slowly recovering.

Bian Mu had always wanted to prepare some good medicine for Liang Xiangyin, but then he thought, the old man knows everything, why should he interfere? !

In addition, without telling anyone, Bian Mu believed that Liang Xiangyin had never changed his obsession. He was thinking about collecting the set of prescriptions left by his mentor and getting some help from Bian Mu to create a Chinese patent medicine that would sell well, make a small fortune, and give San Qiangzi a home in Lijin City so that he could have a grandson soon. At least, he had fulfilled a wish that was not too big or too small.

However……

There has been no movement from Bian Mu's side, and it seems that the old man won't benefit much from it, but... Liang Xiangyin still has a relatively positive attitude, and is concentrating on taking care of his body and mind, and will deal with the future later.

Of course, the old man might have a deeper secret in his heart, a secret that even San Qiangzi might not know.

…

It was finally time to get off work. Liang Xiangyin had few patients to begin with, so he had closed his stall and gone home to prepare dinner. Bian Mu sat there wondering whether he should go to San Qiangzi's place for a meal and report on the condition of that careless little patient.

"Forget it! It's obvious that the old man is in the clinic but his heart is elsewhere! He has no interest in the so-called new types of diseases at all. Perhaps, when people live to the age of their fellow apprentices, their pursuit of medicine has become indifferent. In any case, they have been marginalized by the times. Nowadays, the newer and more advanced modern Chinese medicine has not much meaning to them. They don't seem to care about medical insurance and pension at all. The only thing they care about is the little happiness of their children... Perhaps, with the passing of their generation, the so-called old-fashioned Chinese medicine will completely bid farewell to the stage of history?!" Bian Mu has a lot of ideas.

After the Spring Festival, although Lao Hou would stop by from time to time to chat, he also sent him the best beef and mutton. Every time, Bian Mu would transfer some money to him, since he couldn't pay for it out of his own pocket.

Old Hou rarely mentioned the secret formula. When Bian Mu had accumulated enough good things, he would occasionally ask Old Hou to give some to the old village doctor named Mi to express his respect for the older generation of Chinese medicine practitioners.

In Bian Mu's opinion, the old man can be regarded as a member of the traditional Chinese medicine. In the future, a hundred years after the old man passes away, rural Chinese medicine will probably be completely updated, and the "digital medicine" school may even become popular!

Gradually, people became less interested in seeking further development in traditional Chinese medicine.

It was time for Dr. Gong to get off work, so before leaving, he walked up to Bian Mu and said hello.

"I received a pediatric massage patient this afternoon. He was 6 years old and had a fever. His condition was sometimes better and sometimes worse. I felt it was quite typical. I wrote a review and sent it to your email. If there are any deficiencies, please give me some advice, Doctor Bian."

"For this kind of thing, you still have to see the patient. When the child comes for a follow-up visit one day, you can bring him over and let me take a look." Bian Mu replied with a smile.

"Okay! Then you take a rest first, bye!"

"Wait a minute! I found you a whip. Put it at home and practice more every morning and evening. Start with waxing your hair. Also, prepare 30 kilograms of soybeans at home. The specific cost will be charged to our clinic account as your business training fee."

"No, no! I have money. Can I use salt water to make the soybeans grow softly, and then use them as props to practice the softness of my hands?" Dr. Gong asked with a smile.

"Yes! I've sent you the specific practice method via email. Just practice for a year first."

"Thanks!"

"You're welcome!" After saying that, Bian Mu handed the whip bag that he had prepared in advance to Dr. Gong.

At this time, Luo Zhanqi also came down from upstairs. He first greeted Bian Mu, and then accompanied Dr. Gong after get off work. Recently, Luo Zhanqi seldom cooked and ate upstairs. He probably met a lot of new fellow villagers, so he went to have a meal with his fellow villagers.

After resting for a while, Bian Mu tidied himself up and prepared to go back. At this moment, his cell phone rang.

Mr. Wei’s lover called.

"Sorry! Is it convenient for us to talk now, Doctor Bian?" Mr. Wei seemed very polite on the other end of the phone.

"It's been a while since I got off work. It's convenient. Please go ahead!"

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"We have been strictly following Doctor Bian's instructions and have been in the meditation class for a while. However... I feel that our old Wei has had some relapses... Anyway, the effect is not very good. Is there something wrong?"

"Please send me the reading notes you've read in the past week that seem particularly odd. I'll take a look and give you my opinion." Bian Mu replied calmly on the phone.

"Okay! Right away!" After saying that, Mr. Wei's wife hung up the phone.

…

Bian Mu studied it very carefully, and he became happy as he read.

Mr. Wei is a much simpler person than he had imagined. It seems that the fact that the old man built up such a large business back then was at least due to a lot of luck.

Bian Mu dialed the landline number that Mr. Wei’s wife had just called.

"Auntie! I'll sort out some information and send it to your email address later. Please take a look first, and then remind Mr. Wei in your own unique way. For example, one of the things is: things you firmly believe in may not necessarily be reasonable; things that you find particularly awkward, uncomfortable, and disgusting may not necessarily be worthless. Sometimes, if you miss a certain time, their value is still quite large! To make it more persuasive, I'll make some pictures and send them to you!"

"Thank you very much!"

"I have to go back to my place first. I'll finish it and send it to you as soon as possible after dinner!"

"Thank you again! Goodbye!" After saying that, Mr. Wei's wife hung up the phone.