Need for medical concubine: The king of war can read my mind and spoil me to the bone

Chapter 343 Immediate Results
The young man named Xiaoliuzi hesitated: "She is Princess Ling, with a high status. My mother is not even an ordinary person, but just a low-level nun in Rongguo Duke's mansion. With such a status, how can she be treated by Princess Ling?"

"Princess Ling's sign is a free clinic, and she didn't specify the identity of the patient. How do you know if you don't try it?"

Little Six thought about it, turned around and went home, and decided to bring his mother to try it.

Because Mu Qingyan wanted a free clinic, An Jingxiu simply announced that the entire Anhe Hall would be free for the next three days.

Because what Mu Qingyan wanted to treat was difficult and miscellaneous diseases, so if the patients who came in had common diseases, they would be directly seen by the doctors in An He Tang.

Mu Qingyan only came to see a doctor when she encountered that kind of intractable disease that An Jingxiu and the others couldn't see.

The first patient Mu Qingyan received was a stiff neck patient.

Speaking of stiff neck, it's not a particularly serious illness.

But for this patient, he fell very badly, his whole head was tilted to the right side, and it hurt when he moved.

Moreover, he has frequent stiff necks, basically twice a month, once for half a month.

He has also seen many doctors, but he always took medicine, and he got a little better, but he couldn't stop the root cause. Once he didn't take medicine, the pain continued.

This person was almost a long-term patient of An Hetang, so when he came, An Jingxiu immediately led him to Mu Qingyan's consultation table, and gave a general description of his condition.

As usual, Mu Qingyan looked, smelled and inquired, while feeling her pulse, she also asked about her condition and what to eat and drink.

After the question was over, Mu Qingyan said: "Your blood stagnates due to the wind and cold, causing the meridians to block. I will do acupuncture for you first to relieve the pain in your neck."

The patient tilted his neck and said pitifully, "Okay, thank you, Princess Ling."

Mu Qingyan told him to stand still, and then took out the acupuncture needles from the medicine box.

Mu Qingyan's recognition of the acupoints is extremely accurate, she doesn't need the other party to remove her clothes to expose her skin, she can pinpoint the acupoints through the clothes.

An Jingxiu watched from the side, in admiration.

It has been 20 years since he studied medicine with his grandfather since he was six years old, but his level still hasn't reached Mu Qingyan's level.

Mu Qingyan pricked each of the eight acupuncture points on his body for a while, and then said to him: "Now, you raise your right foot and stamp your foot on the ground vigorously."

The man was puzzled, but he still stomped his feet according to Mu Qingyan's order.

He didn't push very hard at the first time, Mu Qingyan ordered: "Put a little more force."

The man quickly gathered his strength and stamped his feet on the ground.

On the third stomp, his neck miraculously moved.

He was immediately overjoyed and shouted excitedly: "Ah, ah, my neck can move!"

Many people around looked at him, and heard that his neck could move, and they all gathered around him.

They never expected that Mu Qingyan's medical skills would be so immediate.

"You can really move your neck?"

"Yes, it's great to be able to move!" said the man, turning his neck from right to left.

However, when turning to the left, you still can't go too far to the left.

Even so, the quick results of Mu Qingyan's acupuncture made everyone present applaud.

After that, Mu Qingyan gave him a few more needles, and put Ai Zhu on the needles.

Because Ai Zhu burned a lot of smoke, she asked An Jingxiu to lead the patient to the backyard.

The seat in front of her was empty, and the patients rushed forward immediately.

Mu Qingyan looked at the two patients, one was a haggard mother holding a crying child.

One is a tall and thick man, who looks rosy, but anxious.

(End of this chapter)