Merchant and doctor

Chapter 135 Secret investigation of private clinics
It is really unheard of for Bian Mu to write a prescription in a private clinic and it needs to be encrypted.

The side of the road is not very convenient, Bian Mu casually put the intriguing Chinese medicine prescription into his trouser pocket, and looked around a few times.Idle is idle, so why not investigate what is going on with the "Shouqi Clinic".

Bian Mu had no concept of private clinics in his head. When he was still in Lishi County Hospital, he would go to private clinics occasionally to find his senior sister Mu Shiye. Specialize in treatment, by the way, give people infusions and injections, and sell some Chinese and Western medicines within the specified range.

There are very few high-level doctors who have both ability and political integrity.

Huang Boxi opened a private clinic and started out. After going through untold hardships, he was able to raise tens of millions of funds to start a private specialized hospital. At first, Bian Mu didn't believe it all, thinking that it was just a legend.

Later, when chatting, Liao Jinsheng and Qian Xiaotong said so, and Bian Mu gradually believed it.

Bian Mu was deeply shocked by this.

As he interacted more with Huang Boxi, Bian Mu gradually realized that with Huang Boxi's medical and pharmaceutical skills, it shouldn't be too difficult to do this.

Since then, private clinics have evolved into another concept in Bian Mu's mind.

There is a small teahouse opposite the "Shouqi Clinic". The owner of the teahouse also runs a small supermarket. The two sides are slightly separated by broken bridge aluminum doors and windows, so that they can attract more customers without affecting each other.

The small teahouse has two floors in total. It is estimated that the second floor is relatively quieter, and the charges may be relatively higher. Bian Mu stood at the entrance of the small teahouse and watched a few times, feeling that the observation angle is just right.

So, Bian Mu went into the teahouse, paid the bill and bought a pot of ordinary green tea, a plate of five-spice melon seeds, a plate of dry fried almonds, and a plate of open pine nuts. Many are just right, as long as there are not many customers, the boss will not charge an additional hourly fee for how long you stay.

Going up the wooden stairs to the second floor, Bian Mu found that there were only two tables of guests on the upper floor, and they all chose to sit by the window facing the street. The table was occupied by two young women, who seemed to be about the same age as him, maybe they were old people who did not go to work. Idlers, sitting there laughing and chatting about fashion topics.

At the other table sat a middle-aged man in a suit and leather shoes. He was typing on the keyboard of his laptop, as if he was working.

Bian Mu chose a seat that was easy to observe and sat down. While drinking tea and eating melon seeds, he glanced in the direction of "Shou Qi Clinic" from time to time.

It is condescending and the light is very good. You can basically see the situation of the "Shouqi Clinic".

"Shouqi Clinic" has two floors, upstairs and downstairs. The first floor is about 140 square meters in size, one third of which is used as an outpatient area, and two thirds are used as a physiotherapy area.

The second floor is all covered with beige curtains, and it is probably the acupuncture and massage business area.

Doctor Tian, ​​male, I can’t see the specific appearance, but based on his general body shape, he should be in his 60s. Doctor Tian has a bad habit: he smokes, and he seems to be quite addicted to smoking. Seeing that the inside is filled with smoke from time to time, it is estimated that Dr. Tian never restricts patients from smoking.

Most of the patients waiting in line are elderly people. Looking at their clothes and handbags, there should be five or six middle-aged working ladies among them. The order is good, quiet and not noisy at all.

After observing for more than 20 minutes, Bian Mu found that after receiving the prescriptions, the patients all went out immediately and went straight to the "big pharmacy with hundreds of surnames" diagonally across the road, and then left after a while with the traditional Chinese medicines they had grasped. Go, the general situation is basically the same as what the old man said just now.

Clapping his hands, Bian Mu took out the prescription from his trouser pocket, and pondered it carefully for a while.

"Longgu oyster soup, keel, ginger, ginseng, cassia twig, poria cocos, pinellia, scutellaria baicalensis... 15g of rhubarb is used. The old man just now is thin, his nutritional status is average, and his speech and behavior seem to be the same as ordinary people. Why use it? What about such a large dose?! The main diarrhea is not such a method? Oysters, six jujubes... Then why add clematis, frankincense, and myrrh? Finally, cicada slough was added. What kind of disease is this? What kind of cure is this? Is it purely for selling medicine to make money? We haven’t done a diagnosis for the old man, so we can’t preconceive that Dr. Tian is a charlatan, but... his prescription is true It's a bit unusual." Thinking of this, Bian Mu took out his mobile phone and took three photos of the prescription horizontally and vertically.

Afterwards, Bian Mu gently tore up the prescription, got up and walked to the corner, and threw it into the trash basket.

Bian Muban leaned on the chair and pondered for a while, guessing a rough outline in his mind: Dr. Tian should be named Tian Shouqi, and his early life experience should be similar to Huang Boxi, but the man in front of him is full of quackery, and he should have been quietly cheating on him during work. I started a personal clinic, which may have been under another name at the time, but later retired, or even retired early, and this clinic was officially opened.

Dr. Tian is good at treating pediatrics and some gynecological diseases, and he may be able to treat some of the intractable diseases with moderate difficulty, and his reputation has gradually spread.

The random business gradually improved, and this doctor Tian became greedy, and cooperated with his so-called younger sister, doing outpatient clinics on the one hand, and selling medicine on the other to earn the difference.

Dr. Tian made an appointment with his so-called younger sister in advance, and specially arranged an employee or apprentice to prescribe prescriptions at the pharmacy. Folk prescriptions... sample, every time he meets a patient, Dr. Tian may only write the name of the decoction, and other traditional Chinese medicines should be added or subtracted, and he will supplement it next to him. It is often difficult to "decipher" what it refers to.

In this way, Dr. Tian and his relatives and friends maximized their actual income, and the prescriptions he prescribed would not spread to the streets and alleys, and gradually preserved their value.

What a beautiful idea!
But how far can this play go? !

After trying to understand a lot of details, Bian Mu's heart became brighter. Seeing that the tea was almost tasteless, Bian Mu got up and went downstairs to pay the bill again. The male owner of the teahouse didn't charge any more fees. Take a box of wet wipes with you.

Coming out of the teahouse, out of curiosity, Bian Mu went to the "Shouqi Clinic" pretending to be a patient.

"Sir, please register!" As soon as he entered the door, a young female nurse greeted him and asked Bian Mu to register.

"I've heard about Dr. Tian's name for a long time. I've thought about coming over today to take a look. If it's suitable, I'll bring my father over to show Dr. Tian another day." Bian Mu made up a nonsense.

"So it's the patient's family! It's okay, welcome to investigate, this way please! There is tea over there, sir, make it yourself! Call me later if you have something to do!" After finishing speaking, the young female nurse went to work on the matter at hand .

With ears pricked up and eyes wide open, Bian Mu personally experienced the whole process of diagnosis in a private clinic...

(End of this chapter)