pastoral beggar woman

Chapter 788 Seeing a Doctor (3)
The first "guest" that Qin Shuang received at the opening of the store was only here with her parents. Her parents were at another doctor who was sitting in the same place as Qin Shuang. I came here curiously when I was bored. In fact, there was no ailment on my body, so Qin Shuang's pulse was just a fresh picture, and I didn't believe that she could really diagnose what happened.

Who would have thought that Qin Shuang would only put his finger on her wrist for a moment, then said with a smile: "Young lady's body is cold, and menstruation should be quite painful every month, and it lasts for a long time. Do you dare to move a little bit because you are tossing, I wonder if what I said is right?"

The girl was taken aback for a moment, then she thought that this place was open to the public, and many people were staring at her. When she mentioned the private matter of menstruation, her whole face flushed with shame, and she didn't dare to raise her head, but she also Surprised, he blurted out: "How do you know?"

Qin Shuang smiled again and said, "Didn't I just take your pulse, of course it was diagnosed."

"Uh..." The girl's face was full of embarrassment, shame and surprise. Originally, these things shouldn't be said when there are so many people, but Qin Shuang just took a look at her and told her specific symptoms. She felt a little hopeful in her heart, and couldn't help asking in a low voice: "Then can you treat me? You, you are right, every time, cough, I work very hard, rolling in pain, and go to other places. The medicine hall has taken medicines and decocted them to drink, but the effect is not obvious, and it still hurts every time."

The girl spoke frowningly, as if remembering the pain of menstruation, her delicate facial features were unconsciously twisted into a ball, and she couldn't even pay attention to the eyes of others.

Qin Shuang said: "It's not a big problem. It's probably because the doctors in the past were too cautious in using medicines, so the effect on you was not obvious." The paper and brush prepared on the table scribbled down a prescription, handed it to the girl and said: "You follow this prescription to get the medicine, a medicine can be taken twice, once in the morning and once in the evening, every three days. Once, after a month, I guarantee that you will not have to suffer this crime again in the future."

The girl took the prescription and looked at it. There were more than a dozen lines written on it, which were probably the names of medicinal materials. She was also illiterate, and couldn't understand what was written. She just felt that Qin Shuang's handwriting was better than those written by doctors she had seen before. The writing on the box is much more beautiful, so I sighed subconsciously: "Your writing is really beautiful."

Qin Shuang said with a smile: "It is better to write in a way that people can understand." In fact, she has always been incomprehensible to those doctors who write "flying and phoenix dancing" when prescribing medicines so that people don't even know what they are writing. What are you drawing?What if I don't understand it, it seems that my medical skills are more advanced?Prescribing prescriptions is a very strict thing, and some medicinal materials have similar names, so if the person who grabs the medicine accidentally misses it and grabs the wrong medicine, it will cause a big mess!

Words exist for the purpose of being recognizable. If they are not clearly written, so that anyone can recognize them clearly, what is the point of writing them?It's just a waste of pen and ink, a waste of time for the patient, and a joke about the patient's condition!It's not rigorous!
"I, is it really good to take these medicines?" the girl asked with some hesitation.

"If you don't believe me, you can go to the doctors next to you and queue up, and ask them what's wrong with this prescription when it's their turn." Qin Shuang gave the girl advice without changing her attitude. Fuli comes to the clinic. If someone has the guts and eyesight to let her see it, she will show it with heart and will never be perfunctory. If someone really comes with a terminal illness, as long as it is within the scope of her treatment, she will treat it three days before opening. I will also show it to you, and you will be treated after paying the consultation fee.

(End of this chapter)