I'm bound to the divine medicine system

Chapter 175 The Unknown Wild Doctor
Zheng Xuemin was almost suffocated by her embrace, and it took Lao Jin to break free from his mother's generous embrace, and said with a dry smile, "Mom, I'm fine."

"He said it's okay, look at you, you've lost weight." The woman was stroking her son's chubby face while crying.

"Ma'am, let the doctor see the young master first." The fat maid beside her said to the woman.

When Mrs. Zheng heard this, she got up quickly, "Yes, yes, see a doctor first. Brother Min, this is Dr. Ge. He just came back from Siyang Mansion to visit his relatives. His medical skills are very good. Don't worry, your illness will be cured." Cured."

Seeing this, Mrs. Jiang at the side opened his mouth to say something, but was pulled away by Mu Qingyi who was beside him, and motioned him not to say anything, but to see the situation before speaking.

To Mrs. Zheng, she is just a wild doctor with unknown background, and she is still a yellow-haired girl, so she is naturally not as good as the doctor from Fucheng.Saying anything now won't change her mind, it's better to see how well this doctor from Fucheng is doing.If he can cure Zheng Xuemin, she has nothing to argue about.If not, it will not be too late for her to stand up.

Mrs. Jiang shut his mouth, and stood aside with Mu Qingyi and his brother watching.

That Doctor Ge came forward with a medicine box in his forties, with a goatee and a rather elegant demeanor, just like Master Jiang, a bit bookish.

Dr. Ge sat down beside the bed, took Zheng Xuemin's hand to feel his pulse, and asked, "Where does it hurt?"

Zheng Xuemin pointed to the sore spot, which was exactly where Mu Qingyi had seen before.

After thinking for a while, Zheng Xuemin pointed to the lower right abdomen, "It hurts here too."

Dr. Ge frowned, contemplating, and didn't speak for a while.

Mrs. Zheng was in a hurry, and hurriedly asked: "How is it? What's wrong with my son?"

Dr. Ge frowned and said: "From the description, this disease is suspected to be intestinal ulcer, but from the pulse condition, it doesn't look like it. And even if it is intestinal ulcer, it will not hurt to the point of coma, so I have to think again. "

Mu Qingyi's eyes lighted up slightly, and she thought to herself that this doctor Ge really has some skills. He only felt his pulse and listened to Zheng Xuemin's few words, but he roughly concluded that the disease was due to the lack of diagnostic methods. Come to a conclusion.

Mu Qingyi took two steps forward, and said to Dr. Ge, "Mr. Zheng is indeed suffering from an intestinal ulcer, but the symptoms are mild and cannot be detected by pulse."

Doctor Ge was slightly startled, and looked at the girl who spoke, "Who are you?"

Mrs. Jiang hurried forward to introduce, "This is Miss Mu, who is also a doctor. Her father used to be a doctor in the Wuyuan County Medical Office."

Doctor Ge snorted, and stared at the young girl, "You just said that Mr. Zheng is indeed suffering from intestinal ulcer, and that the symptoms were mild and not checked by the pulse. So how did you make the diagnosis, Ms. Mu?"

Mu Qingyi walked to Zheng Xuemin's bed, stretched out her hand and pressed on the middle and outer 1/3 junction of the straight line from the anterior superior iliac spine to the umbilical foramen, and pressed gently, Zheng Xuemin immediately groaned in pain.

"This is the projected point on the body surface of the root of the appendix, and the affected area corresponding to the pain point here is the abscess point." Mu Qingyi withdrew her hand, and the pain on Zheng Xuemin's face immediately dissipated a lot.

In fact, the place where she just pressed is called the Mai's point of the appendix.An American surgeon named Charles McBurney discovered in 1901 that there was a tender point in the right lower abdomen of a patient with appendicitis, which was described as the junction of the middle and outer 1/3 of the straight line from the anterior superior iliac spine to the umbilical foramen (about 3 .8cm) Abdominal tenderness has diagnostic value for appendicitis.This later came to be known as the "McBurney point", which greatly simplified the diagnosis of appendicitis.

(End of this chapter)