Rebirth 1977 Great Era

Chapter 58: Fever during menstruation
Fangyan knew that Le Miao must have consulted relevant professionals. The Le family had opened a shop more than two hundred years ago, so they must have a very wide network of contacts.

It is not easy for others to find a doctor who is good at insect medicine, but it must be relatively easy for her to find one.

No matter who you ask, as long as she signs and approves it, Fangyan can now prescribe the medicine.

Fangyan directly asked Jia Dapeng and the patient's daughter to get the prescription and negotiate the price, and then went to the courtyard in the back hall to boil the medicine. Today he was going to let the old man drink the medicine first here.

Let's make sure his meridians are initially unblocked first.

Jia Dapeng is now much more honest than before. He knows that Liu Zude is unreliable, so he has to keep a low profile. He will obediently do whatever Fang Yan tells him to do.

Soon, the patient's daughter gave the money outside, took the medicine and followed Jia Dapeng back. Fangyan reminded Jia Dapeng of some precautions for boiling the medicine and let him go to boil the medicine.

At this moment, Wang Song really couldn't understand why Fang Yan was so sure that his prescription would be so effective, so he followed him to the back yard and watched Jia Dapeng boil the medicine step by step.

Fang Yan was not afraid that Wang Song would learn it. This prescription was originally used to cure diseases and save lives. Just learn it. Moreover, he had just told Gu Xiutang about his plan. This prescription could be regarded as a reward for him. He was just afraid that Wang Song would not dare to use this prescription if he encountered the same disease in the future.

While the medicine was being decocted in the backyard, Fangyan was waiting for the countdown for the old man's acupuncture to begin.

When the time was up, he started to remove the needles.

After removing the needle, Le Miao took a look at the complexion of the old man's face. It was obviously rosier, and the obvious red bloodshot in his eyes had disappeared at some point.

She knew that the acupuncture of dialect was working.

Fang Yan asked the old man to continue lying down while he began to feel his pulse again. After five or six minutes, Fang Yan nodded and said to the old man:

"Acupuncture has temporarily unblocked your meridians, but this is only temporary. You still have to drink the medicine later. In addition, you have to quit smoking in the next period of time. Although I know it is difficult, it is also for your own good."

"Also, avoid eating potatoes, yams, spicy condiments, and alcohol."

"I advocate a simple and plain diet."

"You haven't had a stroke yet, and most of your body functions are still normal. This kind of recuperation will ensure your health in the future."

The old man nodded repeatedly after hearing this:
"I...I know."

He thought for a moment and then said:

"Doctor Fang, I believe in you. After you gave me the acupuncture, I feel that some of the painful parts of my body are no longer painful. You are really capable, unlike those people who obviously didn't make the right diagnosis and made me drink so many medicines."

Fang Yan smiled and asked the old man:
"Did Gu Xiutang ask you to come here to find me?"

Wang Song had already admitted it just now, so the old man certainly had no worries now. He nodded and said:

"Yes, before coming here in the morning, Wang Song and I went to Gu Xiu Tang. He asked me to cooperate with Wang Song, and he prescribed medicine for me in the afternoon to cure me completely."

Then he explained:

"I have no other choice. This problem has never been cured..."

Fangyan waved his hand to interrupt him:
"Well, I understand. I don't mean to blame you. Our duty as doctors is to cure diseases and save lives. He wants to embarrass me with difficult and complicated diseases. If he embarrasses me, it means that I am not well-trained."

The old man had already regarded Fangyan as his lifeline, and he quickly said:

"You are a capable person. I saw that before. You know everything Wang Song said. My illness is a small problem for you. How can I be stumped by people like them?" Fang Yan smiled and said to the old man:

"Okay, these are all between me and him, you don't have to worry about it. Just rest here for a while. Someone will bring it to you when the medicine is ready."

After speaking in dialect, he packed up his needles and went to the outer hall.

Just when I returned to the outer hall, a patient came to the door. She looked to be in her early forties. She told Fang Yan as soon as she arrived that she had fever symptoms during her menstrual period in the past five months, and this time was the same.

Fangyan thought this was a coincidence. His mother was an expert in gynecology and he had read a lot of the books she kept at home. There were relevant books in both Western medicine and traditional Chinese medicine regarding fever symptoms during menstruation.

Traditional Chinese medicine refers to this type of symptoms as "menstrual fever", which refers to the periodic fever that occurs during menstruation or before and after menstruation.

In Western medicine, it is classified as an inconspicuous gynecological infection, such as chronic pelvic inflammatory disease, genital tuberculosis, endometriosis, etc.

In this regard, I not only have a wealth of books on Chinese and Western medicine, but also medical notes and treatment experiences.

However, she has been suffering from this disease for half a year, which means she has been suffering from it for a long time.

Fangyan asked her in some confusion whether she had seen the disease elsewhere. The woman said she had been to the clinic at her workplace and a traditional Chinese medicine hospital, but neither of them was cured.

Now she heard that there was a young miracle doctor named Fang at Tongrentang, so she came to take a look.

“…” Fangyan was speechless. Why did this word sound so familiar?
Could it be that this was another person that Gu Xiutang called over?

However, Fangyan didn't say much. Since the patient came, there was no point in chasing her away. Fangyan asked her to sit down and began to take the patient's pulse.

The patients were also asked whether they had given birth or had miscarriage before the onset of the complication.

This patient is a talkative person and he talks incessantly.

It was confirmed that the other party had indeed had a miscarriage half a year ago, and Fangyan came to this conclusion based on taking her pulse and the symptoms she reported.

Interrupting the woman who was complaining about her husband not caring about her, Fang Yan said:

"You have fever and abdominal pain during menstruation. Your menstrual blood is dark purple and contains blood clots. There are petechiae on the tip of your tongue. Your pulse is deep, stringy and rapid."

"This is due to external and internal injuries during menstruation and after childbirth, which cause blood stasis in the cells, which turns into heat. During menstruation, the sea of ​​blood is filled, blood stasis and heat accumulate inside, and the qi, blood, and defense are out of balance, which leads to fever during menstruation."

"In traditional Chinese medicine, this symptom is attributed to stagnation of heat and blood, and all that is needed is to dissolve the stagnation and clear the heat."

The woman nodded, not quite understanding, and asked:
"Doctor Xiao Fang, from what you said, do you understand my illness?"

Fangyan asked with some amusement:
"Didn't you say I was a miracle doctor? Are you hoping that I won't understand?"

"No, no, I just think you are going too fast. It doesn't seem difficult at all."

Fangyan smiled.

He picked up a pen and paper and began to write a prescription, while saying to her:
"The difficulty of treating the same disease varies from person to person. Nowadays, everyone's learning experience depends entirely on their master. If the master is good, the apprentice will be good. If the master is not good, the apprentice will be doomed."

Hearing this, the middle-aged woman smiled awkwardly:
“Hehehe…you are talking about…”

(End of this chapter)