Rebirth of the miraculous doctor of counterattack

Chapter 1288
Chapter 1304

Yin Hongwei said: "Okay, everyone go out first."

After everyone had left, Dong'er closed the door and helped the old lady take off her clothes one by one.

Dong'er asked: "Princess, what's wrong with the old madam?"

Nianwen pierced the silver needles of different lengths into the main points of the old lady's body, without raising her head, she said: "She is already weak, Shen Ke has been accumulating for a long time, and today's rush to attack her heart has caused the blood to go up. She fell into a coma, her condition is very bad, if she comes half an hour later, even if Master comes out of the mountain, it may not be able to protect her from apoplexy."

Dong'er was delighted: "So, princess, can you cure her?"

Read the text and glanced at her, "Are you asking questions? Questioning my medical skills?"

Dong'er waved her hand: "Of course not. It was you who first said that the old lady's illness was so serious that I would ask this question. There is absolutely no other meaning."

Read the text and ignore her, and continue to concentrate on acupuncture. After three weeks of acupuncture, the method of needling the key points all over the body will unblock the blocked blood vessels, make the blood flow smooth, relieve the pressure on the blood vessels in the head, and keep them away from the risk of stroke.

Even in the cold winter, she was still sweating profusely after performing acupuncture for the old lady for three weeks.

"Okay, put on clothes for her." She withdrew her wrist pulse, and the old lady's wrist pulse had calmed down a lot, and she seemed to be out of danger.

The people outside the door were also anxiously waiting. Liang Yujiao hesitated for a long time, and finally mustered up the courage to go to Yin Shuwei's side: "Cousin, the old lady is blessed by God, she will be fine, don't worry, cousin."

Yin Shuwei nodded: "That's right, Wen'er is very skilled in medicine, with her here, grandma will be fine."

The smile on Yujiao's face froze slightly, and she said immediately: "What my cousin said is that with the princess around, the old lady will be safe and sound."

Yin Shuwei smiled at her: "You call me cousin, but this is the younger sister of the Yin family?"

Liang Yujiao shyly smiled, and shook her head slightly: "No, my surname is Liang, and I still want to call your father cousin."

Yin Shuwei groaned, nodded, and stopped talking. Since she is not a girl from the Yin family, it is better to keep some distance, so as not to be spread any gossip, which is not good for anyone.

At this time, Dong'er pushed the door open, and said to the people guarding outside: "The princess invites you to come in."

Yin Hongwei rushed in first, "How is my wife?" Yin Hongwei asked Zheng Nianwen who was standing by the bed wiping his sweat as soon as he entered the door.

Nian Wen smiled lightly: "I'm fine, I'll wake up in a while."

Yin Hongwei breathed a sigh of relief, and asked again: "The doctor who came to see me earlier said that Madam may have a stroke, and now she—"

Nian Wen shook his head: "No, the risk of stroke has been ruled out. She is fine now, but you have to pay attention to keep calm and take good care of her for a while."

Yin Hongwei nodded again and again: "Okay, okay, the princess is really good at medicine, thanks to you this time."

Read the text and waved her hand, "You don't need to say thank you, I just did what a doctor should do." She smiled slightly, then turned around and walked to the side table to write the prescription.

Yin Shuwei's back was wet and cold, God knows how scared he was before, afraid that his grandmother would become unlucky because of his words, but fortunately he was fine.

Nian Wen handed the written prescription to Yin Shuwei's hand, and said: "Take it once in the morning and evening, and take it for three days. If you still feel unwell, you can go to the palace to find me, and I will come for diagnosis and treatment."

Yin Shuwei hurriedly put away the prescription, smiled at her and said, "If it weren't for you, I really don't know what to do."

(End of this chapter)