agricultural doctor

Chapter 1277 Vulnerable

"Yes, that's him."

The man said bluntly: "Doctor Renxintang said that he prescribed the wrong medicine and that my wife's illness can't be cured. I felt sorry for my wife, so I came to beat him."

The man lowered his head, as if he had made a mistake: "The benevolent doctor lied to me that my lady's illness can be cured, so I shouldn't beat her."

As soon as he finished speaking, Ye Ran saw that several of the people who were booing in the crowd left in desperation.

It is not good for a newly opened clinic to let the onlookers know that Renxintang is doing bad things deliberately.

Yeran knew that she had achieved her goal, and it was time for her to turn defeat into victory!

She suddenly said to the man: "I'm new to take over this cottage, I employ improper people, and caused your daughter-in-law to suffer, I'll pay you for it."

The man waved his hands anxiously: "I don't blame you, I don't blame you, and you didn't prescribe the medicine for my daughter-in-law. You just cured her. Seeing her suffering makes me feel uncomfortable."

Yeran's bow made the onlookers stand in awe.

They all commented that it was not her fault, and the new shopkeeper of this herbal cottage was very responsible.

"It's the fault of the Herbal Hall, and the Herbal Hall should bear it, so I cured the eldest brother's wife, and also waived her medical fees and consultation fees when she came to the Herbal Hall in the future."

She suddenly turned around and looked at Dr. Ni coldly: "As a doctor, you must take on the responsibility of a doctor. Doctor Ni, we can't afford you as a great god in this cottage. From today onwards, Doctor Ni has nothing to do with this cottage." , and ask Dr. Ni to find another job."

what?
Isn't this man's wife all right?
For such a trivial matter, he will be kicked out of the thatched cottage.

Dr. Ni stopped pretending to be weak and stood up: "I was hired by shopkeeper Lin. You are a new shopkeeper, so you have no right to drive me away. Besides, he said that his wife can't touch her, and won't let her feel her pulse. You want to force me to prescribe medicine."

"That little lady, it's caused by blood deficiency. Senna leaves and rhubarb are used to treat the diseases caused by dryness and heat. If you use these two medicines together, not only can't heal his daughter-in-law, but it will also aggravate her condition." .”

Ye Ran sneered: "Looking, smelling, asking, and cutting are the most basic common sense in practicing medicine. You have never checked her pulse, haven't you carefully looked at her face, her lips, tongue, hands and feet? Her tongue is pale and her fur is white. The color is pale, obviously due to blood deficiency. You haven't even done the basics of looking, smelling, and asking, but you have prescribed a few laxatives for her arbitrarily, it's not that her husband loves her, I'm afraid you will kill her!"

She is very clear about shopkeeper Lin's character, and she will never ruin the reputation of this herbal hall for a doctor who doesn't care about it.

How dare you bring out shopkeeper Lin to threaten her?
Toast, do not eat and drink fine!
"Doctor Ni, you have been practicing medicine in this herbal medicine hall for several months, and you don't seem to have made such a mistake, right? As soon as shopkeeper Lin went to the state capital, you immediately prescribed the wrong medicine for the patient?"

There was something in Yeran's words: "I would really like to know if Dr. Ni's sudden mistake has something to do with Renxintang?"

She told Ah Ren who was at the side: "He Ren, take this elder brother to the town government to report to the officials, no one wants to intentionally harm her wife."

If the town government came to handle the case, he might be imprisoned in the town government prison before he could find out if he prescribed the wrong medicine.

Even if he finally figured out that the prescription was indeed made by him by mistake, several boards must be indispensable.

Dr. Ni gritted his teeth for a while: "I prescribed the wrong prescription, I am willing to leave this herbal hall."

(End of this chapter)