agricultural doctor

Chapter 2971 The Reason
Mammy really used this prescription to attract the people from Yaowang Medical Center.

"I drove it, come in and talk!"

Generally speaking, those who visit and speak are mostly followers, and those who observe that person quietly and silently are the ones in charge.

But Hanxiao is very good at observing words and expressions, and quickly judged from the subtleties that Dr. Ji who is talking is the person who can take charge, so after bringing people into the room and serving tea, she looks at Dr. Ji with a smile.

"What does this doctor think about that prescription?"

"Your Majesty Sun Daji, everyone who comes to the Medicine King Medical Center calls me Doctor Ji."

Dr. Ji was holding a tea bowl, and asked Hanxiao: "Miss, a poison is added at the end of that prescription. Although it won't kill people, it will make people suffering from scabies more painful when they recover. Dare I ask you why you prescribed such a prescription?" Fang Zi?"

Mother Xu has already reminded Hanxiao, what is the purpose of the visit to Yaowang Medical Center.

If Dr. Ji asked so directly without knowing it, people would mistakenly think that he was questioning his own medical ethics.

But with Madam Xu's reminder, Hanxiao thought that he was testing himself.

She looked at Doctor Ji frankly, and asked, "Does Doctor Ji know how he came to see the patient suffering from scabies? How did he get scabies? Also, where is the scabies on his body?" "

Dr. Ji was just curious about why the goddess doctor in Qingliu Lane would prescribe prescriptions using the Wu family's method, and he never thought about these issues at all.

He was stunned for a moment when asked by Hanxiao: "I also ask the girl to enlighten me."

"I don't dare to teach you, but I have a deep meaning to do it with a smile. The scabies on the patient's body are mostly in the finger crevices, armpits, and groin. He was tortured, and he might not be able to sleep at all. But he didn’t come to Qingliu Lane to see a doctor by himself, it was his wife who was very anxious because he was suffering from scabies, and brought him to the door. His wife was very poorly dressed, so She is known as a scholar, but she is wearing expensive satin, and she has a pungent powdery smell on her body." At this point, she didn't need to point it out with a smile, she paused and looked at Doctor Ji and the two of them: "Doctor Ji is still curious. , why did Hanxiao intentionally add poison to the prescription?"

Hearing Hanxiao explained the reason clearly, Doctor Ji looked a little embarrassed and couldn't look directly into her eyes.

What she said may not be understood by laymen, but as a doctor, it is very clear.

The amount of information in the words of the female doctor in Qingliu Lane is a bit too much!

Scabies can infect people, especially the scabies that grow in such places as finger crevices, armpits and groin, and it is likely to be transmitted through sexual intercourse between husband and wife.

The woman who accompanied the scholar to see the doctor did not suffer from scabies. It can be seen that his husband seldom comes back, and the couple have not had intercourse for a long time.

The person who saw the doctor had dark circles and sunken eye sockets, which could not explain anything at all, but if there was a pungent powdery smell on his body, it could explain the problem very well.

He said with a smile, the woman who accompanied him to see the doctor was dressed in shabby clothes, she must have been wearing no makeup, she would not use any kind of powder, it was still the pungent low-quality powder.

Only the women in the land of smoke and willows, who are still the kind of low-level kilns, would use inferior and unpleasant rouge and gouache.

Combined with the dark circles and sunken eye sockets of the person who came to see the doctor, the result is obvious.

In the beginning at Yaowang Medical Center, apart from trying to figure out whether the female doctor in Qingliu Lane had anything to do with the Wu family, Dr. Ji really questioned her medical ethics deep down in his heart.

(End of this chapter)