Medicine Girl Jingjing

Chapter 253 Patient Rabies Bite (2)
Dr. Li is the ugly young Taoist medicine student Qingyun.

Last year, he went to Baiyun Temple and passed the doctor's certificate. When he returned to Tanzhou, he left the vulgarity and left Taoism, followed Li Jingjing, and was named Li Shiyun by Li Jingjing.

President Hu said: "Dr. Wang from our hospital went out to other places to celebrate the birthday of the elders in the past two days. Dr. Liu's silver needle technique is second only to Dr. Wang. After going there, he will be more confident in treating your younger brother."

The two young men had heard of the excellent medical skills of Doctor Liu of the Hou Mansion Pharmacy, and they were even more grateful: "Thank you, County Master Jing."

He Shi was telling Li Laoshi and Li Jingjing to go and come back quickly, when he saw Li Yunxiao and He Yiyang running over with sleepy eyes, he said angrily, "What are you doing up?"

Li Yunxiao said confidently: "My sister is going to Guanli to treat the senior Juren of the Academy, and I will go with my sister."

He Yiyang begged: "Auntie, let me go with the little fat man."

He Shi said solemnly: "Tomorrow you have to go to the academy to study, but today you can't stay up late and you are not allowed to go."

"Mother, let me go." "Auntie, just let me go with the little skinny guy."

Li Yunxiao and He Yiyang stepped forward and stood on the left and right sides of He Shi, each holding one of her arms, waving back and forth, begging with a smile.

Dean Hu didn't get angry when he saw that He Yiyang didn't come to beg his serious master, but instead begged He Shi.

"You are not allowed to go. You all go back to sleep, dare to sneak over and try!" Li Jingjing said harshly, then dragged Li Laoshi out, and He Yiyang was so angry that he fell asleep and his big eyes stared like copper bells.

He waited until Li Laoshi, father, daughter and five of them had left the house, and then said in a low voice: "Your sister is afraid that there are Buddhist monks hiding near Qingyun Temple, and she doesn't want you to take risks."

He Yiyang wondered: "Didn't the two demon monks be killed by Zijing?"

"Who knows if there are other demon monks." He stretched out his hand to stroke He Yiyang's hair, and said softly, "Your status is different from ordinary people, and I don't know how many forces are secretly watching you."

He Yiyang looked up at He Shi, who had a beautiful face and kind eyes, and for a moment wanted to call her mother just like Li Yunxiao.

He continued: "If something happens to you in Qingyun Temple, no matter how big or small, Taoism will take the responsibility, so you have been in Tanzhou for more than a year, and we, including your grandma and grandpa, have never brought you along. I have been to Qingyun Temple."

He Yiyang thought about it carefully, nodded and said, "Yes."

He looked fondly at the two children, and said: "When you are all growing up, you can't eat less and take short sleep, go to sleep quickly."

Li Laoshi and Li Jingjing arrived at Qingyun Temple after about two quarters of an hour in Li's carriage.

Dark clouds covered the moon, and the sky and the earth were pitch black.The mountain wind is cold, and the temperature is lower than that of Tanzhou Academy.

The carriage can only drive up to the steps in front of the gate of Guanli, and the rest of the road needs to be walked for more than a mile.

This time Li Jingjing brought Mochizuki and Wanglian with her followers.

Since the first month of this year, Li Jingjing's small basket has been replaced by a red sandalwood medicine box sent from Chang'an by Master Chi Lingzi.

In addition to being able to hold hundreds of medicines, the hundred-treasure medicine box is also equipped with hidden weapons, which are used to save Li Jingjing's life in case of accidents while practicing medicine.

"The patient bit someone!" "Help!" "It hurts to death!"

From the brightly lit three-story wooden building came the man's screams and the crowd's panicked and startled shouts.

When Guang Mingzi heard that Li Jingjing was coming, he ran out in a hurry, went to meet him in the dark, and shouted from a distance: "Junior Sister!"

In the dead of night, even the slightest movement could be heard far away. Li Jingjing had already heard the shouts of several people in the wooden building, and hurriedly asked, "Guang Mingzi, what happened?"

Guang Mingzi shouted: "The illnesses of the two patients are so severe that they bite anyone they see, no different from a madman. What kind of illness is this? It's simply too terrifying."

"Brother!" The two young men yelled anxiously and worriedly, and with the wind blowing under their feet, they rushed towards the wooden building.

Li Jingjing's heart tightened, and she said loudly: "I'm still not sure what kind of disease it is, take me to see the patient."

A few days ago, she wondered whether a person who was bitten by a big dog would get rabies.

Guang Mingzi ran to him, picked up Li Jingjing, and said: "Junior Sister, if you want to see it, you have to stand far away. You must not get close and be bitten by them."

The brothers and sisters left everyone behind and ran to the wooden building, and went directly to the infirmary where the screams were loud.

A great Taoist doctor with a gray-white beard covered his bloody neck with his left hand, and leaned against the door with a face full of horror, panting heavily.

A Taoist and medicine student panicked and hurriedly said to Guangmingzi: "Master, Wang Jiang bit Yuexuanzi's neck, and he almost bit a large blood vessel."

Li Jingjing said loudly: "Their blood and saliva on their teeth are poisonous, knock them out quickly, and don't let them bite again!"

Before she finished speaking, the two youths who ran in just now screamed one after another, and they were actually bitten on the back of their hands by two patients.

The two young men were so painful that they were about to cry, they couldn't believe that the lunatic who bit everyone was the younger brother of Ju Ren who was once handsome, refined and polite, and cried out in pain: "Brother, you see clearly, I am your elder brother! "

"Wang Jiang, I'm your elder brother Wang Hai, why don't you even recognize me!"

Two medical apprentices came forward with wooden sticks and knocked out two young patients with red eyes, pale faces and strange expressions, and then hugged them to the wooden bed.

Li Jingjing deeply sympathized with the two irrational patients, and even more sympathized with the innocent doctor and their relatives who were bitten by them. She turned her head and told Mochizuki, "Immediately adjust the saline solution and let them clean the wound."

Wangyue and Wanglian have been with Li Jingjing for three years, and they have learned a lot of knowledge about pharmacology.

Enduring the pain, Yue Xuanzi walked over, without saying any polite words, and asked straight to the point: "Master Jing, do you know what disease they are suffering from?"

In addition to Yuexuanzi, there were two great physicians in the room. The chubby Taoist nun in her fifties was Miaoshui, and the Taoist priest with a square face and a thin, tall nose was Dong Linzi.

Thanks to the blessing of Guang Mingzi, the three great physicians used the medicine made by Li Jingjing in the prescriptions they prescribed last year, and they admired her medicine skills all over the place.

Li Jingjing also admired their noble medical ethics and good conduct, and always answered their questions.

Li Jingjing asked back: "You first tell me what disease you think they have after the Hui clinic?"

Yue Xuanzi pointed to Miaoshui and Dong Linzi, and said sincerely: "The three of us agreed that he was bitten by a bat in the mountains and was poisoned by the beast."

Miao Shui stepped forward and added: "Master Jing, we have thought about it carefully just now. There are records in Zongguan's ancient medical books that people are bitten by vampire bats in the mountains and forests, and those with weak constitutions will be poisoned by animals. The biggest feature of the disease is the bite People, it’s just that we’ve never encountered a diagnosis.”

(End of this chapter)