When Shi Xiu heard that he was following Imperial Physician Zhou, his eyes lit up with excitement. Everyone in the Imperial Medical Office knew that Imperial Physician Zhou's medical skills were among the best, comparable to Imperial Physician Xiao and Imperial Physician Liu.

Man Bao took Liu Sanniang and Shi Xiu out and sat down at the table with her name on it. She opened her medicine box, took out the pulse pillow, and said to the two of them: "Let the patient come forward."

This begins.

Since it is a free clinic to train students, Manbao focuses on training them, but it does not completely hand over the patients to them.

When the patient came forward, Man Bao read it over first, and taught the two of them while watching, "You have learned everything you need to know, but you may not remember it when you see a doctor."

She said this not only to the two of them, but also to the several students standing behind them who were observing the study. After she felt her pulse, she asked them, "Come on, you two, come and ask questions."

Liu Sanniang had already had experience in sitting in the hospital. Seeing Shi Xiu's nervousness, she asked first. This was the first time for a patient to see a doctor and saw a doctor teaching him on the spot. She didn't dare to rush him and answered stumblingly.

Liu Sanniang asked a question and then let it go to Shi Xiu. Shi Xiu nervously asked another question and she took over. The two of them asked three or four questions and then stopped.

Man Bao nodded, asked the two of them to feel their pulse after adding a question, and then asked them to write a pulse chart and write a prescription.

When they were writing the pulse record and prescribing the medicine, Manbao also wrote the pulse record and the prescription, and told the patient some precautions. Then he handed the prescription to him, pointed to the Imperial Medical Office behind him and said, "Go inside and grab the medicine."

The student behind him immediately led the patient in, took his prescription and opened it. Then he followed him in with excitement and handed the prescription to the classmate who was helping inside to get the medicine.

The students from the Imperial Medical Office grabbed the medicine, and the doctors sent here from each drug store calculated the money, then settled the bill and left.

He said that the medicine would be cheap, and it turned out to be true. It was obviously not the first time that this patient had been treated for this disease. He found that the cost of getting one set of medicine this time was eleven cents less than before, so he happily grabbed six sets and left.

While seeing a doctor, Man Bao told Shi Xiu, "Be careful when seeing a doctor, and remember the pulse record carefully. It is best that you can recall the patient you saw in your mind just by looking at the pulse record."

She said: "Put away your pulse records and prescriptions. I will collect them together for review in the evening after seeing the patients."

This is how she taught Zheng Gu and the others. After all, when there were many patients, it was impossible for her to give on-the-spot reviews.

Shi Xiu understood it and took note of it carefully, and the students behind them who came to observe also took note of it carefully.

Zhou Liru stood behind her sister-in-law with a small notebook in her hand. She remembered the three items of hearing, hearing, and questioning. There were also numbers on the small notebook, which represented which patient she was.

My sister-in-law said that no matter how good a person's memory is, it cannot be as detailed as recording it with a pen on the spot.

Because the officers knew which imperial doctor the table belonged to from the beginning, when organizing the queue, all those with female patients would be placed in Zhou Man's row as much as possible.

Seeing that some people were dissatisfied with the long queue here, they even tried to persuade them: "This is the table of Dr. Zhou, the only female doctor in the hospital."

Some stopped and continued queuing despite the long queue, while others naturally switched to other people's queues. Among them, the queues of Dr. Xiao and Dr. Liu were the most popular.

When the two of them saw it, their hearts were quite complicated. They were a little relieved and a little tired.

There are also many people who come specifically for Zhou Man.

It was okay for her to sit in Jishi Hall before, and many people could still find her, but since she entered Tai Hospital, it has been difficult for ordinary people to find her for medical treatment.

People from other places even came to the capital after hearing the news, so there were many female patients in front of Manbao. Usually, after seeing one male patient, he met three female patients, and then he met another male patient.

Shi Xiu was a little excited at first, but later became a little embarrassed.

When Man Bao saw it, he lowered his voice and said to him while changing patients: "Women's diseases are also very important. Women account for half of the world. How many doctors spend their entire lives learning only the superficial knowledge. Even I am only a rough expert now."

It’s just two, you study hard.”

Shi Xiu shuddered and immediately responded respectfully.

It's just that there are some diseases where it's really hard for him to ask about his condition. Even patients will feel even more uncomfortable when facing him.

But this is human nature, and Manbao does not force it.

When it was almost noon, two men came up carrying a wooden board. When Man Bao saw it, he couldn't help but be stunned for a moment, and then he got up and went down to take a look.

The man said a little cautiously: "Zhou... Doctor Zhou, please show my wife..."

Man Bao knelt down to take a look, and saw that there was no blood on her face at all, so he reached out and touched her face, only to feel it was cold.

Even Liu Sanniang was shocked, "Is this still alive?"

The man was afraid that they wouldn't look, so he immediately nodded and said: "Alive, alive, my child's mother, my child's mother, please wake up."

The woman didn't move.

The man was a little nervous, sweating in the cold weather, and wanted to push her. Man Bao had already reached in, touched her hand, and then took a pulse...

When the man saw her frowning and closing her eyes, he didn't dare to reach out and push her, and looked at her nervously.

It was only when Manbao squatted that she smelled the faint smell of blood, and when she felt her pulse, she knew exactly what was going on.

Such a serious illness...

Man Bao frowned and looked at the man, "How long has she been in labor?"

"It's been three months. I've been bleeding. I've taken a lot of medicine, even ginseng."

Even though it was a ginseng, it almost wiped out all the money in the family.

Man Bao frowned and thought for a while, this was not something that could be cured with just one or two prescriptions.

"Where do you live?" She thought she could take a break and visit again later.

The man was a little embarrassed, hesitated for a moment and then whispered: "I, we are not from Beijing, we are from Fengzhou."

Man Bao was surprised, and then asked: "Then where do you live and how long do you plan to stay in the capital?"

The man said: "You gave us a prescription. We will go back after taking the medicine."

"She is in such a condition that just taking medicine is not enough." Man Bao looked at the clothes on his body, and then at the people and quilt on the wooden board. She sighed and said, "Even if she uses the most expensive medicine, at least it will be enough."

You have to take three different prescriptions for about three months before you can get better. If you use ordinary medicine, you have to add acupuncture."

The man was stunned for a moment and then gritted his teeth, "Then you can prescribe the medicine and give her an injection. We will send her back tomorrow."

The people behind him objected, "Brother, this won't work. The dry food we brought is enough for ten days. Staying in an inn is very expensive."

"Let's go to the City God's Temple to stay."

Man Bao: "...the Chenghuang Temple in the capital cannot be inhabited."

She glanced at the people on the ground, fearing that if they really took people to stay at the Chenghuang Temple, the weather in the first month would freeze people to death.

She looked at them with some suspicion, "You came here from Fengzhou, didn't you always sleep outside?"

"No," the man said, "we are staying in a posthouse."

"That's right, we live in a woodshed and it's very warm even if we burn a brazier. My sister-in-law is covering us with quilts, so it's not cold at all."

Manbao:……

Liu Sanniang: ...You said it's not cold if it's not cold. Don't you know that pregnant women with lingering lochia can't blow the air to get cold?
Chapter completed!