The Age of Rebirth: Educated youths became rich with their children in the compound

Chapter 64 Doing evil

Just when he was in a daze and doubting his life, Su Qi began to take his pulse——

She doesn't use a stethoscope at all.

After one was finished, another one was replaced.

Then she asked: "Dr. Liang, how is the patient's wound recovery? Are there any signs of infection?"

"The wound has been inspected and medicated. It is recovering well and there are no signs of infection such as redness or swelling."

The wound was sewn up beautifully.

The stitches on clothes are not as beautiful as this.

I really want to take it off and press the needle eye on it and sew it again.

Fortunately, his reason suppressed his evil thoughts and evil hands.

Su Qi heard that since the wound had been checked, there was no need to look at it again.

After she finished the examination, she rewrote a prescription, which was a re-adjusted Chinese herbal medicine.

There is no way, the Western medicines needed in the hospital are too limited, and many medicines are not available.

Moreover, the Chinese medicinal materials at this time are all grown wild in the mountains, and their medicinal properties are very good.

When Dr. Liang was about to take the prescription, a hand reached out faster than him and snatched it away.

"you--"

Dr. Liang was very angry, but when he saw who was snatching the prescription, he had to keep silent.

"Wonderful, this is really wonderful. The amount of anti-inflammatory is increased, but are these two medicines a bit counterproductive?"

It was Lao Song who grabbed the prescription. He majored in Chinese medicine, so of course this prescription was the most suitable for him.

The overall prescription was quite good, but he also saw that the properties of the two medicines were contradictory, so he didn't understand.

Su Qi patiently explained, "These two are somewhat conflicting, but if used in the right amount, plus this flavor, they can have complementary effects. This is recorded in the folk prescriptions in medical books."

As soon as she said these words, Lao Song's small eyes opened the brightest and brightest in his life.

"Which medical book? Can I borrow it?"

Su Qi:...?
Well, her past life. Modern home.

How can I borrow this?
"A book I had at home happened to be confiscated after I lent it to someone, and later I heard it was burned." As soon as she said this, Lao Song's eyes were full of disappointment and regret.

He was very sad, "How could you burn it? You are committing evil!"

He had no doubts about being burned. After all, many books on Chinese medicine had been destroyed for a while!

Su Qi looked at his pained and uncomfortable expression and felt a little embarrassed for a moment.

Forgive her for this white lie.

"Fortunately, I've memorized it all. The usage and dosage are very particular, so you don't have to worry."

Su Qi's words really made Lao Song feel very emotional.

He looked at Su Qi with burning eyes, as if looking at the golden bump.

"Did you really memorize all the medical books?"

Su Qi:......

Isn't that the point?
"Well, it just so happens that I have a photographic memory. I remember it after reading it once."

Dean Qian:......

He truly envied his photographic memory.

If he had had it back then, he wouldn't have had such a difficult time studying medicine.

Lao Song was even more excited.

He just said that if you have such ability at such a young age, you must be extremely smart.

It turns out she has a photographic memory!

"Comrade Su, I heard that you have come to work in our hospital. Why don't you come to our Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine? You should be a member of our Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine, and I will be your assistant."

When Dean Qian heard this, he had black lines all over his forehead and said, "Old Song, don't make trouble. Dr. Su is a general practitioner, so don't think about it."

He is a master of both Chinese and Western medicine, so it would be a waste just to put it in a Chinese medicine department with only a few patients a year.

Refuse to waste.

(End of this chapter)