Alert! Miracle doctor released from prison

Upon entering the ward, I saw a thin, emaciated woman with gray hair, her face contorted in pain, an oxygen tube inserted into her nose, writhing and groaning on the bed.

Around the hospital bed was a bald, middle-aged male doctor and two nurses, all with helpless expressions. They looked over when they heard the noise, their eyes filled with suspicion. The doctor seemed to want to say something, but seeing Su Wanqiu following closely behind, he didn't speak.

"What is the patient's condition?"

Chen Huo observed and asked questions simultaneously.

The doctor scoffed, "Miss Su, didn't you say you were a miracle doctor? See for yourself. I'm quite curious, what method do you have to cure her?"

Chen Huo frowned slightly upon hearing this.

Su Wanqiu quickly explained, "Young Master, I didn't tell him your identity in detail, so please don't take it to heart."

After speaking, he looked at the doctor and said solemnly, "Director Hu, I respect you very much, but please watch your words. My young master is unfathomable. If you want to improve yourself, just stay here and watch."

"Young Master..."

Director Hu glanced at Su Wanqiu with some surprise, then quickly nodded.

"understood."

He did not know Chen Huo.

They also did not believe that Chen Huo had the ability to cure the patients' illnesses.

Which neurology expert or scholar doesn't he know?

There aren't any that young.

But he knew that Su Wanqiu, a powerful woman with great influence in Jinzhou, actually called this young man "master," so it was obvious that her status and position were extraordinary.

We can't afford to mess with them.

Then shut up.

Chen Huo naturally wouldn't argue with an ordinary doctor. Without saying much, he stepped forward, grasped the patient's wrist, and began to take his pulse. Director Hu and the two nurses exchanged glances, and finally their eyes all fell on Chen Huo.

All three of them looked at him with disdain.

Judging by this method, it's clearly a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner.

Where in Traditional Chinese Medicine can one find treatments for diseases of the nervous system?

joke!

The patient's background was not simple to begin with; they had already consulted a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner.

Seeing the expressions on the three people's faces, Yu Ji snorted coldly and remained silent.

Gu Yingxue shook her head inwardly, thinking that Chen Huo was too low-key. If he had promoted himself more, even doctors in the same industry wouldn't be unaware of him.

But then I thought about it again and felt relieved.

If Chen Huo's name were known throughout the world, how many people would be begging for his treatment every day?

I'm so annoying.

It's enough for those in the martial arts circle to know.

"Doctor, are you the miracle doctor Wanqiu was talking about? I'm in so much pain, please, could you please stop the pain for me?" The middle-aged woman looked at Chen Huo with a pleading expression.

"it is good."

Chen Huo nodded, and as soon as he finished speaking, Yu Ji opened his needle case and handed it to him. Director Hu frowned upon seeing this and reminded him:

"Young doctor, the patient has a neurological disorder. Acupuncture will stimulate the nerves, causing the patient's pain to worsen!"

Su Wanqiu frowned slightly upon hearing this, and was about to speak when Gu Yingxue interrupted, coldly saying, "Not disturbing others is basic courtesy. Don't you understand that at your age?"

Director Hu was speechless.

I want to say it, but I don't dare to.

Gu Yingxue had killed people on her hands, and her face darkened, exuding a murderous aura. Director Hu was just an ordinary person, so he dared not refute her and could only keep quiet.

However, he was filled with resentment.

As he spoke, Chen Huo inserted the first silver needle into the patient's Hegu acupoint.

This acupoint promotes the flow of qi, relieves pain, and unblocks the meridians. It can alleviate migratory stabbing pain and needle-like pain throughout the body, and is especially suitable for pain in the limbs and trunk. It is a commonly used acupoint for pain relief in traditional Chinese medicine.

However, it is clearly impossible to relieve pain solely by using this acupoint.

Chen Huo then inserted another needle into the patient's Taichong acupoint.

This acupoint soothes the liver, regulates qi, and harmonizes the meridian qi. It can regulate the disordered meridian qi and relieve pain caused by emotional imbalance. This is because Chen Huo considered the possibility that emotions can cause illness.

Then Chen Huo inserted a needle into the patient's Zusanli acupoint.

The He-Sea point of the Stomach Meridian of Foot Yangming strengthens the spleen and nourishes the blood, unblocks the meridians, nourishes the blood vessels, harmonizes qi and blood, relieves pain, and improves the patient's fatigue, which is helpful for subsequent treatment.

Normally, acupuncture at these three points can relieve the pain.

The patient continued to wail in pain, showing no signs of improvement.

Chen Huo frowned and inserted another needle into the Yanglingquan acupoint.

The He-Sea point of the Gallbladder Meridian of Foot-Shaoyang can dredge the meridians, relieve spasms and pain. It can be used as an adjunct to relieve pain accompanied by numbness of the limbs and muscle spasms, but it is generally not used.

This worked.

The patient's brows relaxed considerably, and he stopped wailing as before.

But she kept humming.

Seeing this, Chen Huo placed his right hand on the patient's Baihui acupoint and injected a stream of pure Yang internal energy, forming a circulation within the four major acupoints where the needles were inserted, thus suppressing the neurological lesions.

The pain disappeared immediately.

The patient let out a long sigh of relief, looking completely at ease.

Director Hu's eyes widened upon seeing this.

Yu Ji snorted and said, "Now you see? My master's acupuncture is more effective than the medicine in your hospital!"

"I saw it, I saw it! Amazing, incredible! It's unbelievable!" Director Hu nodded repeatedly, his eyes filled with disbelief, while the two nurses beside him were also shocked.

The pain was so intense that even medication couldn't suppress it, yet Chen Huo managed to subdue it with just four needles? There are so many traditional Chinese medicine practitioners in Jinzhou, and countless people who know acupuncture. Their hospital even has an acupuncture department, so why can't anyone do this?

Little did he know that Chen Huo was using the Hunyang Nine Needles technique, a method known only to him in the world, which had such miraculous effects when combined with pure Yang internal energy. It was impossible for anyone else to achieve such results.

of course.

What shocked Director Hu even more than this was that this stunningly beautiful woman, who was clearly no ordinary woman, also addressed the young man surnamed Chen as "master."

What exactly is his identity?

"Thank you, Dr. Chen."

Zheng Fei forced a smile and asked expectantly, "What exactly is wrong with me?"

"Your illness is called 'collateral meridian stagnation and obstruction syndrome,' and it has already progressed to the late stage. It shouldn't have progressed this quickly, but because of problems with the previous treatment methods, it has become so severe at such a young age."

Upon hearing this, Zheng Fei's already pale face turned deathly white.

"Late stage? Dr. Chen, is there still a cure?"

Before Chen Huo could speak, Director Hu spoke up.

"Sir, I know you are no ordinary person, and your acupuncture technique just now was truly amazing. But I disagree with your claim that my previous treatment methods were flawed. I treated you according to the industry's standard procedures."

It was clear that the doctor meant no harm.

This is to uphold the dignity of a professional doctor.

Chen Huo didn't argue with him, and said calmly:

"I'm not saying there's anything wrong with your treatment methods..."

Hearing this, Director Hu felt slightly better.

But Chen Huo's next words caused his blood pressure to rise instantly.

"It's not that the treatment methods used by all the doctors you've seen for this patient were problematic."