The ward was quiet.

After listening to Lin Yuan's complete dialectical reasoning.

The doctors present all became serious.

The somber, helpless look was replaced by a deep, enlightened realization.

In traditional Chinese medicine, the biggest taboo is treating the head when it hurts and the foot when it hurts.

Li Xiaohui's previous treatment approach was completely stuck in the conventional template.

When elderly people experience heart and lung discomfort, the solution is simply to promote lung function, nourish the heart, and calm the mind.

Theoretically, it's correct, but when it comes to patients, it's slow to take effect.

Lin Yuan had truly grasped the crux of the problem.

As people age, the functions of their internal organs decline, and their spleen and stomach become weak in digestion and absorption.

I drank herbal medicines that were primarily nourishing and regulating qi for several days in a row.

The medicine failed to nourish the body; instead, it stagnated in the spleen and stomach in the middle jiao (middle burner).

When the middle burner is blocked, the ascending and descending of Qi becomes disordered.

When turbid qi rises to the heart and lungs, it causes persistent chest tightness, palpitations, and night sweats.

What appears to be a heart and lung ailment is actually a chain reaction triggered by the suppression of the spleen and stomach.

Li Chongde pondered for a long time before slowly nodding.

His eyes showed approval, but not exaggerated amazement.

It was only the industry veterans who praised his composure after seeing the accurate diagnosis.

"That makes sense."

"We were indeed limited to the symptoms and ignored the underlying conditions of the elderly patient's long-term medication use and weak spleen and stomach."

Zhao Wenbo, who was standing to the side, also nodded slightly.

Although she felt a little embarrassed, she did not object.

In hospitals, technique matters; if you're wrong, you're wrong.

His judgment just now was indeed superficial and did not address the root cause.

Li Xiaohui's face turned slightly red.

As the patient's attending physician, two consecutive prescription adjustments were ineffective.

This not only delayed the recovery but also caused dissatisfaction among the patient's family.

He knew in his heart that he lacked experience and his perspective was one-sided.

"Xiao Lin, in your opinion, how should the prescription be adjusted?" Li Chongde asked.

Lin Yuan spoke calmly and truthfully.

"Discontinue the current formulas that nourish the lungs, heart, and calm the mind."

"Prioritize strengthening the spleen and stomach, eliminating food stagnation, and clearing the Qi mechanism in the middle Jiao."

"Only when the spleen and stomach's digestive functions return to normal can the medicine be absorbed, and the Qi will naturally flow downwards."

"Secondary symptoms such as chest tightness, night sweats, and insomnia will gradually subside."

He didn't say it would cure the disease immediately, nor did he exaggerate its effects.

Those who understand Traditional Chinese Medicine know that herbal remedies require a gradual approach.

It's impossible to turn the tide in just a few minutes.

These words were prudent, accurate, and professional.

It's the composed style of a seasoned traditional Chinese medicine doctor.

To save face for his senior, Lin Yuan added another sentence.

"It was Deputy Director Zhao's analysis that gave me inspiration and made me consider the related issues of the internal organs."

Upon hearing this, Zhao Wenbo's expression softened considerably.

He secretly admired the young man, thinking that he not only had excellent medical skills but also high emotional intelligence.

Li Chongde immediately made the decision.

"Let's revise the prescription based on this approach."

Li Xiaohui held a notebook and took careful notes.

This time, we dare not be careless in the slightest.

Lin Yuan casually named a few mild and suitable medicinal herbs.

Divine Fermented Soup, Malt, Dried Tangerine Peel, Bitter Orange Peel, Fried Atractylodes Macrocephala, Poria Cocos.

Lightly formulated, it aids digestion, soothes the stomach, strengthens the spleen, and regulates qi.

The dosage is mild and suitable for the elderly with weak constitutions.

Finally, a small amount of lung-moistening and qi-relieving herbs are added to address both the symptoms and the root cause.

The prescription is simple and reliable, without any sense of recklessness or aggressiveness.

After writing the prescription, Li Xiaohui checked it twice.

The more I look at it, the more impressed I become.

This prescription is far superior and more reliable than my previous medications.

Once the prescription was confirmed to be correct, the nurse immediately took it to the pharmacy to get the medicine and prepare it.

The group observed the patient in the ward for a while longer.

At this point, the medication has only been taken for a short time, and its effects have not yet begun to take hold.

The patient's symptoms of chest tightness and fatigue did not disappear immediately.

But the family saw that the doctors had finally found the root cause of the problem.

The anxiety and unease in my heart have mostly subsided.

I'm no longer as tense as I was before.

After explaining the precautions, the group slowly left the ward.

Back in the office, everyone went back to their work.

No one exaggerated or praised it, and no one was shocked or worshipped it.

But all the doctors in the department who participated in the ward rounds already knew what was going on.

This newcomer, Lin Yuan, has extremely solid basic skills and a critical eye that far surpasses that of ordinary newcomers.

Even compared to some of the older doctors in the department, she is more meticulous and precise.

The afternoon passed slowly.

It wasn't until after 4 p.m.

A full half-day had passed since the patient took the medication.

The ward nurse came over again to report the news.

"Director Li, the patient in bed number three is better!"

"After taking the medicine at noon, the tightness in my chest gradually subsided."

"I didn't sweat as frequently in the afternoon, and the frequency of heart palpitations also decreased significantly. I feel much more energetic."

This news came out.

Everyone in the office looked up.

Steady results can be seen in half a day.

This is the most authentic and reliable effect of traditional Chinese medicine.

It's not fast or exaggerated, but it's real and effective.

Li Xiaohui was completely convinced.

Both are for treating illness.

He tried to treat it for two days, but the congestion only got worse.

Lin Yuan diagnosed the patient's condition and adjusted the prescription in just half a day, turning the patient's condition around.

The difference is clear at a glance.

Li Chongde looked at Lin Yuan, his admiration growing stronger.

Unassuming, not reckless, possesses solid medical skills, and has high emotional intelligence.

This young man is truly exceptional.

Lin Yuan remained seated at his workstation, quietly organizing the medical records in his hands.

His expression was calm, without the slightest hint of arrogance.

For him, it was just a normal diagnosis and prescription adjustment.

But after this day...

All the elderly people in the Traditional Chinese Medicine department silently remembered it.

This young resident physician who just joined the department is no ordinary doctor; he's truly skilled.

.........

evening.

Lin Yuan left work and went home on time.

The moment he opened the door, he sensed that something was wrong.

At this time on weekdays, my mother-in-law, Xu Yue'e, would be busy preparing dinner in the kitchen.

My father-in-law, Lin Jianguo, either watches TV or scrolls through his phone.

There's a bit of a smoky, smoky atmosphere in the house.

But today.

The living room was quiet.

The lighting was somewhat dull.

Lin Jianguo and Xu Yue'e sat side by side on the sofa.

Both of them had their eyes downcast, their faces grim, and they remained silent.

His brows were furrowed deeply, his face full of worry.

The whole house felt oppressive and suffocating.

Lin Yuan's heart tightened suddenly.

I paused instinctively.

problem occurs?

He suppressed his doubts, changed his shoes, walked over, and sat down on the side of the sofa.

He asked in a soft voice.

"Dad, Mom, what's wrong? What happened?"

A few seconds of silence.

Xu Yue'e slowly raised her head.

Her eyes were red-rimmed, her voice was trembling with obvious sobs.

"Xiao Yuan, tell Mom the truth."

"Are you and Wanrou getting a divorce?"

These words were spoken.

Lin Yuan instantly understood.

What was bound to happen has finally happened.

The fact that he and Lin Wanrou secretly divorced and signed the papers privately.

I originally planned to keep it a secret from my parents for the time being.

Unexpectedly, they were still discovered.

Lin Yuan made no attempt to deny or cover up his actions.

He nodded readily.

"Mom, you know everything."

He admitted it himself.

Lin Jianguo and Xu Yue'e both sighed heavily at the same time.

His face was filled with helplessness and regret.

It's true.

The elderly couple felt a mix of emotions.

The marriage between Lin Yuan and Lin Wanrou.

It was the two elders who strongly encouraged them to get together.

She was convinced that Lin Yuan was someone she had watched grow up since childhood, someone she knew inside and out.

In addition, the two people can save on a bride price and dowry when they get married.

And so, they were forced into marriage.

I thought that feelings would develop over time after marriage, and that we could make it work.

But they've been married for so long.

The two slept in separate rooms, communicated little, and had no interaction.

They treated each other more politely than strangers.

The elderly couple had always known this in their hearts.

This marriage was forced together from the start.

They just haven't been willing to accept reality.

Now I see the divorce application form.

The last shred of hope shattered completely.

Xu Yue'e looked at Lin Yuan and earnestly advised him.

"Xiao Yuan, you really need to think this through carefully."

"Don't ruin yourself in a moment of impulse."

"Wanrou is a bit aloof and doesn't like to talk."

"But she excels in everything – looks, figure, and job."

"Definitely a high-quality girl."

"If you really get divorced, it'll be hard to find such a good wife again!"

In Xu Yue'e's eyes.

Even if my daughter has a bad personality.

She is also a high-class woman who is not worried about getting married.

Given Lin Wanrou's circumstances.

Even after the divorce, she still has plenty of suitors.

But Lin Yuan is completely different.

The elderly couple couldn't offer Lin Yuan much help; at most, they could scrape together a down payment for a house.

He has no formal education and was previously unemployed at home for a long time, without a proper job.

The only thing she has to offer is a pretty face.

Being handsome can't put food on the table.

Society has different standards for recognizing excellence in men and women!

A woman is considered excellent simply because she is beautiful.

But it's different for men. You have to be handsome, own a car and a house, be rich, and know how to provide emotional support, and so on...

That's what makes it excellent!

No money, no education, no family background.

If they really get divorced, he'll definitely be at the bottom of the social ladder.

Don't even mention finding a high-quality partner.

Girls from ordinary families might not be willing to marry him.

Xu Yue'e looked at him, becoming more and more anxious as she spoke.

His tone was full of disappointment and frustration.

"Xiao Yuan, Mom's words may be harsh, but they are all the truth."

"Wanrou is still living a glamorous life even after her divorce."

"If you get divorced, you'll really have nothing left."

"You should think this through carefully!"

Lin Jianguo sat to the side, silent.

But the look on his face clearly indicated that he agreed with his wife's statement.

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