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After exchanging a few jokes, everyone returned to their work and got back to their tasks.

The morning clinic hours are about to begin.

Li Xiaohui took leave to go back to her hometown and still didn't come to work today. Lin Yuan is now in charge of seeing patients in clinic room number 2.

Nowadays, no one in the entire Traditional Chinese Medicine department dares to treat Lin Yuan as a new doctor.

Based solely on his ability to cure several difficult and serious cases, he is more than capable of holding a clinic by himself.

Lin Yuan tidied up the table, casually threw away the trash bag, got up and went straight to consultation room number 2 on the second floor.

As I pushed open the door to the consultation room, sunlight streamed in through the glass windows, making it clean and bright.

He sat down at the consultation table, turned on the computer consultation system, and quietly waited for patients to come to him.

Less than two minutes later, footsteps could be heard at the door.

The first patient was a middle-aged man in his forties, with a sallow complexion and looking extremely haggard.

The man clutched his stomach, hunched over, and walked cautiously, his every movement accompanied by an expression of discomfort.

He walked into the consultation room, managing a weak smile.

"Doctor, could you please take a look at me? I've had stomach pains for almost two weeks."

Lin Yuan nodded, gesturing for him to sit down and speak slowly.

"Sit down and tell me exactly where it hurts? Is it intermittent pain or constant pain?" Lin Yuan asked calmly as he began his examination.

The man slowly sat down, rubbing his upper abdomen, and replied with a pained expression:

"It's this area below my chest that's been aching slightly."

"At first, I just felt bloated and painful after eating, and I thought it was because I ate too much, so I didn't take it seriously."

"As a result, it has gotten worse and worse these past few days. Sometimes I can wake up in the middle of the night from the pain, and I have diarrhea on and off. I have no energy at all."

After listening to the patient's description, a typical doctor would most likely diagnose it as chronic gastritis or gastroenteritis.

But Lin Yuan didn't rush to conclusions.

He gestured with his hand: "Give me your hand, let me take your pulse."

The man quickly extended his wrist.

Lin Yuan gently placed his fingertips on his pulse points, focusing intently on feeling the pulse.

In less than ten seconds, the symptoms were clear to him.

The pulse is deep, slow, and weak, indicating that cold and dampness are affecting the spleen and that the flow of Qi is obstructed.

It's not as simple as just ordinary gastroenteritis.

"Do you often stay up late, and do you like to drink ice-cold beer and eat raw and cold dishes?" Lin Yuan asked.

The man froze for a moment, his face full of surprise: "Doctor, how did you know?!"

"I have a lot of work-related social engagements, and I almost always have late-night snacks and beer every night, with cold dishes being an essential part of every meal."

Lin Yuan said calmly, "Then it matches up."

"This is not a common stomach problem. It's caused by long-term exposure to cold and raw foods, which has led to the accumulation of cold in the spleen and stomach, and dampness blocking the digestive channels."

"Ordinary stomach medicine can only provide temporary relief, treating the symptoms but not the root cause. The longer you delay, the weaker your spleen and stomach will become, eventually leading to severe spleen and stomach failure."

Upon hearing this, the middle-aged man panicked instantly.

He bought a bunch of stomach medicines these past few days, but they didn't help at all; in fact, he felt weaker and weaker.

I initially thought it was just a minor problem, but I didn't expect it to be so serious.

"Doctor, can this be cured? I thought it was just ordinary gastroenteritis!" the man asked anxiously.

"It's treatable, not a serious illness, just something that's been accumulating for a long time."

Lin Yuan spoke calmly, writing out a prescription on the computer while giving detailed instructions.

"I'll prescribe three doses of herbal decoction to warm the middle and strengthen the spleen, along with two boxes of traditional Chinese medicine to regulate the spleen and stomach."

"Take it for nine consecutive days, three doses for one course of treatment, and it will basically cure the disease completely after you finish it."

"Most importantly, for the next three months, you are absolutely prohibited from drinking alcohol, drinking iced drinks, and eating raw or cold dishes."

"Don't stay up late at night, and eat three meals a day regularly, otherwise you'll relapse even after you've been cured."

He spoke clearly and directly, without a single obscure or difficult technical jargon.

The man nodded repeatedly, taking every word to heart, filled with gratitude.

"Thank you so much, doctor! I've been to so many clinics but couldn't figure it out. You found the root of my problem in just a few words!"

Lin Yuan wrote out the prescription, signed it, and handed it over: "Just go pay and pick up the medicine. Come back for a check-up after you finish taking it."

The middle-aged man took the prescription, thanked him profusely, and left.

The first patient was easily treated.

Immediately afterwards, the second patient pushed open the door and entered.

This time it was a young woman in her early twenties, pale-faced, covering her head with her hands, looking pained.

"Doctor, I've had a headache for several days. My temples are throbbing and so painful that I can't sleep."

The little girl's voice was weak, and she looked extremely tired.

"I took painkillers before, which made me feel better for a while, but the pain would start again after a few hours. I just couldn't bear it."

Lin Yuan looked up at her.

The girl had bluish discoloration under her eyes, her blood was rising, her liver was burning, and she was also restless.

Do you often stay up late playing on your phone or watching TV series, and are you stressed and easily irritable?

The young woman nodded vigorously: "Yes, yes, yes! I've been working a lot of overtime lately, staying up late every day, and I'm feeling really irritable!"

"You have liver fire rising, nervous headaches, and disordered Qi and blood circulation caused by irregular work and rest."

Lin Yuan succinctly revealed the cause of the illness.

"No need to take painkillers, they only treat the symptoms, not the root cause, and taking too many can damage your nerves."

After saying that, he stood up.

"I'll give you acupuncture treatment, and you'll feel the relief right away."

The little girl was a little scared when she heard about acupuncture: "Doctor, will it hurt when I get needles?"

"Slight soreness, no pain."

Lin Yuan spoke gently, took out disposable silver needles, and disinfected them.

The technique was fluid, fast, accurate, and steady.

Baihui, Taiyangxue, Fengchi, Taichong.

The needles were precisely inserted into several acupoints, without the slightest error.

The entire technique was skillful and efficient, even more precise than that of the veteran Chinese medicine doctors in the department who had been practicing for decades.

The silver needle is inserted into the body and gently rotated.

The gentle flow of Qi enters through the acupoints, clearing blockages in liver fire and blood circulation.

In just one minute.

The little girl, who had been in pain, suddenly breathed a long sigh of relief.

"I feel better! My head isn't throbbing anymore! The pain is gone!"

Her face lit up with surprise and disbelief.

The headache that had been bothering her for several days disappeared immediately after a few injections.

Lin Yuan slowly withdrew the needles, his movements clean and efficient.

"I'll prescribe you another box of traditional Chinese medicine to soothe the liver and calm the nerves."

"Go to bed early tonight, don't stay up late, and use your phone less. You'll be basically fully recovered by tomorrow."

The young girl thanked him repeatedly and happily left the clinic with the prescription.

Lin Yuan sat back down at his workstation and continued seeing patients.

His approach to medical care is completely different from other doctors.

No delays, no unnecessary tests, and no over-prescribing of expensive medications.

The four diagnostic methods of observation, auscultation, inquiry, and palpation can be completed in one go, revealing the root cause of the disease at a glance, and providing a simple and effective treatment plan.

It is extremely efficient and produces excellent results.

In just over an hour, all of the dozen or so patients had their appointments.

Some suffer from rheumatic joint pain, some from physical weakness and night sweats, some from insomnia and excessive dreaming, and some from indigestion and cough.

Whether it's a common minor ailment or a chronic, persistent illness, Lin Yuan can cure them all instantly.

Every patient who walked out of consultation room number 2 was filled with gratitude.

The patients queuing in the corridor were secretly surprised to see the people in front of them quickly finish reading and look relaxed.

"The young doctor in consultation room number 2 is incredibly skilled!"

"The doctor was quick and accurate, and had a good attitude; much more patient than the older doctors!"

"As expected of doctors from the city hospital, they're truly different!"

The sound of praise quietly spread down the corridor.

Just as Lin Yuan finished seeing a group of patients and was about to take a short break.

Footsteps could be heard again outside the consultation room.