amaotonovel Chapter 1005 Hu Dayuan
Chapter 1005 Hu Dayuan
Putting everything else aside, she won first place at the last exchange conference; her medical skills are truly remarkable.
Unfortunately, Dr. Fang seemed not to understand his gaze and asked that kind of question directly.
Xing Yun was a little hesitant to let her take the lead, so he had to step up himself.
The others had no objections; they were all convinced of Xing Yun's medical skills and family background.
They would have reservations if Fang Nanzhi were to actually lead the way.
I've heard this young doctor is very skilled, but he's so young, can he really do it?
The group first went to check out the wounded soldiers' shed, which consisted of two large tents placed side by side, and there were indeed not many wounded soldiers inside.
Those who care for the wounded are more likely to attract their attention—those missing a finger, an arm, an eye, and so on.
Xing Yun left Wang Fuyang behind to assist Dr. Wu in continuing to treat the wounded soldiers in the shed.
He and the others set up wooden tables and chairs in front of the wounded soldiers' shed to provide free medical consultations.
The deputy general was very perceptive; seeing that they had finalized the rules, he sent someone to inform the soldiers.
All those who come are descendants of the Imperial Physicians; they will all become Imperial Physicians in the future.
Free medical consultations, free medicine, etc. If you have a headache, fever, backache, or other ailments, you might as well come and get checked out.
When it's offered for free, no one can resist the temptation.
Soon, soldiers arrived.
Upon seeing five doctors sitting in a row, everyone immediately ruled out Dr. Zhu.
They all knew each other; they knew that Dr. Zhu was quite capable.
They crowded together to go to the doctor next door.
Surprisingly, quite a few soldiers came to Fang Nanzhi for medical treatment.
They didn't underestimate Fang Nanzhi because of her age or gender. Firstly, they had heard of her reputation long ago, and secondly, it was rare to see a beautiful young girl in the army, even if she was very young, she was still a sight to behold.
Ultimately, none of the soldiers who lined up for the free medical consultation felt that they had any serious illnesses.
Those who are truly unwell are lying in the shed.
That's how soldiers are; in their minds, being sick means being so sick that they can't get out of bed and can't participate in battle.
Since it's nothing serious, what difference does it make who you see?
But the doctors who came to provide free medical consultations had a completely different view.
These soldiers have quite a few physical ailments.
Fang Nanzhi was taking the pulse of a nineteen-year-old soldier, who was large and talkative.
"Brother Hu, do you often have stomach aches, poor digestion, and sometimes eat very little?"
Hu Dayuan nodded: "That's right, the cook's cooking skills are not good, not as good as my mother's."
"How often do you go to the toilet? I'm asking about the diaper."
Seeing that he didn't understand her meaning, Fang Nanzhi simply asked for clarification.
Hu Dayuan's ears were a little red.
Do I really need to ask this kind of question during a medical consultation? The point is, isn't it disgusting to say this to a young girl?
He stammered, as if embarrassed: "Three, once every three or four days."
Fang Nanzhi frowned: "What time do you eat every day?"
I just asked about diapers, and now you're asking about food...
Are all doctors' diagnoses this strange? But Hu Dayuan still told the truth honestly.
Finally, Fang Nanzhi diagnosed him with a stomach ailment, which would worsen if left untreated.
His stomach ailment was caused by irregular mealtimes and inconsistent food temperature.
Hu Dayuan was a little confused: "I just have a stomachache, can't you just get some diarrhea medicine?"
Fang Nanzhi stared at him without saying a word.
For some reason, Hu Dayuan felt a little guilty and asked, "What would happen if the stomach ailment got worse?"
"I experience acid reflux, nausea, constipation, and loss of appetite. If it continues to worsen, I won't be able to eat anything at all, and I might even have a stomach hemorrhage..."
Fang Nanzhi spoke the truth.
Hu Dayuan was so frightened that he couldn't eat anything, so how could he have the energy to train?
Not to mention stomach bleeding or something, how could he possibly survive?
"Treat him, Dr. Fang, whatever you say you'll do, I'll do it."
Fang Nanzhi was satisfied.
She wrote out a prescription.
All the medicines were at affordable prices. Half of the cost was covered by the Imperial Hospital and the other half by the Ministry of War, but they had reached a consensus not to provide any precious medicinal materials.
Forget about ginseng and aconite; replace them with cheaper but less potent medicines.
However, it is worth mentioning that half of these medicinal materials were "donated" by the Ministry of War, and the other half were purchased by the Imperial Medical Academy, which was actually bought by the emperor through his private treasury.
In order to appease the pharmacies that "donated" the medicines, the Imperial Medical Academy specifically selected them to purchase medicinal materials.
"Go..." Fang Nanzhi hesitated, wondering where to get the medicine.
She turned to look at Xing Yun: "Brother Xing, have the medicinal herbs arrived?"
Xing Yun answered her while busy with her patient.
"It will be delivered this afternoon."
Since soldiers in the army cannot freely enter or leave the camp, they naturally have to deliver the medicinal herbs.
Furthermore, General Wei requested that the full amount be delivered at once, as he did not want outsiders to keep entering the Wuwei Camp. Who knew if there might be people with ill intentions?
The situation is similar for the other generals; the military camps are important locations, so caution is necessary.
"Okay." Fang Nanzhi responded, then turned her head and said, "Did you hear that? Remember to get the medicine this afternoon. One dose can be brewed twice. Stomach ailments are different from other conditions; they require long-term care and cannot be cured overnight."
"Besides taking medicine, you need to pay more attention to your diet. You can't eat anything that's too hot, too cold, or spicy. You mainly need to nourish yourself."
Fang Nanzhi explained it in great detail.
After everyone had taken notes, she said, "Take off your clothes, I'll give you acupuncture."
She actually has a set of acupuncture methods for stomach ailments, which she learned from her master's medical books, but she hasn't used them yet.
Hu Dayuan froze, then hesitated before asking, "Take your shirt off?"
In the garrison, it's common to be shirtless, but isn't it inappropriate to do it in front of young women?
Won't this damage the girl's reputation?
“Yes, oh, it’s too cold to take it off here. Go to the shed, there’s a charcoal brazier there.” Fang Nanzhi thought he was afraid of the cold: “For the next month, remember to come to me for acupuncture every day.”
Hu Dayuan followed her in a daze, heading towards the wounded soldiers' shed.
Fang Nanzhi found an empty bed and pointed it out to him.
Hu Dayuan seemed to realize something: "Dr. Fang, I only need to take the medicine. Men and women should not touch each other."
Fang Nanzhi stared with her big, round eyes: "Brother Hu, are you shy?"
She also kindly comforted him, saying, "Don't be afraid. Doctors don't distinguish between genders. Besides, I'm so young, I can't take advantage of you."
What kind of talk is that? Who's afraid? Who's taking advantage of whom?
Hu Dayuan's face turned bright red, as if it were burning.
The wounded soldiers in the shed, as well as Wang Fuming who was receiving treatment, were all dumbfounded.
Is this something a young lady would say?
Something doesn't sound right.
In the end, Hu Dayuan took off her cotton-padded coat, her face flushed, and lay on the bed, waiting for acupuncture.
Fang Nanzhi was quite puzzled. Everyone says that women are thin-skinned and easily embarrassed, but she felt that men were the same.