Mrs. Shizi looked at Dr. Liu and hesitated in her heart. No matter how good the apprentice is, how can he still have a master?
But without the Queen's order, Zhou Man would obviously not leave the palace for medical treatment.
While she was hesitating, Man Bao said softly: "Doctor Liu has been sitting in Jishi Hall for a while. She is really good at acupuncture. I never lie to anyone."
Madam Prince smiled, but did not respond.
Man Bao was a little disappointed, but he didn't force himself. He wrote the prescription and handed it to Dr. Liu, casually saying: "Take a look at the prescription for removing dryness and cooling blood."
Dr. Liu was also very disappointed, but she still bowed down and took the prescription, memorized it, and then turned around to write down the case.
She finished memorizing the prescription before giving it to the nanny.
Man Bao said: "Let's get the acupuncture done after eating. Let her get up first to wash up and eat."
She said to Miss Zhao: "It's not a serious illness. Don't be anxious. Otherwise, if you are in a bad mood, the lump will become bigger and more painful. You are still young. Get up early and walk around more after meals every day. Eat more vegetables and less meat."
, don’t take any supplements these days, it will go away in about ten days.”
Mrs. Shizi asked: "So long?"
"It's better to give her an injection every five days to make it so fast, otherwise it will probably take half a month to get better." Man Bao comforted their mother and daughter and said: "This is not an emergency. There is no need to give heavy medicine. Take your time.
That’s all, she is young and balance is the best.”
Mrs. Shizi looked down at the prescription in her hand and found that there were only four herbs on it, one of which was licorice. It was obvious that very little medicine was used.
The nanny didn't ask the girls outside to come in. She helped Miss Zhao get up and have breakfast. Because Zhou Man said she didn't want supplements, she couldn't eat the pigeon porridge that had been hot in the kitchen. The servants thought about it for a long time, and finally
Only a bowl of white porridge and a small plate of green vegetables were brought.
Mrs. Shizi's face turned green when she saw it, "Isn't this too simple? Have someone cook more food."
Man Bao thought for a while and then said: "Boil an egg, that's almost enough."
Mrs. Shizi opened her mouth, but finally closed it.
After breakfast, Man Bao was not in a hurry to get an acupuncture, and sat on a chair with Miss Zhao to chat, "Don't you have to go to school now?"
Miss Zhao said: "I was sick, and my grandmother and mother asked for leave for my husband and me."
Manbao said: "It doesn't matter that you are sick. You will get an injection and go to school soon."
Miss Zhao:...She doesn’t want to go.
Man Bao had already expected it and said: "You are in a bad mood. You should play more to divert your attention. You are not seriously ill, but you should pay more attention to what you eat."
Miss Zhao muttered: "My mood is even worse when I go to school."
"Reading loudly will make you feel better."
Miss Zhao disagreed, and the two of them stared at each other. Man Bao felt that she was a doctor and had to be considerate, so he said, "Okay, what do you want to do?"
"I want to play throwing sandbags."
"Then let's play. Anyway, I can't stay in bed all the time."
After waiting like this for two-quarters of an hour, Man Bao took out the needle bag and said, "Come on, I'll give you a set of acupuncture to remove blood stasis and relieve inflammation."
Miss Zhao entered the inner room, no longer shy, and took off her clothes with the help of the nanny.
Man Bao opened the needle bag and asked Dr. Liu, "If it were you, how would you do it?"
Dr. Liu immediately brightened up and began to answer.
When Miss Zhao, who had taken off her coat and was left with only her undershirt and pants, turned around and saw the needle that Man Bao had pulled out, her eyes widened and she was so frightened that she could not speak.
Man Baozheng nodded approvingly and said to Dr. Liu, "That's right, let's do the acupuncture like this."
As soon as she turned around and met Miss Zhao's eyes, the other party cried out "Wow". She turned around and hugged Grandma's waist, crying: "I don't want an acupuncture, I don't want an acupuncture..."
Mrs. Shizi was startled by the cry and rushed forward, "What's wrong? What's wrong?"
"Mom, I don't want an acupuncture, I don't want an acupuncture, it hurts..."
Man Bao looked confused. She had seen countless people and had injected acupuncture into many people, but this was the first time she had encountered someone who started to cry out in pain before the acupuncture was inserted.
Man Bao came to his senses, quickly put the needle back into the needle bag, stepped forward and comforted him: "Don't be afraid, the needle won't hurt."
Miss Zhao didn’t believe it. The needle looked so long, how could it not hurt?
Miss Zhao held on to the clothes on her chest to prevent Zhou Man from getting acupuncture.
Man Bao: ...Who said she wanted to stab her chest?
Man Bao's eyes couldn't help but glance at her calf, where she wanted to pierce first...
However, since her reaction was so intense, Man Bao obviously couldn't forcefully insert the needle. Not to mention that the needle might break when she got excited, and it would be bad if the needle shifted.
Mrs. Shizi was also at a loss and wanted Zhou Man to get an acupuncture so that her daughter's illness would be cured faster. She also felt sorry for her daughter and was reluctant to get an acupuncture.
Seeing that Miss Zhao was about to roll on the bed, Man Bao thought for a while and said, "If you are afraid, then I will prick your tiger's mouth to show you first, and then I will prick you when you feel it doesn't hurt anymore?"
Miss Zhao shook her head and hid her hand again.
Doctor Liu couldn't help but stepped forward and said, "Master, let me do it."
Man Bao glanced at her, then took a step back to let her come forward.
Dr. Liu sat beside the bed and smiled at Miss Zhao: "The acupuncture really doesn't hurt. Look, the needle is so thin. How can it hurt when it hits the right acupuncture point?"
Dr. Liu took out a needle and asked Miss Zhao to look at it. Then she stretched out her left hand and directly inserted the Hegu point for her to see.
Such a long needle was inserted into most of the needle. Not to mention Miss Zhao, even the Crown Prince's wife opened her mouth in surprise and couldn't help but take a step back. However, Doctor Liu still had a smile on her face and she would
After pulling out most of the needle and inserting it again, she smiled and said, "Look, it doesn't hurt, does it?"
Miss Zhao swallowed a sip of boiling water.
Doctor Liu took out the needle from her Hegu point and put it into the needle bag on the side, and then said to Miss Zhao: "In the words of our master, pricking an acupuncture point is like a gentle sting from an ant.
This still hurts."
She stretched out her hand to hold up Miss Zhao's little hand, pressed her thumb with her thumb and said, "This is the Hegu point. Acupuncture here can vent the heat in the Qi, raise clearness and lower turbidity, dispel wind and disperse the surface, and have the effect of ventilating Qi and blood."
Gong, do you want to give it a try?"
Miss Zhao wanted to say not to try, but Mrs. Shizi immediately replied: "Try it, aunt, you are sick and you need treatment, you know? Otherwise you will still feel pain in the future."
Miss Zhao wanted to cry, so she looked at her mother with tears in her eyes, and wanted to hide in Nanny's arms.
But Mrs. Shizi became tough again, "Mr. Zhou, Dr. Liu, you go ahead and do it."
Miss Zhao is going to cry.
Dr. Liu took out a needle and said to Miss Zhao: "Don't be afraid, I will try it with the needle. If it really hurts, I won't stick it."
Her comfort made Miss Zhao feel better. Dr. Liu was also a little nervous, so instead of plunging directly down as usual, she pinched her tiger's mouth with her thumb and kept looking for a position.