Farmer’s Blessed Girl

She only ripped open the front of her clothes a little, exposing her neck, what can she see?

Seeing that her hand pointed her to a place through the clothes, she simply started to pull off the blouse. Seeing that she was so frightened that she was about to cry, she touched and comforted her: "It's okay, we are all girls. Son."

"Yes, yes, Imperial Physician Zhou is a young lady. If you feel your discomfort, my mother is here too."

Man Bao quickly felt the lump, and she asked, "Is it here?"

Miss Zhao hurt a bit from being pressed, and nodded with tears in her eyes, "Yes, it hurts."

Man Bao asked, "How long has it been?"

Miss Zhao whispered, "It's been a few days."

Man Bao smiled and asked, "How many days are there?"

The grandma on the side immediately said, "It's been four days."

Man Bao touched the surroundings and asked her if it hurt, and asked, "When did you first feel pain?"

Miss Zhao hesitated and refused to speak. After Man Bao asked a second time, she said, "It's only two days after Chongyang has passed."

When Mrs. Shizi heard this, her eyes darkened, "It's been almost a month, why didn't you tell your mother?"

The grandmother was also startled. She didn't expect it to be so long, so she immediately knelt down.

Miss Zhao wiped her tears and said, "It wasn't very painful at first, but it was a little bit, and I didn't care..."

It was also four days ago that she felt that the clothes were sore that they were worn down, and it hurt even more when pressed. She panicked. After all, she was only seven years old. The little girl had been taking medicine for the past two days, and at one point she thought she was going to die. .

Madam Shizi was furious, and turned her head to drink angrily, "How did you all serve, it took so long to know..."

The grandmother was trembling with fright, unable to say a word.

The little girl was also frightened, and immediately burst into tears. When Man Bao saw it, he glanced at Mrs. Shizi in disapproval, and then comforted her: "It's alright, it's alright, it's not a big deal. What have you eaten?"

The little girl shivered from crying, and while shaking, she replied, "I've taken the medicine."

Before Man Bao could speak, Grandma immediately took the prescription out of her arms and offered it to her.

This is not what Man Bao wanted to ask, but he still took the prescription, opened it and asked, "I mean what meals have you eaten, and are there any snacks or something?"

Where does the little girl remember this?

But the grandmother who was kneeling on the ground whispered: "Miss, because of the poor appetite for medicine, I ate a small bowl of silky chicken porridge yesterday morning, some sheep soup at noon, and a small bowl of noodles at night... …”

Man Bao asked, "What's in the mutton soup?"

"It's nothing, it's all common things, such as ginger and angelica."

Man Bao: "...What about that side?"

"The noodles are boiled with the broth hanging in the kitchen. Because the lady has a bad appetite, she only put some green vegetables and beat an egg."

Man Bao simply put his hand on Miss Zhao's pulse and asked about her diet before yesterday. Grandma told everything she remembered, and Miss Zhao on the side slowly stopped crying, and occasionally added a sentence or two, " I also ate deer meat, which my father came back from hunting in autumn..."

"I also ate kumquats. I heard that the tribute came from the south. Your Majesty rewarded my grandfather. I divided a small plate..."

Or "Dim sum made with longan at home is also delicious."

Of course, the little girl did not only eat this kind of hot tonic, but also eat other foods, such as bird's nest porridge, pigeon porridge and the like.

Among the grandchildren of Zhao Guogong's mansion, there are only three girls, and only Miss Zhao is a direct descendant. Her two cousins ​​are both concubines, and she is not very old at this time, so she is loved by thousands of people at home.

Zhao Guogong got good things in the palace, and her two brothers have a share, so she must have a little more than her brothers.

After listening to Man Bao, he reached out to touch the other side of her and asked, "How about this side, does it hurt?"

Miss Zhao has gotten used to it now and feels much better, so she shook her head, "It doesn't hurt."

Man Bao withdrew his hand and said to the two big and one small: "It's okay, it's just that the food is too nourishing, the blood is dry and hot, and it develops ahead of time."

Madam Shizi asked, "Is this a good thing?"

Man Bao was speechless, so he couldn't help but look up at Mrs. Shizi, then shook his head, "It's not a good thing, it's a bad thing!"

She pointed to the flower bed outside the window and said, "The gardener disliked the slow growth of the planted flower, so he fertilized it hard, and stretched out his hand to pull it up. Do you think this is a good thing?"

Mrs. Shizi:  …

Grandma:  …

Miss Zhao, who was only ignorant and didn't understand anything, said innocently, "It's not a good thing, the flower will die."

Madam Shizi was startled, and immediately stretched out her hand to cover her daughter's mouth, "Bah, pah, Tong Yan Wuji, the wind blows away, what nonsense are you talking about?"

That flower in Zhou Man's metaphor is her!

Miss Zhao looked at her mother with a bewildered look on her face, and Mrs. Shizi softened her heart and asked quickly, "Tianyi Zhou, then... what should I do about this?"

"It's okay, I gave her some medicine to cool her blood. Fortunately, I invited the doctor to see it. Otherwise, I'm afraid that it will not only develop prematurely, but also have a fever rash." Man Bao turned to the table to prepare a prescription. When the mother was still kneeling, she smiled and said, "Please help me with a set of pen and ink."

Doctor Liu, who was about to take the paper and pen and ink from the medicine box, gave her a hand and closed the medicine box again.

The other three people in the room didn't notice it, and Mrs. Shizi looked at the grandmother and said solemnly, "Let's go soon!"

Grandma immediately got up, went to the small study and brought a set of pen, ink, paper and inkstone.

Doctor Liu stepped forward to pour water and grind ink, and Man Bao spread out the paper and said to them, "Don't eat hot food these days, including onions, ginger, and garlic, eat more green vegetables, and if you want to eat meat, eat less. Just eat some pork or chicken."

Mrs. Shizi nodded again and again, and Man Bao continued: "I'll prescribe the medicine for four days first, two doses a day, you don't need a large dose, the hard lump in her chest needs to slowly disappear, I'll give her a few injections later, four I will take a rest after the day, and I will come to see it again."

Mrs. Shizi squeezed the handkerchief in her hand and asked, "Is it better to pierce the needle every day?"

Man Bao smiled and said, "Of course it's better. Acupuncture can help her get rid of blood stasis and reduce the fire, and it can also relieve the pain a little bit. It's much better."

"Can the imperial physician come to see him every day?"

Man Bao said, "I must have an order from my mother when I leave the palace."

Mrs. Shizi was disappointed, and asked the Empress to speak, and her mother-in-law had to go.

Man Bao paused for a while and then pointed to the doctor Liu beside her and said: "This is my apprentice, she and I have also learned a lot of time, the acupuncture that Miss Zhao needs to do is the most basic, Mrs. Shizi If I can trust her, I can ask her to come to the house every day for acupuncture."

Man Bao and Liu Yinu looked at Shizi's wife with bright eyes.

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