Farmer’s Blessed Girl

Mrs. Shizi looked at Liu Yinu, hesitant in her heart, no matter how good the apprentice is, how can there be a master?

But without the Queen's will, Zhou Man obviously would not go out to see a doctor.

While she was hesitating, Man Bao said softly, "Liu Yinu has also been sitting in Ji Shitang for a while. She really studied acupuncture and moxibustion really well. I never lie."

Madam Shizi smiled, but did not respond.

Man Bao was a little disappointed, but he didn't force it. After writing the prescription, he handed it to Doctor Liu, and said casually, "Go to the prescription for drying and cooling blood, take a look."

Doctor Liu was also very disappointed in her heart, but she still bowed to take the prescription and memorized it, and turned back to write down the case.

After she had memorized the medicine, she handed it over to the grandmother.

Man Bao said: "Put the needle after eating, let her get up to wash and eat first."

She said to Miss Zhao, "It's not a serious illness, don't worry, or you'll be in a bad mood, and the lumps will be bigger and more painful. You are still young, get up early every day and move around more after meals, eat more vegetables and less meat. , Don't take supplements recently, it will go away in about ten days."

Madam Shizi asked, "So long?"

"It's still so fast after giving her an injection every five days, otherwise it will take half a month to heal." Man Bao reassured the mother and daughter: "This is not an emergency, there is no need to prescribe heavy medicine, take it slow. That's it, she's young, balance is the best."

Mrs. Shizi looked down at the prescription in her hand, and found that there were four herbs on it, and the only one was licorice. Obviously, there were very few medicines.

Grandma didn't ask the girls outside to come in. She served Miss Zhao to get up and eat breakfast. Because Zhou Man said that supplements were not needed, the pigeon porridge that was always hot in the kitchen could not be eaten. The servants considered it for a while, and finally Just bring a bowl of porridge and a small plate of vegetables.

Mrs. Shizi's face turned blue when she saw it, "This is too simple, right? Let someone cook some more dishes."

After thinking about it, Man Bao said: "Boil an egg, it's almost enough."

Madam Shizi opened her mouth, but finally closed it.

After breakfast, Man Bao was not in a hurry to get the needle, and sat on the chair with Miss Zhao to chat, "Don't you have to go to school now?"

Miss Zhao said, "I'm sick, and my grandmother and mother asked for leave for me and my husband."

Man Bao said: "It doesn't matter if you are sick, just get an injection and go to school later."

Miss Zhao: ...she doesn't want to go.

However, Man Bao had already anticipated it and said: "You are in a bad mood, play more and divert your attention. You are not a serious illness, but you should pay attention to your food."

Miss Zhao muttered, "I'm in a bad mood going to school."

"Reading aloud will make you feel better."

Miss Zhao disagreed, and the two stared at each other. Man Bao felt that she was a doctor and had to be considerate, so he said, "Okay, then what do you want to do?"

"I want to play sandbags."

"Then play, you just can't stay in bed all the time."

After waiting for a quarter of an hour, Man Bao took out the needle bag and said, "Come on, I'll give you a set of needles to remove blood stasis and reduce fire."

Miss Zhao entered the inner room, not very shy anymore, and took off her clothes with the help of grandma.

While opening the needle bag, Man Bao asked Doctor Liu, "If it were you, how would you pierce it?"

Doctor Liu immediately regained her spirits and answered.

When she took off her coat and only had her underwear and trousers left, Miss Zhao turned around and saw the needle drawn by Man Bao, her eyes widened and she was too scared to speak.

Man Baozheng nodded approvingly, and said to Doctor Liu, "Yes, let's do acupuncture like this."

As soon as she turned her head to meet Miss Zhao's eyes, she cried with a "wow". She turned around and hugged the grandmother's waist, crying, "I don't want needles, I don't want needles..."

Madam Shizi was startled by the cry, and rushed forward, "What's the matter, what's the matter?"

"Mother, I don't want needles, I don't want needles, it hurts..."

Man Bao was stunned. She had read countless people and had given needles to many people, but this was the first time she had met someone who began to cry out of pain before the needle was pierced.

Man Bao came back to his senses, quickly put the needle back into the needle bag, and went forward to comfort 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 tightened the clothes on her chest and did not give Zhou Man a needle.

Man Bao: ...who said she was going to tie her chest?

Man Bao's gaze couldn't help but glance at her calf, where she would pierce first...

However, her reaction was so intense that Man Bao obviously couldn't forcefully pierce the needle, not to mention that the needle might break when she was excited, and it would be bad for the needle to move out of place.

Mrs. Shizi was also helpless, and wanted Zhou Man to get an injection, so that her daughter's illness could be healed faster; she also felt bad for her daughter and was reluctant to get an injection.

Seeing that Miss Zhao was about to roll on the bed, Man Bao thought about it and said, "If you're afraid, then I'll stab you in your tiger's mouth first, and then I'll stab you if it doesn't hurt?"

Miss Zhao shook her head and hid her hands again.

Doctor Liu couldn't help but stepped forward and said, "Master, let me come."

Man Bao glanced at her, then stepped back and let her come forward.

Doctor Liu sat beside the bed and smiled at Miss Zhao: "The needle really doesn't hurt. Look, this needle is so thin, how can it hurt when the acupuncture point is right?"

Doctor Liu pulled out a needle and let Miss Zhao watch it, then she stretched out her left hand and directly pierced the Hegu acupoint for her to see.

For such a long needle, most of the needles were directly inserted into it. Not to mention Miss Zhao, even the Shizi's wife opened her mouth in surprise and couldn't help but take a step back, but she saw the smile on Liu Yinu's face. After pulling out most of the needle, and then plunging it in, she smiled and said, "Look, it doesn't hurt, right?"

Miss Zhao swallowed a mouthful of boiling water.

Doctor Liu pulled the needle from Hegu acupoint and put it in the needle bag on the side, and then said to Miss Zhao: "In our master's words, piercing the acupoint is like a light sting from an ant. It still hurts."

She stretched out her hand to hold up Miss Zhao's small hand, pressed her tiger's mouth with her thumb and said: "This is Hegu point, acupuncture here can release the heat in the qi, elevate the clearness and lower the turbidity, disperse the wind and disperse the surface, and has the effect of ventilating the 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, do you know that you need to be treated? Otherwise, it will still hurt in the future."

Miss Zhao wanted to cry, so she looked at her mother with tears in her eyes, and wanted to hide in Grandma's arms.

However, Mrs. Shizi became tough again, "Doctor Zhou, Doctor Liu, you can pierce it."

Miss Zhao is about to cry.

Doctor Liu took out a needle and said to Miss Zhao, "Don't be afraid, I'll try it with a needle. If it really hurts, I won't stick it."

Her comfort made Miss Zhao feel better, and Doctor Liu was also a little nervous, so instead of stabbing down as usual, she pinched her tiger's mouth with her thumb and kept looking for a position.

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