Master Doctor in the City

When he returned to the hotel entrance, Ye Chen still felt that the stranger was still following, but Ye Chen didn't directly look for those people.

When he got to the hotel and stayed in his room, he felt strange that he did not provoke any enemies in the United States. Apart from teaching the two black men to the Chinese in San Francisco’s Chinatown, he did not provoke anyone else.

However, Ye Chen knew that those strangers would definitely not follow him for no reason.

In the hotel room, put away the items bought tonight, take out a set of clothes from the backpack and take a shower in the bathroom.

After taking a shower, Ye Chen lay down to rest.

Early the next morning, after Ye Chen got up to wash and dress, Ye Chen heard a knock at the door. At first, he thought it was Yu Shaohua who came to call him.

When he opened the door, he didn't see Yu Shaohua, but saw a black bag at the door.

When he picked up the black bag, he saw a piece of paper inside. The piece of paper was written in English to let him go back to China immediately, or he would die in the United States.

Then, there were a few very new bullets inside.

This makes Ye Chen strange, who is so boring to send him these bullets to warn him? But how could Ye Chen fear these things?

After he flushed the bullets directly from the toilet bowl, the piece of paper was torn and flushed into the toilet, except for the font on it.

When Yu Shaohua came to find him for breakfast, it was already past seven o'clock in the morning, and the sun had begun to rise.

When I came to the hotel for breakfast, I did not see Zhang Rihuan again. I don’t know if he continues to stay in Los Angeles to play, or has already taken a plane back to Shanghai?

Seeing other people's eyes, Tang Ru looked a little embarrassed.

After breakfast, members of the exchange meeting represented by the Shanghai Traditional Chinese Medicine Association and the Chinese doctors in Los Angeles Chinatown had an exchange in the conference room.

This kind of exchange is similar to that in San Francisco’s Chinatown. They all know each other, introduce each other's understanding of Chinese medicine theory, and introduce each other some Chinese medicine theories.

There are more Chinese and overseas Chinese in Los Angeles, so there are more Chinese doctors here, and more of them belong to the kind of private clinics.

Ye Chen discovered that the TCM skills of those Chinese TCM doctors can only be said to be qualified. If they are very good, they may not be as good as those in China.

However, as Ye Chen imagined, they were all from the Shanghan School or the Febrile Disease School, and many of them were descendants of immigrants from the late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China. They learned Chinese medicine through the inheritance of family members or masters and apprentices.

After the exchange of Chinese medicine skills in the morning, I took a group photo and accepted interviews with news media reporters. In the afternoon, a free clinic will be held.

The content of this event is the same as in San Francisco's Chinatown.

However, there are more Chinese and overseas Chinese here. In addition, there may be more Vietnamese here. I am afraid that more Vietnamese, Japanese, Koreans, etc. will want to come over to participate in the free clinic. I am afraid that an afternoon will not end.

Therefore, in the afternoon, to participate in this free clinic, there is only one requirement. You must be able to speak Chinese. As long as you can speak Chinese, both whites and blacks can come and participate.

When Ye Chen was sitting there, he saw a middle-aged woman in her fifties who came to attend the free clinic first.

When Ye Chen asked the other party to sit down, he asked the other party's name first.

"Auntie, what is your name and how old is this year?"

"My name is Li, I am 52 years old, and I live at No. xx, **** Street, Chinatown." Aunt Li introduced in detail.

Aunt Li learned that she was a three-generation immigrant, who immigrated to her grandfather's generation and her parents. However, when she grew up, she married a Chinese American and lived here in Chinatown.

Ye Chen didn't expect it to be like that. Now, this auntie Li is still rich in dress, but because of the disease, there is not much light on her face.

Ye Chen first checked the pulse condition for Aunt Li, and then after looking at the tongue condition, she learned that she was suffering from stomach pain. Moreover, the pain had been painful for more than ten years, but it had worsened in the past month.

She herself bought Lede Stomach Tablets and Gaiwei Pingpian at the pharmacy, and the symptoms were significantly reduced. However, the stomach pain continued to recur afterwards, and the effect of taking Gaiwei Pingpian was not obvious.

Of course, she also went to a major hospital in Los Angeles for examinations, and received treatment from doctors of Western medicine, but it was not effective. Later, she also saw Chinese medicine and the effect was not good.

This time I saw the Chinese Daily in Los Angeles and heard that Shanghai’s famous Chinese medicine doctors came to Los Angeles as a cultural exchange group to provide free consultations to patients in Chinatown. She immediately looked for a good opportunity and found the most powerful Ye Chen for treatment.

After Ye Chen knew about the situation of this aunt Li, he took the medical record paper and wrote on it: "Li, female, 52 years old. The pain of the stomach cavity is 10 years, and it gets worse for a month."

"First diagnosis: The patient had pain in the epigastric region ten years ago without obvious inducement and repeated attacks. After oral administration of Lede Stomach Tablets and Gappa Stomach Tablets, the symptoms were significantly reduced. However, the gastric pain often recurred after that. This time the symptoms worsened 1 month ago. I have seen major western hospitals and received Chinese medicine treatments, but no effect. Current symptoms: faint pain in the gastric cavity, pressurization, anorexia, lack of sleep sound at night, 1 bowel movement a day, urination still adjusted. Check: his spirit is normal. Tongue Symptoms: pale tongue, thick white fur. Pulse condition: narrow pulse. TCM dialectics: diagnosed as epigastric pain, weak spleen and stomach, dampness and trapping spleen syndrome. Treatment: invigorating the spleen and replenishing qi, drying dampness and relieving stomach pain."

"Prescription: 18 grams of Radix Ginseng, 10 grams of Angelica, 12 grams of Magnolia officinalis, 20 grams of Radix Paeoniae Alba, 15 grams of Radix Atractylodes, 15 grams of Neem Seed, 10 grams of White Cardamom, 15 grams of Poria, 12 grams of Atractylodes, 18 grams of Corydalis, Astragalus 12 grams, 10 grams of tangerine peel, 6 grams of licorice, 27 grams of Jiao Sanxian, 10 grams of Gallus gallus domesticus. 14 doses, decocted in water, 1 dose a day."

After Ye Chen finished writing, he checked it carefully and found that there were no other problems, and then handed it to Aunt Li in front of him and said: "Aunt Li, you can buy this medicine and decoct it now. It will not hurt tonight."

"What if it can't be cured by then?" Aunt Li looked at Ye Chen and asked.

Although Ye Chen prescribed Chinese medicine for half a month for her, Ye Chen also knew that he came to offer free consultations to those Chinese and overseas Chinese at most for the first visit. As for the prescriptions for the first visit, did the patient complete Cured?

Ye Chen couldn't guarantee this. Moreover, he would not be able to stay in the United States for a long time at that time. He might have already returned to Shanghai.

"Aunt Li, if you continue to take the medicine, the effect will not work. As long as you fly to Shanghai to find me, I will definitely cure your illness. Of course, I think this prescription can be safely recovered without having to follow up as long as the right medicine is prescribed. "Ye Chen said.