The four brothers of the Guo family were confused because they didn't understand. They stood there with blank eyes.
But because Ji Hanwei understood it, her eyes were straightened even more, and she was dumbfounded.
Generally speaking, doctors will never explain these medical principles and medications to patients and their families in such detail, and even if they do, ordinary people will not understand them at all.
Therefore, many doctors can learn and use it themselves, but they may not be able to speak out these things without thinking.
What's more, Shen Tianshu spoke so skillfully and fluently. It can be seen that he summarized it after he had mastered it by heart, rather than just memorizing it by rote.
Shen Tianshu's ability to be so skilled is entirely due to the teachings from his grandfather in his previous life.
Not only has she been familiar with medical books with her grandfather since she was a child, but she also often pulls out a medical record from the box and talks about the medical theory and medication ideas.
After she became a disciple in the later period, although she no longer had to set the rules in front of her grandfather, she was directly thrown into giving lectures to the new disciples and grandchildren.
Not to mention that in the later period, she also gradually recruited several people similar to Zhang Muqiu to take with her. Although she was not officially a disciple, she taught them everything they needed to teach.
Therefore, if Ji Hanwei wants to accuse her of not understanding medical science and prescribing carelessly, then she can only say sorry to her.
Ji Hanwei also didn't expect that Shen Tianshu's medical knowledge would be so solid.
Let alone her apprentice, even she herself might not be able to do it so easily.
She had only seen one such person in her life, and that was Jiang Tong, the princess of Gaoyang County.
She was still young at that time and was working as an apprentice with Yuan Xining. At that time, Princess Gaoyang was passing through Huguang and stopped by as a guest.
Although she is only in her early twenties, she talks to Yuan Xining about various cases, medical science, and pharmacology, and she is very knowledgeable and clear.
Ji Hanwei had already been an apprentice with Yuan Xining for several years at that time. She was officially accepted as her disciple and began to follow her to treat patients. This was the stage of transition from theoretical learning to application.
When she was an apprentice, she was often praised by Yuan Xining, saying that she was the most spiritual and learned best among her brothers and sisters.
These compliments would inevitably make the young Ji Hanwei a little blindly confident at the time. However, the appearance of Jiang Tong shattered her confidence in herself and she was unable to fight back.
After sending Jiang Tong away, Yuan Xining once said to her sincerely: "As a doctor, you can never be satisfied with your current achievements, not to mention that there is heaven and there are people outside the world, even if you really stand at the top. How about it? There are still many suffering patients waiting for you to treat, and there are many unsolved and difficult diseases for you to study.
"As long as people continue to eat whole grains and grains and are born, old, sick and die, we as doctors should never stop being complacent."
Since then, Ji Hanwei has never been proud or complacent again, and she has been learning from Yuan Xining in a down-to-earth manner.
It wasn't until the day she became an apprentice that Yuan Xining told her that Jiang Tong had indeed passed through Huguang at that time, but he was going to Wuchang. She heard the news and specially wrote a letter to invite Jiang Tong to the mansion, in order to use Jiang Tong's help. Tong, let’s give a pat on the back to my beloved disciple whom I have always been quite optimistic about.
Yuan Xining was also very worried at the time, fearing that she could not master this degree, which would completely destroy Ji Hanwei's arrogance, and she would never recover from it.
Fortunately, Ji Hanwei resisted and did not let Yuan Xining down.
After Ji Hanwei became an apprentice, she still did not stop there. In the first few years, she not only continued to study medical books with great concentration, but also went to various places in Huguang to actively help people see doctors, increasing her knowledge and experience.
In those few years, she had always had a hidden desire in her heart, that is, she must make a name for herself and let the world know that the most promising young female doctor in Daqi was not only Jiang Tong, but also Ji Hanwei.
But when she finally began to stand out in Huguang and became famous, a disaster befell the Jiang family.
This made her dream of being on par with or even surpassing Jiang Tong come to nothing in one fell swoop.
After all, who can compare to the dead!
No matter how hard she works and how successful she is in the future, everyone will still lament that Jiang Tong passed away at such a young age.
Precisely because she died, her future had infinite possibilities, which she could not catch up with no matter what.
So during the period after the Jiang family's accident, Yuan Xining was devastated and Ji Hanwei was depressed.
Yuan Xining fell seriously ill at that time, and immediately closed her medical clinic and returned to her hometown to retire.
Ji Hanwei stayed with Yuan Xining in her hometown for half a year, and then with the encouragement of her master, she regained her composure and came to Changsha to open a specialized women's medical clinic.
In three years, Ji Hanwei has established a firm foothold in Changsha Mansion, especially the female relatives of some high-ranking officials and noble families, who prefer to invite her to the mansion for medical treatment.
It's a pity that now that she has both fame and fortune, although she still remembers the shock when she first met Jiang Tong and her master's words, she has forgotten her original intention.
"There is nothing wrong with Madam Tong's medical theory, and the prescription of medicine is also reasonable. But the only thing you forgot is that Madam Guo is old now, so she must be careful about the dosage of medicine.
"On the one hand, you said you need to warm the body, but on the other hand, you used such a large dose. How could Mrs. Guo's body be able to withstand such strong medicine?"
As Ji Hanwei spoke, she looked to Mr. Guo Si for support.
Mr. Guo Si had a quick temper, and he didn't know much about Mrs. Tong's ability, so he immediately agreed: "What Dr. Ji said makes sense. My mother is getting older, so she should use small amounts of medicine cautiously."
For good."
Shen Tianshu ignored Mr. Guo Si, but raised his head and glanced at Ji Hanwei, with a hint of sarcasm in his eyes that seemed to be a smile but not a smile.
Ji Hanwei's words seemed very reasonable at first glance, but they were just trying to fool people who didn't understand medical skills. In fact, they couldn't stand up to scrutiny at all.
If you follow what she said, wouldn't it be a great thing for doctors to do? They don't need to examine the pulse carefully and consider the dosage of medicine. They only need to prescribe according to the proportion and in small amounts many times. Wouldn't it save everyone trouble?
But in fact, many prescriptions must reach a certain dose to have the desired effect. Once the dosage is reduced arbitrarily, it will not achieve the desired effect, and the patient may suffer the consequences.
Mr. Guo Si doesn't understand this truth, but Ji Hanwei shouldn't understand it.
Therefore, Shen Tianshu did not feel dissatisfied with Mr. Guo Si's words, but his impression of Ji Hanwei became even worse.
She took the prescription from Gao Xiuer's hand that had been stamped with Madam Tong's seal, and handed it to Mr. Guo, saying: "I've seen the disease and prescribed the prescription. As for whether the Guo family believes in me or Dr. Ji, that's not me."
It’s a matter that a doctor should take care of.”
After Shen Tianshu finished speaking, he ordered Gao Xiuer to pack the medicine box, and left without saying "I will come back for a follow-up consultation tomorrow".