Chapter 626: Consultation

Chapter 621 Consultation

Jiahui looked at the patient’s details as she asked the patient, who had just taken a seat, without looking up, “What’s wrong? Where do you feel unwell?”

The patient did not speak.

After Jiahui wrote a few sentences, she set her pen down and looked at the computer. Then, she glanced at a case book before she finally said, “Guan Tang, please place your hand here with your wrist up.”

Guan Tang did as she was told as she stared at Jiahui unblinkingly.

Jiahui reached out to check Guan Tang’s pulse before she finally looked up. She was stunned when she saw Yin Jia standing behind her patient.

Yin Jia smiled. “Doctor An, this is my sister-in-law. Please give her a check-up. For example, is her body healthy enough if she wants to get pregnant within the year?”

Jiahui did not react. She only looked at Yin Jia silently.

At this time, Guan Tang blushed and said, “Sister, what nonsense are you talking about?”

Jiahui turned a deaf ear to Yin Jia’s words. Instead, she focused on checking Guan Tang’s pulse. Suddenly, she frowned. Then, she asked, “Is your period regular?”

Guan Tang replied reluctantly, “Not really…”

“Is it usually late or early?”

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“Sometimes late, sometimes early,” Guan Tang replied.

Jiahui nodded. “Stick out your tongue so I can have a look.”

Guan Tang did as she was told.

Jiahui continued to ask about Guan Tang’s condition before she wrote down the prescription.

At this moment, Yin Jia asked, “Doctor An, what’s wrong with my sister-in-law? Is it serious? You’re writing the prescription without saying anything. It’s making me worried.”

Jiahui did not look up as she said, “There’s no big problem.”

Yin Jia said unhappily, “What do you mean? If there’s no problem, why are you writing a prescription? Is there something you can’t say or is it possible that you can’t diagnose her?”

After Jiahui was done writing, she stared at Yin Jia with clear eyes until Yin Jia felt uncomfortable. Only then did she shift her eyes to Guan Tang and said as she pointed at the prescription, “Your lungs’ meridians are damaged, and your livers are quite weak. Perhaps, it’s due to overthinking and stress. Your sleep quality is very poor as well. I’ve prescribed you medicine that will help strengthen your livers, regulate your Qi and blood, and calm your mind. The treatment course for Chinese medicine is relatively long. You’ll need to see a doctor every week to adjust the medicine according to your condition. No one knows better than you how you feel. Doctors can only help you to a certain extent. It’s up to you to cooperate and take care of your health.”

Guan Tang was inwardly shocked when she heard Jiahui’s words. After a moment, she asked in a trembling voice, “Doctor, am… am I okay?” Jiahui smiled. “Humans aren’t immortals, after all. Everyone would have a problem or two? As long as you take good care of yourself, you’ll be fine. Like I said, it all depends on how willing you are to look after your health.”

“I’ll definitely look after my health!” Guan Tang quickly said.

Jiahui smiled. “Then, remember to take your medicine on time. Go out more often, and don’t overthink things and stress yourself out. If you’re too stressed, you’ll be prone to falling sick.”

Guan Tang looked at the female doctor in front of her. The doctor was wearing a mask so only her pair of big and round beautiful eyes were revealed. She felt that the pair of eyes were able to see through her and that she had nowhere to hide.

Meanwhile, Yin Jia was very dissatisfied with Jiahui’s attitude. She said, “Doctor An, we came here because of the hospital’s reputation. You can’t just send us away like that, right?”

Yin Jia did not intend to give up and leave just like that.

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