The common people’s understanding of Chinese dicine is outrageously wrong. If Chinese dicine weren’t dicine, it wouldn’t be called dicine. All Chinese doctors need to pass certification exams through healthcare departnts to practice, just like obtaining a dical practitioner’s certificate.
So Chinese dicine, once administered, can be more potent than Western dicine. dicine, seven parts poison.
Chinese dicine is profound and diverse, with countless varieties. All of these require professional Chinese doctors to study diligently and research for many years. Fraudsters outside flaunt themselves and spout "royal secret recipes" to deceive the public who doesn’t understand Chinese dicine. Chinese dicine doesn’t have secret recipes, only tested formulas. What is a tested formula? Like Western dicine, it’s derived from clinical trials where many doctors have used it on specific diseases to obtain effective data, and then categorize the dication sches.
The so-called "royal secret recipes" should be called "tested formulas effective on royalty." How can a few folk redies compare to the comprehensive repository of Chinese dicine collected by the nation since ancient tis?
Like her, who studies Western dicine, she learns the system of Western dicine and wouldn’t dare to prescribe Chinese dicine. So doctors cross fields to prescribe Chinese or Western dicine, but they have to learn anew from scratch; otherwise, they wouldn’t dare prescribe it at all.
Sister Weng was truly scared, saying with a choked, sobbing voice: "You haven’t married, so you can’t understand my pain. My husband says he’s out there doing business, but he’s actually indulging in pleasures. During the ti I was pregnant and postpartum, he was rarely at ho. My mother-in-law is also soone who loves to make things difficult for people."
These things are personal emotional issues and family matters, sothing doctors can’t interfere with. Xie Wanying repeatedly emphasized: "I can only say, you should see any doctor you prefer. If you don’t want others to know about your illness, a doctor won’t disclose it. However, you must not lie to the doctor, as it concerns your own life. If the doctor believes your lie and makes a mistake in judgnt, the consequences could be disastrous."
"I understand." Sister Weng nodded and made a request, "Can you accompany to Guoxie? You’re a student there, so you should know the teachers there and could help find a familiar doctor for my ailnt. My thanks in advance, Dr. Xie."
Rembering her mother’s words, if you can save soone, you should, because it’s a human life.
Xie Wanying noted down the address ntioned by Sister Weng, planning to take a taxi to pick up the patient and head to Guoxie together.
After finishing the call, she walked out of the kitchen, quickly put on a coat when she returned to her room, changed into outdoor shoes at the entryway, and prepared to leave.
Unexpectedly, a little one woke up at this mont.
Xiao Duoduo stood at the door of the room, her small eyes appearing dazed as if she were sleepwalking, looking vaguely at her cousin standing in the living room, her little mouth murmuring: "Auntie?"
Seeing this, worried she might have unwittingly disturbed the child, Xie Wanying returned to gently coax the little one back to sleep.
The room door opened again, and Shang Siling ca out to hold onto her daughter who had climbed up in the middle of the night: "Duoduo, do you need to go to the bathroom?"
Xiao Duoduo nodded with her small chin at her mother.
Shang Siling pointed her daughter towards the bathroom.
Before heading to the bathroom, Xiao Duoduo told her mom: "I had a dream, I saw Auntie here."
Xie Wanying faced her cousin-in-law, feeling awkward.
"Yingying, aren’t you going to sleep?" Shang Siling continued, startled by her fully ard appearance, "Are you going out? What ti is it now? Why are you going out?"
"There’s a patient—" Xie Wanying briefly explained to her cousin-in-law.
Upon hearing this, Shang Siling imdiately turned around to call her husband to get up.
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