Liu Jing frowned at Jiang Yani and asked, "Sister Jiang, did it work?"
Jiang Yani, still catching her breath, nodded repeatedly upon hearing this. "It really works. This young doctor said it would hurt, but it didn’t hurt at all. My stomach didn’t hurt either. Once I squatted down, it ca out effortlessly. I haven’t been able to relieve myself so easily in years. Young doctor, can you prescribe so more?"
Beisitian shook her head. "Quick results address the symptoms but not the root cause. I’ll give you another prescription later. Stick to drinking it for a week, and things will get better."
Jiang Yani was startled upon hearing that. She’s been dealing with traditional Chinese dicine for a long ti and has a deep understanding of their rhetoric. Usually, at this point, even Doctor Qin would only say that there would be an improvent after a certain period, not that things would get better in a certain ti.
Traditional Chinese dicine isn’t like Western dicine; it is known for gradual effects. Therefore, hearing these words, Jiang Yani beca skeptical of Beisitian. The skepticism mainly stemd from her age. How could a Chinese dicine practitioner be so young?
But just now her dicine worked, which was genuine. Even using a whole bottle of laxative would take so ti. She seed almost immune to laxatives, and the waiting ti was getting longer and longer, which terrified her. What if laxatives stopped working one day? Would she be suffocated alive?
Although Jiang Yani was skeptical of Beisitian, she was still grateful there was a new dicine to replace the laxative. If this situation arose again, she could just co to get this dicine.
Afterward, Beisitian prescribed Jiang Yani two sets of dicine: one to regulate the intestines and treat constipation, and another to alleviate nopausal symptoms caused by nopause.
The intestinal regulation would work faster, and her bowel movents should return to normal in three to five days. However, the nopausal symptoms would take longer to address, as they are physiologically induced, with most won experiencing mild to severe symptoms two to three years before and after nopause. Jiang Yani’s case was quite severe.
Consequently, she developed other ailnts, such as constipation, due to poor sleep, overactive heart and liver fire, and low water intake, exacerbating her constipation.
"Both dicines need to be brewed. I’ve written the instructions on the prescription. If you stick to it for three to five days, you’ll be cured. But the nopausal symptoms will require more ti," Beisitian said.
Jiang Yani wasn’t afraid of brewing the dicine. She didn’t have to work. Every day she just cooked for her husband at ho, so she had plenty of ti to brew dicine. Her only fear was if it wouldn’t work.
Instinctively, Jiang Yani glanced at Luo Xinfang. Seeing she said nothing, she took the prescription to get the dicine.
Whether it works or not, a week would reveal the results. If it doesn’t work, so be it.
After Jiang Yani left, Liu Jing walked out with a somber face without saying anything about her intentions.
Once Liu Jing left, Zhou Wenwen rolled her eyes dramatically, "Got slapped in the face, huh?"
Luo Xinfang gave her a disgruntled look and said softly, "She’s not far away yet."
She never speaks ill of anyone behind their back, so her saying this indicates she has an issue with Liu Jing. Zhou Wenwen laughed and said, "She can’t hear it."
After saying this, she turned to Beisitian and said, "Xiao Bei, you’re really amazing. Don’t even ntion when I first started working, even now, I can’t get Aunt Jiang to relieve herself so quickly. You really showed her, proving you’re truly capable!"
Now, she had a super good impression of Beisitian because she disciplined soone Zhou Wenwen couldn’t handle.
Beisitian smiled silently. Starting off on the wrong foot with soone felt uncomfortable, but that’s how society is. So seniors always bully newcors to so extent, at most varying in degree.
She wasn’t planning to care about petty things, but Liu Jing went too far. She wasn’t inclined to tolerate it, and now she certainly wouldn’t hold back since she had already made an enemy.
She originally wanted to be a modest newcor, but soone insisted on being difficult.
However, generally speaking, if you keep a firm stance, the seniors wouldn’t dare bully excessively. Liu Jing is like this, although she doesn’t treat Beisitian warmly, she’s quite different from when Zhou Wenwen first arrived. At the very least, she doesn’t dare make careless remarks, fearing she might be speechless from rebuttals.
Qin Fengwang nodded after hearing about the incident, without saying much. He was the oldest here and the director of the TCM departnt, but there were only a few people, so he didn’t need to manage or worry about much. It’s not like other industries, where there’s performance pressure.
Beisitian got familiar with the environnt over two days and was assigned to Departnt 1, sharing a consultation room with Qin Fengwang, as there was an empty desk in his room.
Being in the sa room as Qin Fengwang made Beisitian quite happy. She was very interested in the prescriptions he wrote because, unlike other traditional old Chinese doctors, he sotis innovated with his prescriptions, often achieving unexpected results.
"How do you find these two days here?" Qin Fengwang looked at the young person across from him, feeling slightly comforted.
He worried that traditional Chinese dicine might face a disconnect in the next generation or the one after. Considering the age gap, it was quite concerning.
"It’s great. Everyone’s been very supportive," Beisitian said, uttering formal words.
It’s hard to tell if they are supportive, especially Liu Jing, who was nice enough not to pick on her.
"Get used to the new environnt first," Qin Fengwang knew about the recent events and understood that the more one talks about such matters, the ssier they beco. So, it’s better not to say much. "Xiao Bei has already been confird, right? I’ve t Director Sun of the 119th Division a few tis. He even called personally to praise you, saying how excellent you are. Director Sun praises no one lightly."
Qin Fengwang had a rough understanding of Beisitian from the words of Sun Wangcai. He wasn’t lying. Sun Wangnian never praises anyone casually. His standards are very high. When he praised Beisitian extravagantly, Qin Fengwang almost thought Doctor Bei was related to Director Sun.
After chatting for a while, Qin Fengwang refrained from asking any challenging questions, which put Beisitian at ease.
"By the way, Xiao Bei, do you know Associate Professor Zheng?" Qin Fengwang suddenly asked.
Beisitian was taken aback and asked, "Which Associate Professor Zheng?"
Seeing Beisitian’s genuine reaction, Qin Fengwang felt puzzled because Associate Professor Zheng had specifically inquired about Beisitian. From his deanor, that didn’t seem like unfamiliarity.
"Associate Professor Zheng from the Traditional Chinese dicine Research Institute," Qin Fengwang prompted.
Beisitian realized he was talking about Zheng Qiwai. Thinking of her first encounter with this associate professor, she frowned as it was not a pleasant experience.
Since Qin Fengwang asked, it seed Zheng Qiwai had inquired about her. She suddenly thought of the external Chinese dicine doctor. Could it be him?!
"He’s our external doctor!"
Qin Fengwang’s words made Beisitian smile wryly.
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