Zheng Gu was stunned, and murmured: "But the effect of ginseng is much better than that of yam."
"But the ginseng in one prescription is enough for him to eat yam ten times. It can nourish Qi and slow it down, and it's not an emergency disease. With your prescription, he won't come back after eating one prescription, but with mine he won't come back." Will you come to buy more times, is it better than yours in nourishing qi?" Man Bao said: "In addition to yam, you can also use Ganzhang instead of ginseng."
Man Bao pointed to another prescription and said: "I can't say that your prescription is wrong, but it is phlegm dampness, so it should be correct to use radish seeds, and it is useless for you to use mulberry leaves as a supplement."
Man Bao sighed, "You are using the original recipe, and you haven't changed it."
Zheng Gu: "...I feel that I have changed the prescription according to the patient's condition."
Man Bao feels that he has not changed at all, and is still increasing, decreasing or changing according to the original suggestion.
But the prescription is like this, otherwise why would they want to learn from the houses of the predecessors and leave the prescriptions for future generations
So he did nothing wrong.
Man Bao became distressed, how can I teach this
How did Doctor Ji and Teacher Mo teach her at that time
Man Bao looked at Zheng Gu, and Zheng Gu also looked at Man Bao innocently. The master and apprentice looked at each other for a while, and Man Bao let out a sigh of relief: "Forget it, let's see more patients. My husband said that you should read a book a hundred times." It’s self-evident, and it’s the same in practicing medicine, if you see more patients, you will be able to know how to prescribe prescriptions.”
Zheng Gu almost burst into tears, "Master, are you willing to help me with the trial all the time?"
Man Bao said: "Isn't that how Master guides his disciples?"
That's what she learned from Doctor Ji when she was in Yizhou City.
No!
Zheng Gu said heartily: Other masters don't have this patience, even his own father doesn't have this kind of love for him, otherwise why would he be sent to the medicine cabinet to be a small shopkeeper
Man Bao put away the prescription and handed it to him directly, "Take it back and think about it yourself, think about why the prescription I prescribed is different from yours, you'd better write down the reason you came up with, and I will check it later."
Zheng Gu was stunned, "Also, do you want to write the reason yourself?"
"Of course, you can only remember what you have thought about. Anyway, you have nothing to do in the afternoon, so just think about it and write it down first. I will call you the next day."
It was Zheng Gu's first time accepting this kind of education method, but Man Bao was already used to it. Teacher Mo often did this to her.
Later, Mr. Zhuang found that she always liked to correct mistakes in old homework before he had time to explain, so he also figured out this method.
For the big homework assigned, he would ask them to self-review after grading, and then explain their reasons the next day, which can often get twice the result with half the effort.
Man Bao and the others have a heavy workload, but no one knows that Mr. Zhuang learned the method from Man Bao's homework, even Man Bao himself doesn't know.
But this method did go deeper into the body and mind, not only Man Bao, but Bai Shan also learned this method, and turned around and used it on Zhou Lixue and the others.
After explaining the matter, Man Bao propped his chin and was reluctant to go out. She muttered: "Let Mr. Ding and the others see the joke, hmph, your father is really serious, since he found out about your problem, why didn't he tell you?"
Zheng Gu also complained a little bit, it turned out that it was because of this that he said that he didn't have aura, but you made it clear.
If it wasn't for Doctor Zhou, how long would he have to stand on the medicine cabinet
He also felt ashamed, so he didn't go out. The master and apprentice looked at each other silently and said, "How about I go home?"
Zheng Gu said immediately: "I'll see you off!"
The two of them didn't know, they went to the front hall's consultation room, and Doctor Ding said with emotion: "It can't be compared, it can't be compared, she found the problem in just one day, how long did it take us to find out?"
Doctor Tao smacked his mouth and said, "It seems like it took almost three months to find out."
That was because one patient's illness was always intermittent, so when he came again, he was seen by Dr. Ding.
Doctor Ding didn't know that he was Zheng Gu's patient, so he wrote another prescription. The man saw that the prescription was completely different, so he took out Zheng Gu's prescription and asked.
Doctor Ding saw at a glance that it was Zheng Gu's handwriting, and told the patient that his prescription was correct, it was right, but it was not suitable for him.
And ask the patient, don't you feel better recently
The patient thinks so, and the symptoms are indeed getting better, but it's just not getting better intermittently.
Although Dr. Ding gave an explanation, the patient did complain.
The Zheng family intends to train Zheng Gu to become a famous doctor. This is just the beginning, so of course his reputation cannot be damaged.
So shopkeeper Zheng Da immediately took out his previous prescriptions and matched them with the pulse case. After a rough look, there was no problem at all, and the prescriptions prescribed were all right for the symptoms.
It wasn't until they pondered over the pulse case and prescription for two or three days that they realized something was wrong.
This prescription is also very familiar, most of it is the original prescription, if not the original prescription, most of them are suggested prescriptions given in the notes of the ancestors, and there are almost no additions or subtractions by him.
You can't say that the prescriptions he prescribed are wrong, because they are all right for the symptoms, but you can't say that he prescribed them correctly, because every prescription is slightly less meaningful.
Everyone pursues a good prescription, and getting a prescription is like a treasure. That's because the main medicine and important auxiliary medicines generally remain unchanged, but everyone is different, and some auxiliary medicines can be changed.
This is spirituality.
This problem is too hidden. Since Zheng Gu was sitting in court for the first time, the shopkeeper Zheng Da checked his pulse case and prescription every day, but found no problem.
In fact, if the Zheng family's goals were not too high, it would be no problem for Zheng Gu to sit in court like this. At present, many doctors are not as good as Zheng Gu.
But because the goal was too high, Zheng Gu had to cherish his reputation and was suspended for the time being.
Dr. Ding and the others thought that it would take a month or two for Manbao to discover the problem at the earliest, but who knew that she would have discovered it in just one day.
The three doctors, who wanted to join in the fun, shook their heads and sighed, feeling inferior, inferior, inferior.
Shopkeeper Zheng Da hid in the pharmacy and listened to their discussions. He couldn't help humming twice, and when he turned around to face Zhou Liru, he smiled again, "Come on, let's identify from the beginning. These medicines are all put on the medicine cabinet."
He added: "You install it yourself."
Zhou Man took care of his son seriously, and of course he would repay her niece carefully by nurturing her niece and pouring medicine into the medicine cabinet. This is a job that an ordinary apprentice can only do after four years.
Pouring medicine once is better than memorizing books and medicinal materials for ten days.
But it's tiring.
Unfortunately, Zhou Liru was not afraid of being tired. She felt that no matter how tired she was, could she be as tired as being under the sun
Man Bao found the crux of Zheng Gu's problem, and took them to study seriously every day, occasionally pointing out Zhou Liru.
It's just a pity, "You can't get acupuncture in the palace, otherwise you can learn acupuncture seriously."
Dr. Liu regretted it the most, because she also wanted to learn acupuncture with Man Bao. She thought acupuncture was very powerful. Didn't the master rely on his excellent acupuncture skills to gain a foothold in the palace