"It will be all right."
When taking the pulse, it actually doesn't matter whether the patient is sitting or standing.
Qiao Nian narrowed his eyes slightly, tilted his head, and added: "It takes time to take a pulse. If you are too tired to stand, you can find a place to sit down."
"Okay, I'll find a place to sit."
Master Cheng did not delay. He found a seat nearby and sat down. He stretched out his left hand, placed it on the table, and rolled up his sleeves.
"Come on, little girl."
"Um."
Qiao Nian walked over, sat opposite him, stretched out two slender white fingers and placed them on his wrist. With her eyelashes drooped, she quietly felt his pulse.
Outside the laboratory, everyone was very quiet, even their breathing became tense. No one said that you couldn't talk while taking a pulse, but no one was tactless enough to make any noise at this time.
Gu San was quite nervous and waited for several minutes. Seeing that the girl didn't speak, he became more and more nervous and couldn't help asking, "Miss Qiao, how is Master Cheng doing?"
Zhou Wei curled the corners of her mouth downward, her expression showing extreme disapproval.
Bo Jingxing and other people from the Ninth Institute were extremely nervous. They subconsciously looked at the girl with drooping eyelashes, not knowing whether she was seeing a doctor or not.
They didn't really believe that Qiao Nian could do it, but when it came to this, they still hoped that Qiao Nian could cure Master Cheng's stubborn illness.
Qiao Nian changed his posture and put his other hand on Master Cheng's wrist again. He waited for another minute before looking up. His pupils were extremely dark and bright as he looked at the old man: "Have you had headaches accompanied by nausea and vomiting recently?"
"Heh, you've been looking at it for such a long time and you only figured this out? Do you need me to tell you this? Aren't all migraines like this?" Zhou Wei couldn't help but retort.
Qiao Nian ignored her and continued to look at Master Cheng who had not yet recovered from his shock, saying, "Your headaches are mainly concentrated in the forehead, temporal region, parietal region, occipital region and neck. The headaches are often dull, with a sense of pressure and tightness in the head, right?"
Master Cheng showed a surprised expression, and for the first time he opened his eyes wide and looked at her: "Little girl, how did you know?"
He also went to see Liang Lu. Since Liang Lu was a Western medicine doctor, she didn't need to take the patient's pulse. She just listened to his condition first.
After listening to me, I asked the nurse to take him to take an X-ray. After the brain CT scan came out, she said a lot of academic terms and prescribed some medicine, and that was all.
Liang Lu said a lot that day, but it was not as specific as Qiao Nian's words.
Qiao Nian raised the corner of his eye, smiled, and said wickedly: "Check the pulse."
"Your pulse is weak and slippery, your liver and gallbladder are blocked, your spleen and stomach are weak, and your pulse is wavy, with a high and slow ups and downs. In traditional Chinese medicine, your pulse is caused by a lack of rest for many years, resulting in heavy dampness in the body and insufficient blood and qi."
Master Cheng felt dizzy and didn't quite understand what he heard.
Qiao Nian just answered his previous question, and didn't think about popularizing science to everyone to understand the distinction of TCM pulse. After that, he raised his eyebrows and said, "Every time you vomit or feel dizzy, is it because you have been working continuously in a strong light environment?"
Seeing Master Cheng's surprised expression again, Bo Jingxing was even more astonished and asked, "You know all this? Did you also tell from my pulse?"
Qiao Nian withdrew her hand and smiled again. Her smile was so gangster-like and eye-catching that it was impossible to take your eyes off her.
The voice is slow and hoarse.
"No. This time it has nothing to do with the pulse. I think you have a myocardial contraction headache. This type of migraine will be aggravated by light and sound stimulation."
(End of this chapter)