The doctors standing aside also had subtle expressions on their faces, looking at Gu Mang who was sitting there.
They were quite surprised to be able to tell the symptoms, but telling them was nothing, as long as they could be cured, that was their ability.
This group of people has been treating the patient for six years, but there has been no improvement.
All kinds of instruments have been used, and they all show that the body's functions are normal.
I also checked for viral infection and it was normal.
If you can't find the problem at all, you can't prescribe the right remedy.
They still don't have any clue about this disease.
The most likely possibility is that the wife is suffering from hysteria, leading to visceral hallucinations, and the president has planned to hire a psychiatrist to cooperate with their treatment.
Gu Mang looked at Hill with a dull look, "Madam, are the symptoms I mentioned correct?"
Hill came back to his senses and couldn't help but feel a little excited. He suppressed his slightly trembling hands and said with bright eyes, "Yeah."
Gu Mang asked again: "Six years?"
"Yes." Hill seemed to see hope, his eyes bright, "May I ask what's wrong with me?"
"Ben Dou Qi." Gu Mang said three words lightly, took his bag and rummaged through it for acupuncture needles.
Hill had never heard of this name, so he frowned in confusion. Seeing that Gu Mang had no intention of explaining, he looked at a group of doctors over there.
But I saw the group of doctors looking at each other.
The chief doctor of the Presidential Palace pursed his lips and said, "Ben Dou Qi is what Chinese medicine calls, while Western medicine calls it acute coronary syndrome. We have checked my wife's heart function, and everything is normal. Did the miracle doctor... make a wrong diagnosis?"
Gu Mang just took out the acupuncture kit. Hearing this, he put his hand on the table and slowly turned around, his eyebrows slightly cold.
Lin Shuang looked at the group of doctors expressionlessly.
Medical organizations have trained a lot of talents this year.
Another doctor frowned and said, "The cause of Bengqi is mostly liver stagnation and qi stagnation. To put it bluntly, it is an emotional disease. How could Madam get this disease?"
"The miracle doctor seems to be planning to use acupuncture. Since your diagnosis is Ben Dou Qi, I think it would be more appropriate to ask a psychiatrist." The person who spoke glanced at the acupuncture bag that Gu Mang pressed under his hand, and his tone was quite annoying. "As far as I know, Bengqi is mostly caused by mental stimulation. Why don't we ask Madam first, has anything happened in recent years that made her mentally ill?"
"Yes, if Madam is treated according to Ben Dou Qi, Madam's normal body functions may be cured."
Gu Mang said nothing.
The doctor at the Presidential Palace looked at Hill and asked respectfully: "Madam, have you ever been emotionally stimulated over the years?"
Hill shook his head and said with certainty, "No."
Her husband is very kind to her, and her daughter is now a Ph.D. student at H University and is academically successful.
Her life is peaceful.
"Did you hear that?" The speaker looked at Gu Mang with a bit of ridicule in his eyes, "How did the miracle doctor diagnose Bengqi without any emotional stimulation?"
Is this man really the miracle doctor everyone is looking for
Are you sure it's not a fake
I dare not show my face.
When Johnston heard what they said, his sharp eyes fell on Gu Mang.
Noah didn't know which side to believe. She had always been skeptical about Chinese medicine, but Western medicine couldn't cure her, and she didn't even have a clear diagnosis.
She had no choice but to take the risk.
Gu Mang still didn't make a sound.
"Why doesn't the miracle doctor say anything? Didn't you think that people like us would also understand Chinese medicine?" A doctor thought he was polite and asked with a smile.
Being exposed in person, this miracle doctor could do nothing more than that.
Gu Mang chuckled lightly, crossed his legs, leaned back, and spoke slowly, "I know a lot."
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