The general's wife knows medicine

Chapter 131 Diagnosis and Treatment of Patients (1)

Magistrate Luo nodded and said, "Yes, I will have someone make it right away."

Tang Peipei said, "Lord Luo, the sooner the better, so that everyone can use it sooner." After a pause, he said, "Also, go find more Atractylodes lancea, Artemisia argyi, etc., and use smoke to fumigate all corners of the epidemic area. Including clothes, daily necessities, bed sheets, etc."

Luo Cheng wrote them down one by one, making people feel like he was going to buy them.

After Luo Cheng left, Tang Peipei turned around and went back to the shed.

At this time, the Fifth Prince had already sat up, leaning against the bed and drinking tea.

Tang Peipei said coldly: "The Fifth Prince is still sick, so it's better not to drink tea."

Bai Heyi had just taken a sip of tea when he heard what Tang Peipei said. He didn't know whether to swallow it or spit it out.

Tang Peipei looked at his embarrassing appearance and felt a little amused in her heart, but she did not show it on her face.

Said: "I have something I want to talk to the Fifth Prince alone."

Eunuch Cai put down the teapot in his hand and tactfully left the shed first.

When the others saw Eunuch Cai go out, they had no choice but to follow him out.

Bai Heyi said: "I know what you want to ask, but I don't know at this moment."

Tang Peipei was a little dejected, and said: "I left Deputy General Yang outside to find him, and help me find some things."

Bai Heyi didn't say much, just nodded slightly to show that he understood.

Tang Peipei knew that he was really sick and was probably feeling very unwell, so she didn't say anything more. She walked to the table and began to think about the prescription for the epidemic.

Bai Heyi looked around the shed and found that only he, Tang Peipei and "Mu Jintang" were left.

Seeing that Tang Peipei was already sitting at the table with her back to him, she obviously didn't want to say anything to him anymore.

Bai Heyi sighed softly, and a weak voice rang out: "Someone come."

The voice may be difficult to shout and a little hoarse due to long-term coughing.

Fortunately, Eunuch Cai and his men didn't go far. When they heard the noise, they hurried in.

Eunuch Cai asked, "Fifth Prince?"

Bai Heyi said: "Help this prince lie down."

Tang Peipei's lips curled up slightly, revealing a faint smile.

After a brief time together and the few words she had exchanged with Mu Jintang, Tang Peipei understood that Mu Jintang was probably the Fifth Prince's woman, and that the Fifth Prince should be pretty good to Mu Jintang.

As long as he is good to her husband, she will accept it reluctantly even if she doesn't like him very much.

But she still has to observe. If he really is a scumbag, she still has to persuade Yunshu to think carefully and break off the engagement.

The place where Tang Peipei lives is a temporary one.

While it was still early, Luo Cheng called a few soldiers to help build a smaller shed next to Bai Heyi and his team's.

It is convenient for Tang Peipei to take care of Bai Heyi and "Mu Jintang" nearby.

Silent all night.

The next day, Tang Peipei got up very early.

Today, what she has to do is to check on those with serious illnesses first, and try to control their condition as soon as possible and alleviate their pain.

Luo Cheng had been waiting outside Tang Peipei's shed early in the morning.

In fact, Tang Peipei was still wondering yesterday why Magistrate Luo was willing to risk his life and stay in this epidemic area.

I think it’s probably because of the fifth prince Bai Heyi.

Tang Peipei didn't care about these things. She just wanted to complete her task as soon as possible so that these people could return home safely.

When Luo Cheng saw Tang Peipei coming out, he hurried over to greet her and said anxiously, "A few people didn't make it yesterday."

The meaning is very clear. He hopes that Tang Peipei can help these people see a doctor as soon as possible and control their condition.

Tang Peipei was also helpless. She had been traveling for days and finally arrived at her destination. She was really tired, otherwise she should have treated these people yesterday.

Tang Peipei didn't delay and called Luo Cheng and left.

At this time, Eunuch Cai came out of Bai Heyi's tent and called Tang Peipei, "Madam Mu, General Mu told you to eat breakfast before going to see the doctor, so as not to hurt yourself."

As he said this, he handed a food box to Tang Peipei.

Luo Cheng on the side said in annoyance: "I'm so sorry, I was so worried about the people that I forgot to prepare breakfast for Madam Mu."

Tang Peipei took the food box from Eunuch Cai, thanked him, and said to Luo Cheng: "Prefect Luo has a lot of things to do, so it's inevitable that these small things will be overlooked. It's okay."

Luo Cheng was too embarrassed to urge Tang Peipei any further at this time, so he asked someone to wait outside Tang Peipei's shed and asked Tang Peipei to have breakfast before going over. He then went to ask about the current situation first.

Tang Peipei did not waste any time and returned to the shed. After eating a few bites of breakfast, he was taken to the intensive care unit by people sent by Luo Cheng.

When Tang Peipei arrived there, there were already two doctors there helping with the consultation, but their worried looks showed that they were helpless at the moment.

I saw a doctor touching the sweat on his head and shaking his head at Luo Cheng.

At this time, Luo Cheng and everyone else had already put on the masks that Tang Peipei had asked them to make as requested.

Tang Peipei put on the simple gloves she made and went forward to take the pulse of the patient who had just been treated by the doctor.

Doctor Du wanted to step forward to stop them, but was stopped by Luo Cheng.

No one disturbed her. Tang Peipei carefully felt her pulse and looked at her eyes and throat.

The patient was already very ill, with ulcers forming in his throat.

Tang Peipei frowned and thought.

There are no modern liquid medicines or syringes here. The patient's throat is already ulcerated, and it is difficult to feed him medicine. What should we do?

Seeing that Tang Peipei kept frowning and didn't say anything, Luo Cheng couldn't help feeling a little disappointed. It seemed that Madam Mu was also helpless.

Tang Peipei thought for a while and decided that in this situation, the only option was to prescribe some anti-inflammatory medicine and force him to drink it. If he was lucky and his throat felt better, he could then be given the right medicine and he would be fine.

This just depends on luck.

After figuring it out, Tang Peipei said to Luo Cheng, "Lord Luo, this man's throat is still ulcerated. It is difficult for him to take medicine on his own. Whether he can get better depends on his fate. I will prescribe a prescription first. You ask someone to find a thin bamboo tube and put the medicine jar down to see."

In ancient times, many things could not be made, so bamboo tubes could only be used as a substitute. Although it might cause slight damage to the throat, it was better than losing one's life.

After hearing what Tang Peipei said, Luo Cheng was delighted and hurried to find the bamboo tube to decoct the medicine as Tang Peipei requested.

The two doctors couldn't help but feel a little skeptical when they saw that Tang Peipei had come up with the prescription so quickly. After Tang Peipei wrote the prescription, they all actively went to get it, wanting to see how Tang Peipei prescribed the medicine.

When she saw that Tang Peipei had prescribed anti-inflammatory drugs, she was shocked and immediately stopped him, saying, "Madam, this is an anti-inflammatory prescription? How can you give it to this patient?"

Tang Peipei was not annoyed when she saw them like this. She smiled and explained, "This patient has a sore throat now and cannot take medicine. We can only prescribe anti-inflammatory medicine to make his throat feel better, and then feed him symptomatic medicine so that he can take the medicine. After all, symptomatic medicine will cause him unbearable pain if it passes through his throat."

They didn't know the prescription of the medicine that Tang Peipei mentioned, so they didn't know whether what Tang Peipei said was right or not.

Seeing that they still didn't quite believe it, Tang Peipei didn't say anything more. Whatever the facts were, they would only be recognized after seeing the results, right?

Tang Peipei then went on to treat the next patient.