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Chapter 1046 - Prescription for Typhoid Fever
Chapter 1046 - Prescription for Typhoid Fever
Chapter 1046: Prescription for Typhoid Fever
“What is it?” Imperial Doctor Xu asked.
Hu Feng shook his head: “It’s nothing, it’s just some medicine she usually makes.”
Imperial Doctor Xu was naturally very interested in the medicine Bai Zhi usually refines, but Hu Feng has no intention of letting him take a look.
When Imperial Doctor Xu left, Hu Feng opened another drawer. Aside from the filled-up medicine box, there was a strange-shaped object in it. It was a rectangle thing with black on the top and silver on the bottom. There was also a round button on it. What could that thing be?
Hu Feng was about to take it out to take a look but found that Imperial Doctor Xu was staring at him again, so he suppressed his curiosity and closed the drawer.
Some things were not suitable for taking out casually.
There were always strange and incomprehensible things around her.
It was not too late to take a look when no one was around.
The maidservant brought the medicine and fed it into Bai Zhi’s mouth slowly.
Not long after, Bai Zhi really woke up, not only woke up but also vomited.
Although the maidservant was holding the basin next to her, she didn’t have time to catch it, and could only watch her vomit the black medicinal liquid to the ground.
Hu Feng was so anxious that he glared at Imperial Doctor Xu and said, “What medicine did you give her? Why did she vomit?”
Imperial Doctor Xu touched the sparse mustache on his chin and said with a smile, “She has typhoid fever and vomits everything she eats, not only the medicine.”
Hu Feng took the wet towel from the maidservant. He didn’t care about the difference between men and women. He sat on the edge of the bed, stretched his arms, and took her in his arms, while gently wiping the corners of her mouth for her.
Looking at her pale and haggard face, his heart was broken.
To clean up Chu Feng’s mess, Bai Zhi was tossed around like this.
“I’m fine.” Bai Zhi slightly smiled. Her smile was as beautiful as flowers blooming in spring. As if they would fall when touched.
“You said you’re okay, look at how thin you are.”
Her face that was not big at first became smaller and smaller.
Bai Zhi turned to look at Imperial Doctor Xu: “You’re here, thank you very much.”
Imperial Doctor Xu said: “Although I have a prescription for this typhoid fever, I still want to see if you have a better prescription, so I used a wake-up decoction.”
Bai Zhi nodded her head: “I do have a good remedy for typhoid fever. I was too careless before and think that it was just an ordinary cold, so I didn’t care too much, but I didn’t expect it was typhoid fever.”
Imperial Doctor Xu said: “Those who treat people do not treat themselves. Doctors are like this.”
Bai Zhi wrote down a prescription for typhoid fever. Imperial Doctor Xu looked at it and found that it was 80% similar to his own prescription. The only difference was the amount of a few main herbs.
This different amount can directly affect the efficacy of the medicine. Bai Zhi’s prescription has a bigger amount. It has stronger efficacy and people can get better faster, it can easily cause emptiness, especially for people with weak bones.
Those concubines in the palace, all of them were like delicate flowers, so their prescriptions must be gentle, They don’t dare to use heavy ones.
Imperial Doctor Xu gave the prescription to the medicine boy on the side and told him to pick up the medicine and decoct the medicine himself. The typhoid prescription was not that different, the only difference was the amount. The maidservants usually don’t understand pharmacology. They were inferior compared to his medicine boy… …
The medicine boy went in a hurry, and Bai Zhi asked Hu Feng to take out the Western-style medicine that had been disassembled before from the cabinet, and clearly wrote down the method and dosage.
“Doctor Xu, I’ll leave the matter of refining these medicines to you. I’m afraid I can’t help you much now, I’m tired.” Bai Zhi handed the note to Imperial Doctor Xu with an apologetic look on her face.