Chapter 1329 - 1328: Divine Doctor Liu Qingyan
With medical skills that can treat Zen Master Huiejue, sitting in at Hai City Longhua Hospital, even if Liu Qingyan only uses mortal medical skills, it’s still a dimensional downgrade attack.
"Doctor Liu! You’re amazing!"
During the lunch break, Liu Qingyan blended in and went to the hospital cafeteria. She got one meat and two vegetable dishes with a soup, fit for a female doctor’s appetite, and sat in a corner of the cafeteria, ready to eat.
The two young nurses from internal medicine came over as well and sat opposite Liu Qingyan.
One of the young nurses looked at Liu Qingyan with nothing but admiration in her eyes.
Today marks the sixth week since Liu Qingyan came to the hospital, having seen hundreds of patients.
She never required patients to draw blood, take X-rays or CT scans, just simply feeling the pulse, occasionally listening to the heart and lungs, examining the tongue coating, and asking a few questions, she would accurately describe the patient’s symptoms and pathology, sometimes even symptoms that the patients hadn’t noticed themselves.
Then she would either perform acupuncture or prescribe medicine, even explaining the principles in passing.
There were some patients who insisted on getting exams, and the results matched Liu Qingyan’s diagnosis exactly. Upon reflection, her assessments regarding their pre-illness behaviors and pathological conditions were even more comprehensive and detailed than the test results...
Then one by one, they became fans of Traditional Chinese Medicine, following medical advice and instructions diligently.
It wasn’t just the patients, even a few "well-informed" young nurses were stunned. On a few occasions, some doctors who weren’t busy came to watch the buzz, expressing their shock.
What level of medical skill is this?
What depth of Traditional Chinese Medicine knowledge is this?
Not to mention that among these patients, there were a considerable number of difficult and complex diseases, even those that couldn’t be fundamentally cured after reaching a pathological judgment.
For example, skin diseases and rheumatoid arthritis.
Liu Qingyan could handle them directly, even telling patients how long it would take to cure!
If Liu Qingyan hadn’t consistently demonstrated a high level of medical skill, many people might have thought she was deceiving patients. Even now, some people believe Liu Qingyan is just comforting the patients.
After all, Traditional Chinese Medicine also has the Zhu You Department, and spiritual power and belief are helpful for improving conditions.
Hearing the young nurse’s praise, Liu Qingyan smiled gently, listening humbly but actually showing no humility, "Not too bad, actually most conditions are common diseases. The symptoms may appear differently in severity depending on the individual, making them easy to judge."
A middle-aged female doctor carrying a tray walking past almost turned back immediately.
But she paused, and eventually came over to sit next to Liu Qingyan.
"Doctor Liu!"
"Doctor Yang!"
The newcomer is Doctor Yang from pediatrics, also one of the doctors who knew Liu Qingyan early on, having heard her casually mention some of her thoughts.
"How about today, any interesting cases?"
Liu Qingyan took a bite of broccoli, then nodded, speaking with interest, "Today there was a patient, experiencing dizziness and vertigo, thoroughly checked at other hospitals; brain, spine, blood pressure, blood sugar, all normal, even with IV drips, the symptoms persisted for nearly a month, that’s why he came to see a Chinese doctor."
Doctor Yang blinked and couldn’t help but ask, "Why is that?"
Liu Qingyan smiled at the question, "It was an anomaly in his inner ear vestibule, ear pressure imbalances causing dizziness and vertigo, with no apparent ear symptoms, so no one looked into it."
Doctor Yang, "So..."
"So just a few ear drops, and I prescribed oral medication to balance his body’s Yin and Yang. It started improving today, and he should recover in three days." Liu Qingyan said with a smile.
Doctor Yang, "..."
Don’t be fooled by how lightly Liu Qingyan spoke of it; although it was a minor issue for that patient, to identify the cause missed by so many major hospitals, Liu Qingyan genuinely has real skills.
Have you heard of "Bian Que’s Visit to Lord Cai Huan"?
"Amazing!" Doctor Yang praised.
Just then, a chubby young nurse hurriedly ran into the cafeteria, scanned the room, and found Liu Qingyan, then quickly ran over.
"Doctor Liu! Doctor Liu!"
The chubby young nurse arriving caught her breath while holding her knee, "Quick, quick, over at the internal medicine department..."
"Is there an emergency patient?" Liu Qingyan immediately put down her chopsticks and stood up to ask.
"Someone brought a banner!" the chubby young nurse said.
Everyone, "..."
The two young nurses nearly choked, and Doctor Yang was speechless for a moment, but soon looked at Liu Qingyan with envy.
It’s quite rare for patients to voluntarily bring banners.
Liu Qingyan looked somewhat troubled at the plate in front of her.
Although she didn’t want to make patients wait, since she’s in the world of the mortals, wasting food doesn’t seem like a good habit either.
"I’ll pack it for you!" a young nurse quickly said with good timing.
"Thank you," Liu Qingyan smiled and nodded at her, then was promptly dragged away by the chubby young nurse who had just arrived.
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[Reincarnation of Hua Tuo! Magical Hands Restore Health!]
[Caring for the World! A Heart of a Healer!]
[With Great Virtue and Medical Skills, Serving All Lives with Sincerity!]
It wasn’t one banner but three banners from three different patients.
There was no other choice; Liu Qingyan only sat in the hospital on Mondays, so they could only come at this time, and it happened to be during the lunch break because it wouldn’t affect other patients’ consultations.
"Doctor Liu!"
"Doctor Liu is here!"
"Thanks to Doctor Liu! The Divine Doctor is among us, with magical hands restoring health!"
"Thank you, thank you..." Liu Qingyan could only keep thanking them, shaking hands with each visitor and even taking several photos with them.
The hospital’s PR team was thrilled, while bystanders watched with skeptical curiosity.
"Is it real?"
"This doctor looks so young, can she really be that skilled?"
"Isn’t this just the hospital self-promoting with actors?"
"Those actors, no, patients, they don’t seem to be acting."
"I just saw that elderly man near the hospital entrance; he came in a luxury car."
"Could it be real?"
"It’s real, it’s real!" some patients’ family members explained to others, "Doctor Liu is amazing, she can tell everything by taking the pulse, diagnosing more accurately than machines.
She specializes in treating difficult diseases. My husband visited eight hospitals, even consulted experts in Jinling and Hang City, but it was Doctor Liu who cured him with one acupuncture session and ten days of medicine!"
"Is she that amazing?"
"Can she treat rheumatoid arthritis? The severe kind!"
"Can she cure liver cirrhosis?"
"Can she treat pulmonary fibrosis?"
"Can she cure cancer? In the mid to late stages?"
Amid the expectations and questions of the curious onlookers, Liu Qingyan had already politely declined patients and their families’ dining invitations, as well as their subtle suggestions of gifts.
Finally managing to see them off, the assistant to the hospital director approached Liu Qingyan.
"Doctor Liu, there’s a patient in the inpatient department, could I trouble you to take a look?"