The Fragrance of My Hot Patients

Chapter 63: Need to Find a Man Who Is Big, Good in Bed, and Knows Many Positions

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On her way here, Liu Yun hadn’t held out much hope for Chenyang.

She was just treating it as a last resort, willing to give anything a try.

But now, her trust in Chenyang was at least at eighty percent!

After all, Chenyang could have found out about her condition from Qin Fei’Er or Lin Xiaowei.

But the things Chenyang had just described were things she’d never mentioned to anyone. In fact, she hadn’t even paid much attention to them herself.

Being able to diagnose her general condition by taking her pulse would, at best, mean his medical skills were decent.

But to diagnose her illness and describe all her symptoms based on just a few minutes of taking her pulse proved one of two things: either Chenyang had successfully treated this disease before, or his medical skills had reached a truly masterful level!

At this thought, Liu Yun’s face filled with excitement and anticipation.

She rushed forward and grabbed Chenyang’s hand. "You’re right about everything. Tell me, can my condition be cured? How do we treat it?"

"It can be cured. As for how..."

"Just say it! Please, don’t leave me hanging right now."

"I’m not trying to leave you in suspense, it’s just..."

Seeing Chenyang hesitate again and again, Liu Yun assumed he was trying to leverage the situation for some kind of payment.

"Is two hundred thousand enough?"

"Huh?"

"Five hundred thousand! If you can cure me, I’ll give you five hundred thousand. If you feel that’s not enough, name your price. As long as it isn’t too outrageous, I’ll agree to it."

Chenyang was taken aback for a moment, then quickly said, "You’ve misunderstood. I’m not trying to ask you for money. It’s just that the treatment method is... a bit awkward to bring up. I’m worried I’ll anger you if I just come out and say it."

"What’s so awkward about it? We’re both doctors. We know better than anyone the danger of avoiding treatment out of fear. Just say it. As long as you can cure me, I’m not afraid of anything."

"Treating your condition requires three steps. The first is acupuncture to seal key points. The second is a purifying Tuina massage. For both of these steps, you will need to completely remove your clothes. And, I will need to be in close contact with all the sensitive areas of your body—especially your breasts and your... area down below."

Liu Yun was taken aback. "Is that really necessary?"

Chenyang nodded and went on to explain the medical principles of her condition and the theory behind the treatment.

To put it simply, her condition was like a core component in a giant machine being blocked by a certain substance. Ordinary external force couldn’t clear it. It required a special trick—a clever application of force—to unblock the area.

In Liu Yun’s case, a crucial junction involving her ovaries and uterus was blocked. This blockage wasn’t pathological in the usual sense; it was congenital. It was similar to what’s known as a "true stone maiden," but the core issue for a stone maiden is physically accessible. Liu Yun’s, however, was unreachable by surgery or any other conventional method.

Under these circumstances, acupuncture and the Tuina Skill would be used as a foundation, supplemented by herbal medicine. Only then could the final step of his method be used to completely clear the blockage.

And once everything was cleared, getting pregnant would no longer be a difficult issue.

Liu Yun was a doctor. And although she practiced Western medicine, she had dabbled in traditional Chinese medicine. As a result, she quickly understood Chenyang’s explanation. She felt that, from a theoretical standpoint, his method was quite feasible.

But the actual odds of success would depend on the final step.

After all, the final step was the most critical and important part of the process.

"What’s the third step?"

Chenyang’s lips twitched. "Sex!"

"What?"

"You heard me. Sex. The act between a man and a woman."

If anyone else had heard him say that, they would have dismissed Chenyang as a quack and a pervert.

But Liu Yun was a doctor. She had a deep understanding of human anatomy and the various health benefits of sexual intercourse.

From a medical and scientific perspective, that act wasn’t just beneficial for the mental health of both partners; it also had numerous physical benefits for both of their bodies!

Women, in particular, stood to gain even more benefits than men.

Aside from benefiting the heart, kidneys, bones, and meridians...

It also had a positive, nourishing effect on a woman’s unique anatomy.

Of course, this all depended on it being done properly and with the right methods. It wasn’t a case of "the more, the better."

Liu Yun pondered for a moment. "I understand the benefits you’re describing, but... to treat my specific condition, I imagine ordinary... sex isn’t enough, is it? Are there special requirements?"

Chenyang nodded. "Correct. The purpose of using this method is to clear your blockage. Because the blockage is congenital, the requirements for the man helping you are quite high. He needs to have excellent stamina and be... well-endowed. And of course, he must be capable of performing some high-difficulty positions. Otherwise, it would be difficult to achieve the optimal effect."

Liu Yun understood what he was saying. The moment Chenyang proposed sex as a treatment, her first thought was that she could have her husband help.

But upon hearing the requirements, she couldn’t help but dismiss the idea.

Because her husband was lacking in every department: stamina, size, and the ability to handle difficult positions.

And she didn’t want to go looking for another man.

"Is there really no other way?"

Chenyang shook his head.

"Is this a method you came up with yourself, or is it from your family’s ancestral medical teachings?"

"It’s from my ancestral medical tradition." Chenyang paused for a moment before continuing, "My family’s tradition is in Daoist medicine. As you may know, Daoist medicine has always based its diagnoses and treatments on the profound mysteries of combining yin and yang. That’s why many of our treatment plans involve this kind of method..."