Great Medical System in a Veterinarian

Chapter 914 - 344: Fatal Headache—Don’t Recommend West China, Go to Tiantan Sanbo! [10,000 Words for Monthly Ticket]

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"Same cohort, so that would be the old gentleman Shen Xuanqing... as for the couple, that should be Professor Qiu Yinghe, the veteran authority in obstetrics and gynecology, her External Reversal Technique for painless ECV is absolutely masterful."

"Hahaha, let me tell you something fun, the two of them are known in the jianghu as the ’Painless Medical Couple’."

The viewers chatted away.

Jing Xiaojie wasn’t looking at the screen anymore.

Because he was currently relaying the viewers’ comments to the mentor he respected most, Ru Jiming.

The old man had said before that once Dr. Zhang started streaming, Xiaojie had to let him know, best to send him the livestream link, so of course he’d forwarded it over immediately.

And he also saw the old man enter the livestream room right away.

The other party even said.

If the netizens had any interesting questions, Xiaojie could forward them to him as well.

So he was forwarding those along too.

[Old Man]

"16-second voice message."

"This headache can have a lot of different causes, we’ve got nothing right now, how are we supposed to do pattern differentiation... just blindly guessing? If we’re wrong we’ll be a laughingstock."

What Jing Xiaojie hadn’t expected was that his mentor replied in seconds.

Meanwhile, on camera.

Zhang Lingchuan had already come over to stand in front of Li Caiping and her daughter.

"Xiaoqiu, this is Doctor Uncle. He’s going to take a look at you and feel your pulse, okay? Don’t be nervous."

Li Caiping spoke to her little girl.

"Mm~"

Mo Xiaoqiu nodded very obediently.

Then she stretched out her little arm.

She even lifted her sleeve up with some effort.

"Oh? Xiaoqiu is so skilled at this? You even know to roll your sleeve up."

Zhang Lingchuan asked with a smiling tone.

"Mm, Mommy and Daddy took me to see doctors before."

Xiaoqiu’s eyes were very big.

There was a blue cooling patch stuck to her forehead.

Her voice still had that soft milky-child sound.

But the way she rolled up her sleeve, that practiced motion, made people feel a stab of heartache for no reason.

Clearly this kid must’ve seen quite a few Chinese medicine doctors.

She’s only five.

Sigh.

What on earth is wrong with her.

"So that’s how it is. Then this time, Uncle will try to make a diagnosis in one go, and then we’ll go straight to a specialized hospital to treat it, okay?"

As soon as she said "Okay," Zhang Lingchuan had already activated the Precise Scan.

There were only five Precise Scans available at the moment.

But Zhang Lingchuan felt it was absolutely necessary to use one on Mo Xiaoqiu.

[Detected: Host is currently diagnosing a patient with a yellow tag and has activated Precise Scan. Scan in progress...]

A prompt popped up in front of Zhang Lingchuan.

Soon, lines of information burst out.

In an instant, Zhang Lingchuan’s expression grew heavy.

"Xiaoqiu, besides the headache, have your eyes been a bit blurry recently too?"

Zhang Lingchuan withdrew the hand that had been taking her pulse and asked.

A five-year-old can already describe her own feelings.

And most of the time they’re very honest, you don’t need to worry about them hiding things.

"Mm, kind of hazy, I used to be able to see really far."

"Doctor Uncle, are my eyes broken?"

Mo Xiaoqiu nodded.

Then she asked Zhang Lingchuan curiously.

She wanted to know whether her eyes were broken.

"Sigh... The eye haze only started in this recent period. Back then we thought it was just heat, like her eyes were blocked by hot air. Dr. Zhang, what exactly is wrong with my daughter?"

Li Caiping asked Zhang Lingchuan anxiously.

"Strange! So short yet so serious!"

"It really is strange! In the past, when it was something serious, Dr. Zhang would take the pulse for a long time, so the internet summed up a rule: the longer the pulse-taking, the more dangerous it is. But now he’s felt the pulse for less than a minute, and his expression is this grave."

"Is there a possibility that this child doesn’t look serious on the surface, but is actually very serious?"

"What kind of illness gives you headaches and makes your vision hazy and unable to see?"

"Mr. Ru Jiming should be watching too, wonder if he has an answer."

"Bro! @Lying Flat Little Chinese Medicine."

Zhang Lingchuan’s expression made everyone feel they couldn’t quite read him.

They all started @-ing the big shot.

Everyone was practically itching for the answer.

Northeast Chun City.

"Old man, what illness causes occasional headaches and also weakens eyesight?"

Qiu Yinghe asked her husband.

"How should I know? I haven’t taken the pulse, and I’m watching through a screen on top of that."

Shen Xuanqing said irritably.

"Meaning that as long as you could take the pulse and see the patient in person, you’d be able to tell?"

Qiu Yinghe fixed her gaze on her partner.

"Uh, uh, uh... you’re never going to stop, huh? My specialty is orthopedics. If it’s an orthopedic cause behind the headache and blindness, then I can definitely diagnose it. For other stuff, go to that jack-of-all-trades Ru Jiming!"

They were all in the first batch of National Medical Masters.

But Shen Xuanqing had gone down the specialized orthopedics path.

As for Ru Jiming, he was more of a generalist.

Aside from orthopedics, he dabbled in a bit of everything, known as a master of difficult and complicated diseases.

The two got along well.

They were close friends.

It’s just that the nicknames they gave each other weren’t very pleasant.

He’d even heard that the guy wanted to poach Xiaochuan.

Too bad.

They’d made the first move.

Capital.

A little old man with a head of white hair.

"Headache, blindness... if only I could take her pulse."

Frequent headaches can indeed sometimes trigger episodes of blindness.

And there are many possible causes: severe lack of rest, sleep deprivation.

Plus neuropathic headaches, high blood pressure, glaucoma, cerebral hemorrhage and so on can all cause it.

So you need to take the pulse.

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