Farmer’s Little Girl

   Chapter 934

  Man Bao took a look at the interior layout, nodded and said, "This is great, but I want to change the curtains and the quilt on the bed."

Man Bao looked around, then pointed to an empty space on her back against the wall and said, "I want to put a shelf here so that you can put some books on it. It doesn't need to be too high. Just go here and make it. Three or four grids..."

Although it was the first time that Xiao Zheng, the shopkeeper, heard such a request, he was not surprised by the various requests of doctors.

  For example, Doctor Gu likes to drink tea, so he must have a tea set in his house and a small stove for him to make tea daily.

  So he just froze for a moment and nodded in response.

  Man Bao was satisfied, so he put down her back basket and took out her pulse pillow, cloth towel, needle bag, etc.

  She looked around and said, "I have to have a stove to boil water."

  The shopkeeper Xiaozheng said that there was no problem, and when she saw that she had no other request, he retreated, called a buddy, and sent the stove in shortly, and ordered charcoal to boil water by the way.

  Waiting for Manbao to arrange things, the other three doctors arrived, Manbao went out to meet everyone, and then he went to the drugstore to ask some daily patients, and began to squeeze in line to see a doctor.

  Doctor Gu smiled slightly, and He Man Bao nodded and said: "The little doctor was busy that week, and we will be busy too."

  Man Bao nodded, and after observing the patients in the lobby, he went into the room.

  The patient who came in with the curtain opened saw Man Bao sitting behind the examination table and looking at him with a smile on his front. He hesitated for a moment and turned around and said, "Doctor, I went wrong."

Man Bao, who was about to beckon him to sit down, stiffened a bit, shrugged his shoulders when he left, sighed, and muttered: "It's going to start again..."

  It was the same at the beginning when I was in Yizhou City. The patients saw that she was reluctant to see the doctor, or it was because after she had seen it, Doctor Ji sat next to her and watched it again. Everyone was willing.

  Later, she got used to sitting in front of the hall, and the patients who came to see her got used to it. When it was her turn to see the doctor independently, everyone was used to it and did not show resistance.

  Since the Chongyang free clinic, the number of patients who took the initiative to come to her has increased, and Man Bao has become a veritable doctor who relies on his own ability.

  Now it seems that when she arrives in Beijing, because of her age and gender, she is about to start again.

  Man Bao quickly adjusted her mentality and smiled and waited for the next patient to come in. Then she watched one patient after another opened the curtain and came in. When she saw her, she laughed stiffly to indicate that she had gone wrong, and finally quit...

  Man Bao leaned his elbows on the table, holding his face in both hands and looking at the door, watching a person come in, then exit, another in, and another exit...

  The curtain opened again, and an old lady pulled a red-faced girl into the house.

   Seeing them, Man Bao's eyes lit up, put down his hands and sat upright, and waved with a smile: "Old lady, you are here, please sit down."

  The old lady said embarrassedly: "Little doctor, it's not me who sees the doctor, but my granddaughter."

   "I know, there is another stool here. You can sit and wait."

  The old lady felt that Man Bao was very caring, and indeed, female doctors are different from male doctors.

  She pulled her granddaughter forward and smiled flatteringly: "This is my granddaughter. She is thirteen this year. You can see what she has on her body..."

  Man Bao then looked at the girl carefully, about the same age as her, standing with a flushed face, but the head that had been kept low just now was slightly raised, and she was looking at Man Bao quietly.

  Facing Man Bao's gaze, she dropped again like an electric shock.

  It seemed that Man Bao looked about the same size as her, and she boldly raised her head to look at Xiang Man Bao.

  Man Bao smiled at her and beckoned to her: "Come over and let me have a look."

  The young girl hesitated, was pulled to the front by the old lady, pushed her down on the stool, and took her hand up and placed it on the examination table, "Look, look."

  Man Bao gently took her hand and placed it on the pulse pillow. Then she turned her head slightly to diagnose the pulse. She listened to the pulse for a while, looked up at her face, and asked, "What is your name?"

   "My name is Pearl."

  Man Bao asked, "What's the last name?"

  The girl looked at her grandmother before she whispered: "Dou, Dou Zhuer."

  Man Bao praised: "Good name, how old are you this year..."

  Man Bao asked when she got sick from the food she ate recently, what did she do when she got sick, and everything she ate.

  After writing down one by one in his mind, Man Bao opened a notebook and wrote the basic situation of Dou Zhuer, then pulled her up and said, "Go, let's go behind the curtain, and I will look at the things on your body."

  Dou Zhu'er and Man Bao had spoken for nearly a quarter of an hour, and they were also familiar with each other. Although their faces were still flushed, they were not as resistant as they were at the beginning.

She glanced at it and saw that grandmother nodded slightly and followed Man Bao into the curtain, while the old lady was standing by the examination table. Occasionally, a patient would lift the curtain and probe in. She looked up and said, "I'm still I'm seeing a doctor, waiting."

  The patient can only retract.

Man Bao helped Dou Zhu'er untie her clothes and found that there were red rashes on her chest and waist and abdomen. She looked carefully and found that the red rashes on her waist and abdomen were connected together, which seemed to be caused by the rubbing of the clothes. , It may also be the folds of meat on the waist and abdomen, so there are two folds, the meat in the folds is about to rot, and some liquid is oozing out, just looking at Man Bao, it feels itchy and painful.

  Man Bao cleaned his hands, touched the rashes with a clean cloth, and asked, "Is it itchy?"

   "Occasionally itchy, but most of the time I don’t feel it."

   "When will it itch?"

   "At night, or when it's quiet."

   "Apart from the rash, where else do you feel itchy?"

   "Sometimes I feel itchy on my back and face, but my grandma said that I can’t scratch. If I scratch, I’ll be disfigured, and it will get worse.”

  Man Bao nodded slightly, "Your grandma is right, you can't catch it."

  Man Bao checked her whole body, and then asked: "Did you really eat anything special on the day of your illness and the day before?"

  Dou Zhuer thought for a while, and shook her head, “No, the doctor asked when she was seeing a doctor before, so I remember that I ate the same as usual that day.”

"Is there any difference? For example, you went to a different place and touched a different thing." Seeing her stunned, Man Bao smiled: "Don't be afraid, your disease should be allergic. Although you also have hot and dry air in your body, this large rash should not be eczema, so you think about it. Did you go to any special place or encounter anything special that day or the day before?"

Man Baodao: "You are lucky. Allergies are just a rash. If the respiratory tract becomes inflamed, it may be life-threatening. But after so long, your rash has not improved, but has become more and more serious. It shows that you have been exposed to allergens. That's why you repeatedly think about it. Since that day, have you been in contact with anything that you have never touched before?"

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