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    Chapter 277 Dialectics Lu Zhaoyi showed signs of late-term abortion, but the imperial doctors and midwives in the palace did not realize it.  However, you can¡¯t blame them.  ??The imperial doctors diagnose diseases through brocade curtains and cannot ask embarrassing questions, so they rely solely on cutting off pulses and lack of experience, so it is difficult for them to make an accurate diagnosis.  Chen Jing thought that the doctor who could come to the conclusion of "possible premature birth" was very remarkable.  It¡¯s not that the medical skills are incompetent, it¡¯s just that the diagnostic environment in the uterus is too poor.  ¡° Midwives, on the other hand, are only trained to manage production and are not doctors at all.  In many cases, they are not clear about it.  This is why it is always easy for children to die young in the palace.  "Abortion miscarriage?" the Queen Mother asked Chen Jing.  The Queen Mother also knew that Lu Zhaoyi¡¯s baby was a prince, it was certain.  This diagnosis is correct.  Chen Jing took Lu Zhaoyi¡¯s pulse and confirmed that she was indeed pregnant with the prince.  Her pregnancy was far from being saved.  However, Chen Jing found it difficult to save the situation next.  Because it is always difficult to see her face.  The emperor still has no children, and this child must be kept.  "Yes, there may be a miscarriage." Chen Jing answered the Queen Mother seriously.  "She's already six months old, how could she have a miscarriage?" the Queen Mother asked in surprise.  After saying that, she herself felt that the words were confusing.  There were also concubines in the palace who gave birth to dead babies in eight months, so miscarriage in six months was normal.  She was too anxious.  There have been more than twenty concubines in the palace from last year to now.  Lu Zhaoyi, who had just entered the palace, was the only one who was pregnant.  The emperor has few heirs, and the feng shui in the palace may be bad, making it difficult for the concubines to conceive.  Even if she got pregnant, it would be difficult to feed her, and the Queen Mother's heart was broken.  "Empress Dowager, Lu Zhaoyi was not in good health before, and she was young, so her fetus was unstable. She has been working hard to survive until today. If she can be treated with medicine, it will not be difficult to save the child." Chen Jing said.  Although it is not difficult.  But it takes a long time, at least three months until the prince lands.  Chen Jing thought that it was already May.  Waiting for Lu Zhaoyi¡¯s child to arrive.  At least in late August; then set off back to Wang County.  I was delayed for two months on the road.  It¡¯s almost winter moon.  A year has passed like this.  The reputation he built on Liangzhe Road last year may be a bit indifferent.  Chen Jing sighed slightly.  "Are you serious?" The Queen Mother suddenly became happy and looked at Chen Jing and asked.  Chen Jing has already agreed.  Naturally, I want to keep this child and let him be born smoothly.  Yang Zhizhou is Chen Jing¡¯s friend and Chen Jing¡¯s supporter.  Whether it was out of friendship or selfishness, Chen Jing had to help him.  No matter how long the delay is, we won¡¯t hesitate.  "Yes!" Chen Jing said to the Queen Mother, "It's just that the common people are villagers in the countryside. They are not familiar with etiquette and cannot know the rules like the imperial doctors in Beijing. If there is any outrage, please spare the life of the common people." The Queen Mother thought of it.  Chen Jing just asked Lu Zhaoyi about "down below".  This is indeed rather abrupt.  The Queen Mother thought for a moment and said, "It's important to keep Lu Zhaoyi's pregnancy. We'll talk about the rest later." She did not agree to Chen Jing.  Yang Zhizhou has been standing nearby without speaking.  His heavy expression just now has completely softened, and his face is somewhat relaxed.  Yang Zhizhou had great trust in Chen Jing's medical skills. He felt that if Chen Jing said he could help Lu Zhaoyi preserve her pregnancy, it would definitely be possible.  So, there is absolutely no need to worry.  After the diagnosis was completed, the chamberlain came in and said to the Queen Mother and Yang Zhizhou: "The Holy Master is in the imperial study. Please ask Yang Guolao to bring the miracle doctor to ask questions." Yang Zhizhou took Chen Jing to the emperor  The imperial study room.  Before meeting the emperor, Chen Jing would more or less guess what he looked like in his mind.  Because of Shen Shiniang, I always feel uncomfortable in my heart.  Looking up to see the emperor, Chen Jing sneered slightly in his heart.  Because it was exactly as Chen Jing expected.  The emperor was of medium height, thin and pale, and looked like he had kidney deficiency.  He was very weak, but he often took tonics, which made his yin deficiency even worse.  Chen Jing finally understood why Yang Zhizhou invited him to Beijing.  It¡¯s not for Lu Zhaoyi at all.  Lu Zhaoyi's illness was just the emperor's test for Chen Jing, and it was also evidence for Yang Zhizhou to convince the emperor.  As long as Chen Jing cured Lu Zhaoyi, on the one hand, he would be doing merit to the emperor, and on the other hand, he would let the emperor know that Chen Jing was good at medicine, and then he would be able to treat the emperor.  "Are you Chen Jing?" the emperor said to Chen Jing.    There was the majesty of the emperor in his voice.  Chen Jing answered yes.  He felt a little unspeakably depressed in his heart.  "Please tell me carefully what condition Lu Zhaoyi's fetus is in," the emperor said.  Chen Jing kept telling himself: "I am here to treat patients. Patients are more important than anything else. This is my medical ethics. I must protect my last thing. People cannot have a bottom line." So, he put aside distracting thoughts and seriously treated Lu Zhaoyi  Tell the emperor about his condition.  He even said the word "threatened late abortion", regardless of whether the emperor could understand it or not.  "Lu Zhaoyi is young, has a weak birth, and has weak Qi and weak blood. Therefore, the blood cannot nourish the fetus, liver stagnation turns into fire, and the gallbladder loses its tranquility. Before that, the most important thing is to replenish Qi and nourish blood, nourish blood and nutrients, clear away heat and relieve troubles."  Chen Jing said.  He explained Lu Zhaoyi¡¯s situation to the emperor very carefully.  The emperor frowned slightly and said: "The doctors at the imperial hospital also said that they need to nourish the blood. They have never stopped taking medicine these days. I wonder if you have any other good prescriptions?" The emperor felt that nourishing the blood was useless in Lu Zhaoyi's situation.  of.  Other means may be needed to save the fetus.  Even if you can¡¯t wait until the fruit is ripe, you still want a living prince.  In desperation, premature birth is barely acceptable, but miscarriage is absolutely unacceptable.  The emperor was not even moved by Chen Jing's words.  These words were often mentioned by imperial doctors.  "What the grassroots mean is to clear away heat and eliminate troubles, then replenish blood and nourish the body," Chen Jing said.  He was afraid that the emperor would make a fuss.  Lu Zhaoyi is in a very bad condition. If she is given heat-clearing medicine, such as bamboo root, coptis, or even cinnabar, it sounds a bit critical, like tiger and wolf medicine.  The doctors at Tai Hospital would never prescribe such medicines because Lu Zhaoyi is a pregnant woman and a pregnant woman cannot afford it.  " Walking in the palace, it is difficult to get rewards for meritorious service, but for mistakes, one will lose one's wealth and life, and even the lives of one's whole family and clan.  Therefore, imperial doctors do not seek merit, but seek no faults.  They are very conservative.  Therefore, people often die from minor illnesses in the palace. Although it sounds a bit ridiculous, it is true.  There are many famous doctors in the south of the Yangtze River, whose reputation is not lower than that of the imperial doctors, but no one is willing to come to Beijing to make a living. This is also why.  Being an imperial doctor is the most difficult thing to do.  "How to clear away heat?" the emperor asked Chen Jing.  Then, without waiting for Chen Jing to answer, he said, "I don't know much about medicine either. I don't quite understand what you said." Then he called his confidant and said to the chamberlain, "Go to the Imperial Hospital and ask for help."  Dian, the two court judges, and the imperial doctors from the Gynecology Department of the imperial hospital were invited to come over. "The emperor wanted Chen Jing to argue.  Dialectics are commonplace in the process of seeing a doctor.  This is the characteristic of traditional Chinese medicine, and it has been like this since ancient times.  When walking in a wealthy family¡¯s house, they will always invite three or four doctors to talk to each other.  Whoever's statement is more convincing can prescribe a prescription to the patient.  This not only tests the doctor¡¯s medical skills, but also tests their eloquence.  In the two years since Chen Jing has been practicing medicine, she has rarely encountered dialectics.  Because his medical records are always amazing, many patients only come to see Chen Jing at the last minute.  When I arrived in Beijing, I needed to argue with the doctors in the capital, and Chen Jing felt good about it.  After a while, a doctor came in.  Among them, it was Song Zongxin, the judge of the left court of Song Dynasty, the judge who almost executed Zhou Wenrong in Hangzhou half a year ago.  The left court judge of Song Dynasty also knew Chen Jing.  For a moment, anger filled his brows.  (To be continued, please search Piaotian Literature, the novels will be better and updated faster!
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