This Doctor Is Too Wealthy

Chapter 1383 He Deserves to Be Famous

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Du Heng smiled faintly upon hearing this and looked at Dean Tian, saying, "Dean Tian, will this be okay?"

"Of course, you've already prescribed for my other patients, there's no issue with this one either."

Dean Tian agreed immediately.

At this moment, Du Heng also nodded slowly in agreement.

He was someone invited by Dean Tian, so whatever he did, it was best to seek Dean Tian's opinion.

Although it might seem a bit artificial and cumbersome to do so, as an external doctor, it's best not to disdain such tedious matters.

At the very least, doing so would show respect to Dean Tian.

"The causes of hypertension, in traditional Chinese medicine diagnosis, can vary.

This patient's problem is due to both liver yang rising and kidney yin deficiency, so using gentiana..."

Du Heng slowly articulated the diagnosis, treatment methods, and prescription.

And the assistant next to Dean Tian, as before, quickly noted down Du Heng's oral prescription.

Once Du Heng confirmed there were no mistakes, the assistant handed the prescription to Deputy Director Fan nearby.

At this time, Deputy Director Fan was somewhat silent, quietly taking the prescription, then silently blending into the crowd, attempting to obscure himself among everyone else's figures.

However, as the ward round continued, certain voices reached his ears, differing somewhat from before.

"Hey, did you see Doctor Du's acupuncture technique just now?"

"How could I not have seen it? I was almost scared to death."

"Exactly. Dammit, such long needles, either piercing the forehead or stabbing the temples. If I told my classmates, they'd surely think I was joking."

"But you saw the results too, it was indeed immediate."

"Truly unexpected, turns out traditional Chinese medicine isn't the Slow Doctor everyone says it is. In Doctor Du's hands, the results are too effective, too quick."

At this moment, someone suddenly stopped marveling at Du Heng's acupuncture technique and instead said leisurely, "Have you all noticed, it's not that traditional Chinese medicine lacks methods, but that these methods are somewhat frightening."

"You can't say it like that, we can still perform heart transplants. Isn't that surgery also frightening?"

"Don't argue. Doctor Du's technique is unlike heart surgery, which has comprehensive and detailed human anatomy as a foundation and is performed with the naked eye. What Doctor Du did was entirely blind operation.

A bit deeper and it could be fatal, and you wouldn't even know how the person died.

It's all based on his feeling, don't you think that's scary?"

"Indeed, just from his technique earlier, I feel like our hospital's traditional Chinese medicine colleagues definitely couldn't do it."

"Isn't that obvious? If they had Doctor Du's skills, his reputation would be theirs now."

"Then why do you think the traditional Chinese medicine practitioners we know don't have Doctor Du's skills?"

"I reckon, first, there's no one to teach them, and second, they don't dare to use them. After all, being a Taiping Doctor allows them to earn money easily, so who would want to take the risk to do things that are extremely risky yet yield little return."

"Then there's nothing to be done. Serves them right to be envious, serves Doctor Du right to become famous, and serves him right to now enter the Health Group and become an expert."

Then someone chuckled softly, "Brother, why do I hear a bit of envy in your voice?"

"Nonsense, aren't you envious too? We're around the same age, yet he's already a nationally renowned expert. Meanwhile, you and I are still getting scolded for poor medical record writing. How could we not be envious?"

"Everyone, stop the envy for now. Our patients are next, don't you want to benefit a bit?"

The person next to them suddenly brightened their eyes, "Oh right, how could I forget this? Quickly, let's go have a word with our superiors. Now's not the time to worry about face."

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