It is impossible to do it quietly, and the medical record must be written down. Otherwise, if something happens to the emperor, will it be her fault or Gu Zhong's fault?

However, Man Bao did not say this in front of Gu Zhong, nor did he refuse or respond. This was a skill he learned from Xiao Yuanzheng.

When the superior has a bad request, just mess around like this, and then do whatever you want, and there is nothing wrong with following the rules.

Especially if the consequences are not very serious, you must follow the rules.

Otherwise, what should you do if the consequences that weren’t very serious become serious because you didn’t follow the rules?

Unless there are serious consequences like poisoning, and the superiors order that no external reports are allowed, the imperial doctors will quietly write secret medical records and temporarily not include them in the records.

But when the dust settles, those who should be included will still be included.

When we arrived at the palace where the emperor lived, he was leaning on the couch with his head in his hands and his stomach in one hand, his face a little pale.

The queen was sitting aside with a somewhat anxious face. When she saw Man Bao, her face relaxed and she waved quickly, "Little doctor Zhou, come and show your majesty."

Manbao opened the medicine box, took out the pulse pillow, and stepped forward to ask for a pulse.

Gu Zhong was a very considerate chamberlain, so he gave an overview of the emperor's symptoms on the way, including what he had eaten for lunch today. He ate melon not long after lunch. He ate a few melons in total and said

It has to be clear and obvious.

So Man Bao was smart enough not to ask any more questions that would embarrass the emperor. She felt for her pulse and said, "It's cold. Is your majesty in pain?"

Melon is cool in nature, so it is not advisable to eat too much. The emperor even ate six of them in one go, which not only made him feel full, but also made him cool.

The emperor still covered his head and nodded slightly.

It's not painful, it's very painful. Didn't you say a word when you didn't see him?

Manbao thought about it and felt that it would take a while to boil the medicine, and he had eaten cold melon just after lunch. Taking medicine now might make his stomach worse, so he said: "Then I will give your majesty a prick."

How many stitches?”

She said: "I happen to have medicine in my medicine box. After the acupuncture is done, I will give you some moxibustion. You can take medicine later in the afternoon."

The emperor was so painful that cold sweat broke out on his forehead. He nodded and went to change clothes under Gu Zhong's service.

He took off all his outer clothes, put on a middle coat and lay on the couch. Manbao lifted up the hem of his clothes and pressed on his big belly. When he saw that he couldn't help but hiss in pain, he twisted the needle.

, find the right acupuncture point and insert it.

Man Bao received six injections. After twisting the needle for a while, the emperor's complexion gradually improved, his frown relaxed, and he slowly exhaled. The pain was finally gone.

Although it doesn't hurt much anymore, my stomach still hurts a little, but it doesn't feel very good anyway.

Man Bao took a look at the emperor's face and simply put two needles in his arms to make him relax completely.

While feeling the dull pain in his abdomen, the emperor thought to himself that Zhou Man's injection was really effective. No wonder the people at the Taiyuan Hospital didn't have much reaction to him naming her a fifth-grade official.

After thinking about something in his mind, the emperor fell asleep in a daze.

He narrowed his eyes for a moment, and when he came back to his senses, Zhou Man had already pulled out all the needles on his body, and was holding something in his hand to warm his belly, which made him sweat a little.

.

The Queen sitting aside saw him waking up and smiled and said: "Your Majesty has been asleep for two quarters of an hour."

The emperor was surprised, "It's been so long?"

The emperor felt more and more sweat on his back. He moved uncomfortably, and Man Bao stretched out his hand to hold him down, "Your Majesty, don't move!"

The emperor stopped.

Gu Zhong, who was waiting on one side, was sweating coldly.

Manbao gave him medicine and moxibustion and said: "This is to warm the stomach. Your intestines and stomach are cold, and this is to slowly return to Yang. Don't move around, otherwise you will be burned."

The emperor did not dare to move at all.

Mingda and Changyu watched with great interest. Their eyes were fixed on their father's belly. Changyu said without covering his mouth: "My father's belly is bigger than my sister-in-law's."

Only then did the emperor realize that his two daughters were here. He didn't care about getting burned. He immediately pushed away Zhou Man's hands and closed his clothes. He also grabbed a coat from the side and covered his belly. He blushed and said, "You two

Why are you here?"

He said angrily to the queen: "My daughters are already grown, why don't you stop them?"

The queen quickly apologized with a smile, pulled Changyu and Mingda to go out.

Chang Yu then said: "What can't we see? My father won't show it to us, so let's go find the third brother. The third brother's belly is bigger than my father's."

When Man Bao saw that the moxibustion was not working, he put down what he was holding and said smoothly: "Prince Gong is too fat. If he gets fatter, it will be harmful to his health."

When the emperor heard this, he immediately asked with concern: "But I think he is very strong, and it doesn't look like he is physically handicapped."

Man Bao said: "Your Majesty, if you don't believe it, you can ask the doctors from the Imperial Hospital. Everything in this world must be in moderation. It's the same with fatness and thinness. It's not that thinner is better. Naturally, fatter doesn't mean stronger."

, In terms of body shape, it’s almost like the prince’s. Your Majesty and Prince Gong are both a little fat.”

Man Bao said: "But His Majesty is slightly fat and has no major problems except eating too much meat. But Prince Gong, he eats too much meat."

Man Bao felt that Prince Gong was too rich, so he could eat like that at the right time.

You have to know that he is only twenty-three years old this year, and he has a big belly. What will he do when the year comes?

The emperor began to think, then looked at Man Bao, narrowed his eyes and said: "Otherwise, you will nurse the prince?"

Man Bao shook his head and said: "Prince Gong doesn't need to be recuperated. Just don't feed him meat. Then he will run around the palace every day and he will definitely lose weight in less than two months."

The emperor's face darkened and he asked, "Are you teasing him?"

"No," Man Bao shook his head and said, "Your Majesty, if you don't believe it, let Prince Gong do this for two months. If he doesn't lose weight, I, I..."

Manbao paused and said, "I don't want two months' salary."

The emperor couldn't help but sarcastically said, "What a great determination."

However, the emperor was convinced. He didn't think Zhou Man would make fun of his salary.

Man Bao put away the medicine box and the Queen returned from sending her two daughters to the side hall. The Emperor immediately told the Queen what Zhou Man had just said and discussed with her whether the third child should lose weight.

The queen nodded repeatedly. She had long thought that the third child was too fat, but no matter how she tried to persuade him, the child just liked to eat meat and did not like to move, so he became fatter day by day.

Man Bao put away the medicine box and looked at Gu Zhong, "Let me write a prescription for Your Majesty. Take the medicine and then drink it after an hour. Then drink another bowl after dinner in the evening."

Gu Zhong quickly presented the pen and ink.

While writing the prescription, Manbao warned, "Don't eat anything too greasy at night. You can eat more vegetables. It's best to eat porridge to nourish your stomach. Don't eat melons, and don't eat cold or iced things..."

Man Bao warned him one by one and wrote two copies of the prescription. He signed his seal on the shore and gave one copy to Gu Zhong, and received one himself.

Gu Zhong saw it, but said nothing.
Chapter completed!