Rebirth: The Courtyard Bride Is Cool and Radiant

Chapter 745: Chapter 745: A New Lease on Life

The next day, Yunyi indeed did not have time to see Huo Jingrui off. Ever since she assisted Director Qiao, she was indispensable to his surgeries.

After a few surgeries, Director Qiao was full of praise, always saying she truly lived up to being Yuan Yuxun’s apprentice. Whether in understanding or practical skill, she was truly stunning.

Word of Yunyi’s exceptional medical skills spread among everyone, and now more and more people wanted to see her. It seemed exaggerated to say that it was difficult to get an appointment, but it was indeed the case.

As soon as she started work in the morning, Yunyi saw Aunt Feng, accompanied by Feng Jiahuan and a man.

Yunyi immediately understood that this man must be Feng Jiahuan’s husband. He had been unwilling to seek medical treatment before, so what changed his mind?

Aunt Feng saw Yunyi coming over and hurried to greet her, ”Doctor Chu, that’s the man of my Jiahuan, his name is Sun Xiaojun.”

Yunyi naturally understood her meaning: ”Come in with me.”

Once they were inside, Yunyi indicated to Feng Jiahuan, ”Close the door.”

She first put on her white coat, buttoning it while pointing to the chair by the table, ”Sit down for a while, I have to do ward rounds later, but I’ll check on you first.”

Sun Xiaojun looked uneasy, but he still sat down.

Yunyi checked his pulse, indeed there was kidney qi deficiency, and said to Sun Xiaojun, who looked uncomfortable, ”Stick out your tongue for a look.”

The tongue was pale with a white coating, and the pulse was deep and weak: ”Do you have symptoms of stomach cold, cold limbs, fatigue, weakness, or soreness in the waist and knees?”

She was too embarrassed to ask in front of Aunt Feng and her daughter whether there were issues like premature ejaculation, nocturnal emission, ejaculation difficulty, or erectile dysfunction, as she was still quite young and unmarried.

Sun Xiaojun nodded, ”Yes, I do.”

To avoid trouble later, she said, ”I’ll write you a prescription, and you should go for a detailed examination. Once we have the results, we’ll discuss the treatment.”

Aunt Feng opened her mouth to ask something but refrained, knowing Yunyi would be busy later. She said sheepishly, ”Alright then, you carry on.”

With that, she left the office with her daughter and son-in-law.

Aunt Feng had come early to avoid being seen by acquaintances. Seeing Yunyi’s expression, she knew her son-in-law’s condition was indeed concerning. She felt conflicted — relieved it wasn’t her daughter’s problem, yet worried about the future if the condition was severe. She furrowed her brows.

Actually, Yunyi didn’t need further tests to determine that Aunt Feng’s son-in-law had oligospermia. But to convince them, it was better to let the data speak.

Entering the ward with other doctors, someone exclaimed joyfully, ”Doctor Chu, the wound has scabbed over. Thank you so much.”

Yunyi smiled and walked over, as did the other doctors. Someone exclaimed in surprise, ”It really has scabbed over, that’s wonderful.”

This person had suffered a severe injury in the mountains and had been taken to a rural clinic for emergency treatment, but the wound would not heal and continued to ooze pus.

With no other options, he was transferred to the county hospital, but even with all the recommended treatments, it didn’t improve.

Just as this man was about to give up in despair, his cousin casually mentioned Yunyi, so the man’s wife, with a mindset of trying anything once, pushed through everyone’s objections and transferred him to the Machinery Factory Workers’ Hospital.

At the time, fellow patients and their families in the ward were skeptical, but a doctor from the county hospital said, ”It’s worth a try. Perhaps it’s the silver lining we’ve hoped for.”