The heroine Chen Yaozhu takes the system and travels to the ancient fictional world. She is the ninth generation of the family medical clinic. Although she is a girl, the family has high hopes for the heroine Chen Yaozhu and named her Chen Yaozu.
The heroine's systematic mission is to be a miracle doctor in ancient times and establish a sect.
The heroine said: That's it? Let me tell you a few knowledge points first.
Ancient Europeans used moldy bread to treat wounds. They didn't know that it was penicillin that was working. They only knew that "this method works" - this is called empirical medicine, and the heroine turned it into evidence-based medicine.
The world's first appendicectomy occurred in 1735. Before that, anyone who had appendicitis was left to die. The heroine does not have an operating room, but she knows that the suppurating appendix must be incised and drained, and the rest depends on her courage.
Cowpox can prevent smallpox. This was concluded by a country doctor after he discovered that milkmaids were not susceptible to smallpox. If Rouzhi plans to carry out vaccination in ancient times, he must first convince the villagers to let the cattle gored.
Vitamin C deficiency can lead to scurvy. This knowledge was proven by Dr. Linde's clinical trials in 1753. Without saying a word, Rouzhi handed out a basket of lemons to the crew members on the voyage, but was regarded by the captain as collecting protection money.
Hostess: Everyone, I am not treating a disease, I am making up lessons for this era.
Ancient colleagues: The prescriptions prescribed by this woman are all fallacies!
Hostess: The fallacies you speak of are the experience gained by millions of lives over hundreds of years in later generations. Get out of the way, I'm going to cheat.
It's lighthearted and funny, and has a lot of drugs.
