With the death of Qi Cai and the last look in Qi Cai's wife's eyes, the nightmare in Du Heng's heart slowly receded. He finally didn't have to struggle every day with whether he was right or wrong.
In the following period, he gave up on the matter of seeing patients in the outpatient service and focused entirely on his research project on stroke paralysis treatment.
It was only when he started on the matter of preparing his paper that he realized he could treat paralysis, but it couldn't be written down on paper. It was too scattered and disorganized.
There was no problem with the overall direction. However, when it came to the details of treatment, such as what medication to use or the dosage, there was absolutely no fixed time. It was necessary to perform a personal check-up on the patient, and a comprehensive analysis of pulse and symptoms was needed to determine what medicine to use, what not to use, and the dosage.
