"Elder sister, I really feel dizzy just looking at the needles," Chun Ning said. "It's better to teach Muyang."
"Muyang is still too young, it's not suitable for him to learn now."
Of course, he would definitely be taught in the future.
After the acupuncture, she asked Mrs. Xu how she felt.
"Earlier, my whole head felt muddled, but now it's much clearer," Mrs. Xu said. "It seems your acupuncture is effective."
Mrs. Xu was very proud, seeing that her daughter's medical skills were truly excellent, even better than Doctor Chen from the Hundred Herbs Hall.
"I'm glad it's clearer now."
Chun Nuan knew her diagnosis was correct; it was indeed a migraine.
"I will write a prescription for you to brew some medicine, it will help alleviate the symptoms. This illness needs to be treated slowly, don't worry," Chun Nuan said. "If it's delayed any longer, you might experience nausea and vomiting."
