Shao Jingjing was tired and lay on the counter. He still remembered this man who said he had no pulse and scared him to death. The boss said it might not be a lie.
At this time, Mr. Zeng sat in front of the counter and described his condition: "I went for a physical examination and found something wrong. I couldn't measure the blood pressure on my left hand! I didn't have a pulse either!"
Mason stretched out his hand to feel the pulse, and indeed there was no pulse. "Well, what did the doctor at the hospital say?"
Mr. Zeng hesitated for a moment, not wanting to say anything. "Hey, Dr. Zhou, if you look at me, you will know that I am not seriously ill. Do I need to listen to other doctors? And I have been seeing Western doctors before."
Some patients prefer to say nothing and just see the doctor's skills. This is not only true for Chinese medicine doctors who are famous for pulse diagnosis, but also for Western medicine doctors.
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