The last disciple who traveled through Medicine King Valley sells goods live

Shanshan knew how to ruin the atmosphere, and the two people who were originally confronting each other calmed down instantly.

The conversation ended quickly.

Shan Shan laughed and said, "Senior Sister, I'm hungry."

Yi Xin has never been able to do anything with Shan Shan: "Wait, I'll get it for you."

After Yi Xin left, the atmosphere in the room was no longer depressing.

Liu Zhecheng instructed Shanshan, "Just treat yourself as you did before and think of yourself as the disciple of a hermit master. The more honest you are, the less suspicion you'll arouse."

Shining's eyes lit up. "So, there really are otherworldly masters in this world? Then how did you find out I'm not one?"

Liu Zhecheng smiled and said, "Because I know all the otherworldly masters, but none of them are as good as you."

Shanshan suddenly realized that people had known she was a fake from the very beginning.

"Don't worry, except for me, other people don't know much about the outsiders, so when you say this, others won't see the problem."

Shanshan understood: "I'm not talking nonsense. I am a person who is not from this world. I am just a person outside this world."

"That's fine."

After Liu Zhecheng gave a few instructions, he left. He had driven all the way here and had been in a standoff with Yi Xin for a long time. He was physically and mentally exhausted.

But unexpectedly, Liu Zhecheng's mind suddenly recalled Shan Shan's words. He also unconsciously thought of Yi Xin's face. Then, he shook his head in a state of both laughter and tears.

Yi Xin's heart was not as calm as it appeared.

It wasn't because of those words that sparked her feelings towards Liu Zhecheng, but as a traditional woman, she had always thought about getting married. However, as the eldest daughter of the former crown prince, she was blessed to live a carefree life. The royal family would never allow the former crown prince's incense to continue.

Therefore, she was destined to never marry anyone else in her life.

It was those words that made her want to stay in this world, not to get married, but so that she could give up her past identity and become a brand new self.

Not knowing that her casual words would cause such ripples in the hearts of both of them, Shanshan was currently teasing her daughter.

Even now, Shanshan still found it a little unbelievable. She felt like she was still a child, yet now she had a daughter.

The point is, this daughter is simply beautiful.

She's only two weeks old, and because she's been well cared for, her skin is so fair and tender. Especially since the jaundice has subsided, not only has her skin become even whiter, but her eyelashes and eyebrows have also started to grow. Even when she cries, she looks beautiful.

Shanshan saw that her daughter was rarely asleep, so she simply carried her daughter into the space. She greeted the nurse and told her that she would send her a message if needed, so no one would come in except her senior sister.

She wants to take the child to see the master~

Yi Xin really didn't have time to come in. She knew that Shanshan wasn't hungry, but she didn't want her to be too formal with Liu Zhecheng. Shanshan had always loved making friends since she was a child, and she had many friends outside.

Yi Xin also knew that Liu Zhecheng was her junior sister's friend. He also held some status in this world. Sooner or later, she would leave, and after that, as her junior sister, she would rely on these friends for help.

If the situation gets too ugly, it won't be good for Junior Sister. So she followed Junior Sister's advice and left the room.

She had originally wanted to make some snacks for Shanshan, but Kong Lanjing called her away the moment she came out because her son's jaundice hadn't subsided yet.

Shanshan's child was born on the same day as Kong Lanjing's. Shanshan's child's jaundice had gone away, but Kong Lanjing's child's jaundice had not only not gone away, but had actually increased significantly. The key point was that the child wasn't gaining weight either. She couldn't help but feel a little anxious.

Kong Lanjing, like Shanshan, is a baby fed with milk powder, but now Kong Lanjing has been conditioned and has started mixed feeding.

Shanshan was in trouble because of body changes, while Kong Lanjing was in trouble because of major surgery.

This is one of the reasons why Yi Xin feels the world is a good place. Today's society places a much higher status on women and children. Scientific feeding is also emphasized. Without breast milk, children won't be left hungry, nor will mothers be overly stressed.

In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), there's a saying that "a child's milk is actually equivalent to the mother's blood," and there's some truth to this. According to TCM theory, breast milk is produced from Qi and blood. If a woman's Qi and blood are insufficient, the resulting milk will be scarce.

Kong Lanjing had a major surgery, which injured her body, so she had almost no milk at the beginning. Later, thanks to Yi Xin's diet and medication, her qi and blood were restored, and her milk supply increased.

Hearing that Kong Lanjing was worried about the child, Yi Xin went over to help take a look.

It was only after coming into this world that Yi Xin discovered that there were so many explanations for fetal jaundice.

In Western medicine, fetal jaundice is divided into three types: pathological, physiological, and breast milk-related.

The principle is that when the child is in the mother's womb, it is the mother's blood that supplies the child, and the blood flowing in the child's body is the mother's blood.

However, after the child is born and cries, he begins to produce his own blood.

Jaundice is the reaction after the child's blood production.

Therefore, doctors always ask the mother's blood type during childbirth. If the mother's blood type is O, the child must be treated with extra care. This is because if the mother's blood type is O, the child's blood will be consumed by the mother's blood type. This is hemolytic jaundice, the most common type of pathological jaundice.

The problem that had been difficult to explain was explained at this moment.

It turned out that it wasn't her who killed her brother, but her mother herself who killed her own son. It was also here that she learned that she had type O blood.

Yi Xin had to admit that even though Medicine King Valley studied medicine every day, the knowledge in this area was not as clear as here. Thinking of this, Yi Xin felt that he needed to learn more about modern medical knowledge.

Since the child is producing blood on its own, it no longer needs the mother's blood and therefore needs to excrete the excess blood. However, due to the child's immature body, this process cannot be effectively absorbed and excreted, which is why physiological jaundice occurs.

This is also the case when most doctors treat children.

Yi Xin also believes that Chinese medicine is indeed inferior to Western medicine in treating pathological jaundice, but in treating physiological jaundice, Chinese medicine is superior.

In traditional Chinese medicine, fetal jaundice, also known as neonatal jaundice, is divided into three types: fetal dampness accumulation, spleen and stomach damp heat, and qi stagnation and blood stasis.

Fetal dampness accumulation refers to when the fetus is in the mother's womb, if the mother's body is damp or has internal damp-heat toxins, which can be transmitted to the fetus through the placenta, causing internal dampness toxins after the fetus is born, fumigating the liver and gallbladder, and causing bile overflow and causing fetal jaundice.

Damp-heat in the spleen and stomach refers to the fact that the internal organs of newborns are delicate and their spleen and stomach functions are not yet fully developed. If they are fed improperly, such as eating too much raw and cold food, or eating too much fatty and sweet food, it is easy to damage the spleen and stomach, leading to abnormal spleen and stomach transportation and transformation, internal generation of dampness and turbidity, which turns into heat, and the damp heat fumigates the liver and gallbladder, causing bile to overflow the skin and cause jaundice.

Qi stagnation and blood stasis refers to the condition in some newborns where due to difficult labor, birth trauma and other reasons during delivery, the qi and blood stagnation, blood vessels are blocked, bile flow is poor, and bile overflows into the skin, resulting in fetal jaundice.

Different causes naturally necessitate different treatments. For damp-heat fumigation, the treatment is to clear heat and dampness, promote bile secretion, and reduce jaundice. For cold-damp stagnation, the treatment is to warm the middle and strengthen the spleen, eliminate dampness, and reduce jaundice. For jaundice caused by stasis, the treatment is to activate blood circulation, remove stasis, and reduce jaundice.

In addition, Chinese medicine can also use external treatments such as Chinese medicine washing, massage, acupuncture, etc. to assist in the treatment of neonatal jaundice, so as to promote the disappearance of jaundice and reduce the occurrence of complications.

Yi Xin came to Kong Lanjing's ward. Looking at the child who was indeed a little pale and thin, he couldn't help but think of the shining little girl.

My first reaction was that Kong Lanjing still wanted to get married, and fortunately Shanshan refused.

Although Kong Lanjing is indeed good-looking, her husband is ordinary-looking, so the child naturally cannot compare with Shanshan's daughter.

Fortunately, Yi Xin is always indifferent in front of outsiders, so Kong Lanjing doesn’t know what he is thinking.

"The face and skin are yellow, gradually deepening in color, becoming dull and lifeless. There is a hard mass under the right hypochondrium, a distended abdomen, and visible veins. There may also be ecchymosis and epistaxis. The lips are dark red, the tongue has petechiae, the tongue coating is greasy and yellow, and the pulse is stringy and astringent. This is usually caused by birth trauma or other diseases that lead to stagnation of qi and blood, obstruction of the meridians, and bile overflow."

After reading this long paragraph, Yi Xin continued, "It's nothing serious. The child just had some minor problems when he was born. If there's no intervention, he'll be fine in a couple of days. However, it seems you gave the child some cold medicine, which is why his condition is so serious now."

Stop taking any medicines and let your child drink more water for the next two days. The medicines you take and the meals you eat will have a warming and nourishing effect, and your breast milk will also have a restorative effect on your child.

I'll prescribe some medicine later, and I'll ask the kitchen to prepare it. After washing for three days, it should be almost healed."

Kong Lanjing knew that her son almost died, so she completely trusted Yi Xin's words.

What Yi Xin said was not wrong. In fact, when Shan Shan saved the child, she left a trace of tea aroma in his body, which would slowly nourish the child until the child grew up healthily, and the fetal jaundice would naturally fade away.

However, because the child's symptoms were quite obvious, the parents were a little anxious and thought of drug intervention. However, they did not expect that it would be counterproductive.

Yi Xin also learned that for physiological jaundice, the Western medicine treatment here is generally Gardenia or blue light.

Only qualified postpartum care centers can offer blue light therapy. Blue light therapy is a medical procedure typically used to lower bilirubin levels in newborns and treat neonatal jaundice. Because this treatment requires specialized medical equipment and staff, it's not available in all postpartum care centers.

Although this is a postpartum care center that cooperates with a hospital, you still need to go to the hospital if you want to use blue light therapy.

The child is so young, so parents naturally don’t want to send the child to the hospital for a whole day.

That's why I thought of giving my child Yinzhihuang, but I didn't expect that it was not suitable for Kong Lanjing's child.