"Frequent bouts of diarrhea, combined with longstanding ailments, can easily cause blockages in the large intestine, preventing bowel movements. Neither medicinal decoctions nor acupuncture can treat this condition, so the only option is to cut open the abdomen and directly remove the blocked section."
Shang Qingjun recalled everything Qian Bao had taught her. A month had passed, yet even now, it all still seemed so unbelievable.
But with the facts before her eyes, she had no choice but to believe.
Lady Jia, who had given birth by cesarean section a month earlier, could already move freely. She had even visited the Medical Academy for a consultation.
Just a few days earlier, Shang Qingjun had found a rabbit outside. It was carrying baby rabbits, but another animal had bitten it, leaving a large wound in its belly. Qian Bao had demonstrated the treatment, taking the baby rabbits out of its womb before stitching its belly closed, saving the mother rabbit.
Not only that, one of the newborn baby rabbits could not pass stool. Everyone had thought it would die, but Qian Bao had cut open its belly, cleared its intestines, and saved its life.
There had also been procedures such as cutting open a cow's belly to deliver a calf.
These rescued animals had now become the Medical Academy's mascots. Sometimes, the Medical Academy also worked with West Garden Farm. After all, there were still too few patients on whom they could gain practical experience.
The people of Chaoge knew that the female physicians at the Medical Academy practiced cutting out whatever part was diseased, slicing open people's chests and bellies, and they were deeply resistant.
Only when a woman died in difficult labor did King Zhou's strict orders give them a chance to open her abdomen.
With these examples, however,