It’s not uncommon for medical students to faint at the sight of blood, but the issue here is that these Imperial Physicians were selected through rigorous processes, and they shouldn’t have been unfamiliar with bloody scenes. Yet, several of them flipped their eyes and fainted on the ground after puncturing the blood vessels of the subjects with needles.
Bai Susu had no choice but to quickly call the servants to carry these Imperial Physicians into the room to rest for a while.
Then she turned to Mr. Ming and said, "Mr. Ming, I’m afraid those few just now won’t be able to study for the time being."
"No problem, just focus on teaching the others," Mr. Ming immediately replied.
Only then did Bai Susu nod and continue explaining the technique of needle insertion to everyone, beginning to demonstrate at the same time.
Just at this moment, one of the Imperial Physicians suddenly asked, "Miss Bai, didn’t you mention earlier that some people are not suitable for this antidote? May I ask how Miss Bai determines who is suitable and who is not?"
Hearing this, Bai Susu glanced at the other person, then smiled unhurriedly, "That’s a great question. Rest assured, everyone, I naturally have a way to determine who is not suitable for this medicine."
Then she gave a look to Chuntao.
Seeing this, Chuntao immediately came over carrying a tray.
On the tray, however, were elastic rubber tubes.
At this point, Bai Susu casually picked up a rubber tube and tied it around the arm of one of the subjects.
Others quickly discovered that the blood vessels in the subject’s hand suddenly became prominent and much easier to locate.
Bai Susu then picked up a syringe and said to everyone, "As for the method of determination, it’s quite simple. You only need to inject a small amount of specially prepared solution into the other’s blood vessels as I am doing now. If the subject does not exhibit any special abnormal reactions, they can continue using the medicine. If a corresponding reaction appears on the skin, it indicates that this person is not suitable for the antidote."
Upon hearing this, the Imperial Physicians couldn’t help but look enlightened.
But soon someone asked, "Then what about those infected who are not suitable for this antidote? We can’t just watch them die, right?"
Bai Susu promised to treat those infected without charge.
Yet she also said that some people can’t use the antidote.
The same antidote, some can use it and some can’t. Doesn’t that seem odd?
Bai Susu quickly glanced at the Imperial Physician who posed the dilemma before calmly saying, "Of course, we cannot just watch the people of Da Qin die because they cannot use this antidote."
"For those who do not adapt to the antidote, I have prepared another type of prescription, though its effects are not as immediate."
"What did you say? You have other ways to solve the plague?" The Imperial Physicians then all turned to look at Bai Susu. Follow current ɴᴏᴠᴇʟs on novel{f}ire.net
"Why didn’t you say so earlier?"
"Right, why didn’t you mention it earlier? Were you deliberately trying to keep it hidden?" Some speculated maliciously.
"If there’s a prescription, we could simply prepare the herbs and give them to the people to drink. Why bother with injections?"
For those Imperial Physicians accustomed to using herbal medicine, if there was a way to combat this plague simply by drinking medicine without the need for injections, they naturally preferred to use herbal remedies.
Seeing this, Bai Susu quickly adopted an apologetic expression and said, "Everyone, please calm down and listen to my explanation."
"This prescription... I saw it in an old medical book I happened to purchase. Because the book is an incomplete copy, there is no complete record of the prescription."