Cinnamon bark, peony, raw aconite, poria, atractylodes, ginger, baked licorice, Chinese dates.
Isn't this prescription... too simple?
Xie Xiao looked at the doctor's diagnosis case in the internal system's backend. It was a prescription that Lu Jiu wrote for Jiang Shu.
He had always been paying attention to Jiang Shu's condition.
Although leukemia is recognized worldwide as one of the five most incurable diseases.
However, in traditional Chinese medicine, it is not considered incurable.
For a child like Jiang Shu who has leukemia, it's caused by innate deficiencies and postnatal neglect.
But if an adult gets leukemia, it's because, after adulthood, the residual milk of women and semen of men enter the sixth vertebra of the Du Meridian in the body.
Therefore, any leukemia patient will have a very intense tenderness at the location of the sixth vertebra of the Du Meridian.
And for many men who get leukemia, a notable feature is having less facial hair, or even none.
