The family doctor said: “The oldest young mistress, I’ll give the child some
medicine, and his body temperature will drop completely. Don’t give him
medicine for the time being; if it doesn’t go away completely, if he has recurring
fevers, and his body temperature exceeds 38 degrees 5 degrees, then give him
medicine. I’ll return tomorrow to take a look.”
“Don’t I need to give him medicine now?” Serenity asked.
Zachary answered, “Try not to take medicine if he can. All medicines are 30%
poisonous.”
Just got a shot and some medicine for some minor issues. It would be very
problematic in the future if people developed drug resistance.
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Serenity also knew that she could try not to take medicine if she could, but
every time Sonny was sick, she and her sister were very nervous and anxious,
hoping that the child would get better soon, so the first thing they did was take
the child to the doctor, get an infusion, or take medicine.
A few minutes later, Serenity took out the thermometer. After reading it, she
breathed a sigh of relief and said, “It’s thirty-seven degrees eight.”
Sonny Left his aunt’s arms, and asked to eat dumplings.
“Okay, let’s eat dumplings.”
Serenity asked the family doctor again: “Doctor, Sonny can be lowered by
physical cooling, so he don’t need to take medicine for the time being, right?”
It was estimated that the air conditioner was turned on at night, kicking the quilt
and catching a cold would cause a cold and fever.
Serenity felt relieved.
The Doctor prescribed medicine for Sonny for a day, explained a few more
words, and then left.
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