Tang Yuxin extended her hand, carefully pressing the patient's injured leg to see how it was recovering, but there indeed was some swelling inside. The patient was in pain but endured it.
There really was some swelling, an unavoidable matter. Although the blood circulation was functioning, maintaining the same position for a long time wasn't conducive to recovery. It was just that now he could only maintain that one position.
"Endure it a bit."
Tang Yuxin said, taking out a needle pack from her own waist and placing it flat beside her.
Meanwhile, the patient looked at the needles in surprise; this was his first encounter with acupuncture as a treatment. He had only seen it on TV before—a mysterious treasure from their country's five-thousand-year history, which had slowly become a topic in TV shows and movies. But in reality, it was rarely seen.
