Bone cancer is even more terrifying than other cancers.
Other cancer cells expand and contract within flesh and blood. Bone cancer attaches to the bones, continuously spreading, causing the affected area to be in unbearable pain and impacting the patient's mobility and daily life.
The treatment methods Mianmian had written on her test paper seemed so simple that Wen Dajiang wanted to see how it would be treated on a bone cancer patient.
Mianmian started by taking the pulse.
In Chinese Medicine, diagnosis involves observation, listening, questioning, and palpation. Mianmian had already completed the first three steps when she approached the patient. With the external diagnosis finished, palpating the pulse would reveal the patient's internal condition.
After taking the pulse, Mianmian knitted her brows.
