Du Heng was a little incredulous, looking back and forth at the child several times. "This child is also taking Chinese herbal medicine? What is it treating?"
Seeing Du Heng's astonished expression, the child's father suddenly felt uneasy.
Du Heng's reputation was intimidating. Not only was he the Dean of the hospital, but he was also an expert in the Provincial Expert Database.
He himself had seen many TCM doctors. Those of Du Heng's caliber were usually very difficult to get an appointment with. Even if one managed to secure a spot, the doctors were typically old and frail, unlike the youthful Du Heng.
He stuttered for a moment. "Back then, the child often vomited after eating. I took him to a doctor, who said he was a bit weak and prescribed some Chinese herbal medicine for him."
"Is he still taking it?"
"He's still taking it. When we went a month ago, the doctor told us to continue, saying his condition needed slow regulation."
