Du Heng smiled faintly upon hearing this and looked at Dean Tian, saying, "Dean Tian, will this be okay?"
"Of course, you've already prescribed for my other patients, there's no issue with this one either."
Dean Tian agreed immediately.
At this moment, Du Heng also nodded slowly in agreement.
He was someone invited by Dean Tian, so whatever he did, it was best to seek Dean Tian's opinion.
Although it might seem a bit artificial and cumbersome to do so, as an external doctor, it's best not to disdain such tedious matters.
At the very least, doing so would show respect to Dean Tian.
"The causes of hypertension, in traditional Chinese medicine diagnosis, can vary.
This patient's problem is due to both liver yang rising and kidney yin deficiency, so using gentiana..."
Du Heng slowly articulated the diagnosis, treatment methods, and prescription.
And the assistant next to Dean Tian, as before, quickly noted down Du Heng's oral prescription.
