At this point, Lu Xuan also recorded the prescription in the medical record book: "I'll prescribe Zhi Zi Chi Tang with Deng Xin for the child, take it boiled in water three times a day, or you can leave it here to be boiled and come to pick it up in the afternoon."
Lu Xuan finished writing and handed the medical record book to Su Kenan.
Su Kenan glanced at the prescription, momentarily dazed.
It wasn't because there were too many herbs, but rather because Lu Xuan prescribed only four kinds of herbs, all of which were very common Chinese medicines.
However, this expression appeared only briefly; Su Kenan quickly recovered, diligently entered the prescription into the records system, printed the payment receipt, and handed it to the woman for scanning and payment.
After the woman paid, Ji Xiuwen picked it up and prepared to go to the herbal pharmacy. Upon seeing the prescription, he also hesitated for a moment, then suddenly understood why Su Kenan showed that expression.
