"The situation is better than I thought. It should be that the bones are cracked and the bones are not broken." Wei Zhao took the handkerchief handed over by Zaoer and wiped his hands, and said to Zaoer's mother.

"Bone crack? Is it the bone crack?" Zaoer asked.

"Yes, it should be like this. Bone cracks are caused by impact and cracks appear. Just like porcelain, if you accidentally knock them, there will be cracks. The same is true for bones. If cracks appear, they will be painful and swelling like now." Wei Zhao explained.

The metaphor of his porcelain is easy to understand. Zaoer and his daughter knew the meaning of bone cracks at once. Zaoer's mother and daughter quickly said, "Can the bone cracks be cured? Will they become lame in the future? How long will it take to stop the pain and be able to go to work?"

She can only get monthly income when she works. Although it is small, for her, wages are very important. In the future, even if she is a servant in the mansion, she, as a mother, will have to prepare some dowry for her children.

If she is lame or unable to work, she can only wait to be kicked out. At that time, she is afraid that the mother and daughter will either separate and find it difficult to meet again, or be kicked out together and live on the streets.

Although the mansion is hard, at least they can shelter from the rain, wear clothes to warm up, and eat enough. If they are driven out, they will have no place to stay, which is terrible.

Wei Zhao said: "If you can get better, as long as you cooperate with the treatment, you will not be lame, but you may need to keep it for at least one month."

"One month?" Zao'er's mother was a little disappointed. She didn't work for a month and no one did the work in the mansion. Butler Liu would definitely arrange for others to do it, so she would be useless. The mansion would not have idle people and could only wait to be kicked out.

Wei Zhao thought about it and understood her concerns, and said, "Don't think so much, just keep it well. If you don't keep your legs well, it will be even more troublesome in the future. As for the work, I will tell Mr. Liu that he should be selling me a favor."

Zaoer's mother is still very worried, but no matter how sad she is, her legs must be cured.

If you have a cracked bone, just put a splint on your leg and take care of it for a month, there will generally be no sequelae. However, if you don’t take care of the injury properly, it will be even more dangerous.

Wei Zhao sent Zaoer to find Butler Liu. First, he wanted to make a pair of plywood for Zaoer Niang, and he had to ask him for things like wood. Second, he also told him about Zaoer Niang's situation.

Since he has taken over, he still hopes that she can recover without any sequelae.

When Butler Liu heard that Wei Zhao was looking for him, he put down his work and came in a hurry. When he arrived at the small yard, he realized that Wei Zhao was here to treat his servants in their family.

"Oh, I said I went to invite the doctor that day, but something happened to happen in the mansion and forgot about it. Damn it, and I asked Doctor Wei to come to see her in person..." When Butler Liu saw Wei Zhao, he quickly explained, fearing that Wei Zhao would not care about the lives of the servants in their mansion.

Wei Zhao also knew that the servants at this time were the master's cows and horses, and he had no human rights, so he would not accuse others of doing it right or wrong. After all, this is a phenomenon in the entire society, not an isolated case, and he is unable to change it.

Knowing that Wei Zhao wanted some wooden boards, cotton, cotton cloth, etc., Butler Liu breathed a sigh of relief. The master's wife told me to be respectful to Doctor Wei and not be rude at all, so he was afraid that Wei Zhao would be angry.

Soon a servant brought things like wooden boards and cotton, and Wei Zhao simply instructed the servant who delivered the things to help him peel the wooden boards.

The wooden board is cut into a streamlined shape, then wrapped in cotton and cotton cloth to fix the calf, and then the plywood is put on.

He left some anti-inflammatory and pain relief, as well as blood circulation and blood circulation and blood circulation. After explaining the use, he told Zaoer's mother not to move around and not to rush to go to work. Then she left the servant's yard.

When he left, Zaoer's mother was lying on the bed, Zaoer was waiting for her to take medicine. The small pills in her hand made her feel particularly at ease.

Zaoer Niang looked at her daughter who had grown more and more beautiful in the past two years, sighed and stroked her hair.

The news that Wei Zhao treated Zaoer Niang quickly blew throughout the government office like the wind. Some people had some minor illnesses, but they didn't dare to look for Wei Zhao, so that everyone came to him, wanting to ask Wei Zhao to take a look.

Seeing this, Butler Liu came to apologize to Wei Zhao, saying that he did not restrain his servants.

Wei Zhao said it was okay. Liang Weiyi was getting better day by day, and he had nothing to do. He was very bored. He was very happy if someone came to see him for treatment.

Moreover, when Liang Weizhi recovered and when he went back, the medical expenses of these servants must have been missing from the prefect of Liang.

Of course he has nothing to do and makes money.

Most of these problems with the people are accumulated over the years, such as leg pain, back pain, frostbite in winter itchy now, and long-term cough. Wei Zhao gave them plasters, medicinal wine and other symptomatic drugs, and by the way, some simple health preservation methods, such as soaking feet in hot water, and keeping warm reasonably.

In fact, traditional Chinese medicine should be better for this disease. Slowly conditioning will generally be more effective than Western medicine.

However, these servants have no money to hire a doctor or buy medicine to treat them. Wei Zhao can only do this at the moment.

It was another five days later. Wei Zhao stayed in the government office and had never been out, so he didn't know that the sensational "breaking the belly" operation outside had been circulating in the entire medical community. Many people were staring at the prefect's office. When they saw someone coming out, they found a way to inquire about the news.

Many people were waiting for Wei Zhao to come out and listened to him personally about how he treated the young master's illness. There were some elementary apprentices and other people staring at him all day long, waiting for Wei Zhao to go out.

Wei Zhao in the mansion was not idle either. He had already used these days to establish a relationship with the yamen runners of Tianhe Suifeng and had already called each other brothers.

Although it is not easy to inquire about the Han family from the Liang Prefect, Tianhe and Suifeng can be said to be the confidants of the Liang Prefect, and they also participated in some things. Wei Zhao wanted to try to find a breakthrough from them and find out some clues.

"Wei Zhao, where are you from?" Tianhe has been familiar with him recently and is very interested in Wei Zhao's affairs.

He knew that Wei Zhao was not a real native of Anping Village, so he wanted to ask.

Speaking of where people were, Wei Zhao suddenly remembered that Han Muliu was really a "dead person", so he could not use his household registration information.

In this era, household registration management was not very strict. At least there was no need to lead the way to enter and exit the city. However, if you buy a house and buy a land to marry a wife, you still need to have a household registration.
Chapter completed!