Chapter 216: Fire-Cold Syndrome

After examining the man's mouth and tongue coating, Dr. Rudolph began to pulse the man. Initially, his expression was somewhat serious, but then wrinkles spread across his face, and his eyes revealed a sense of confidence. He motioned for Leo to examine the patient as well. With the prescription written, Dr. Rudolph couldn't help but tease Leo, who had only given the patient a quick examination without taking his pulse. He said, "Dr. Bloomer, our little competition earlier hasn't really produced a result yet. If you feel like conceding, I won't mind." Dr. Rudolph's words were met with laughter from the crowd, but this time it was good-natured. They knew he was just joking. "It seems that the young genius doctor falls short of Dr. Rudolph in this case. This strange illness, without long-term experience, is probably beyond his diagnosis." "I've never heard of such a strange ailment. Dr. Rudolph is probably the only one who can treat it." "In fact, the young genius doctor is already