Chapter 36 The Quack Harmed People

Seeing that John looked serious and there was no distraction in his eyes, the woman knew that she had misunderstood him, so she answered seriously, "My daughter said she was cold." Cold? How could she feel cold when she had a hot fever? With a frown, John stepped forward and said, "Madam, would you mind letting me check your daughter's illness by checking her pulse?" The woman nodded. It was related to her daughter's life, so the woman had to be cautious. One more doctor to diagnose her daughter is equivalent to one more insurance to comfort her. Then John put his finger on the girl's wrist. "Although the pulse is large, it is hollow and weak. Her body showed that she had a hot fever, but she felt cold..." Holding the girl's index finger, John looked at it and said in a serious tone, "Her illness was not caused by hot fever, but by cold problems." The cold problem?