"Alright then." Lou Manman didn't hang up the phone; she went to find Si Mingjing and conveyed the doctor's message.
Mingjing was in the yard watching Fengyin play. Hearing this, she took over the phone and said, "A prescription? It's not that I can't give it to you, but chronic gastritis has many causes, and each condition requires a different prescription and dosage. So even if I give you the prescription, it might not be helpful for you when treating patients with gastritis in the future."
After all, the doctor on the phone was a Western physician, and Western medicine is an entirely different discipline from traditional Chinese medicine. Prescribing medicine to patients without proper understanding could be reckless.
