"Wah~ Wah~"
Inside Lu's Clinic, a child is crying and fussing. The adult holding her is shaking their arms, humming an unknown melody to soothe the little one's agitated mind.
Lu Jiu is constantly observing the child's expressions and movements. In this situation, he can only rely on observation and olfactory diagnosis; interrogation and pulse diagnosis are obviously impossible.
However, among all patients, children are indeed the hardest to treat.
Firstly, old medical texts rarely record pediatric diseases. The Inner Canon of the Yellow Emperor doesn't mention them at all. Only a book called the Skull Sutras is considered the origin of records on pediatric diseases.
Secondly, a child's pulse is weak and hard to detect. When taking the pulse, it's impossible for children to sit motionless for several minutes, especially those just a few months old. So pulse diagnosis is essentially ineffective.
