"Senior Dou, you're actually over complicating the problem." Su Tao smiled.

　　"Oh?" Dou Fanggang looked at Su Tao in astonishment. He was a little unhappy when he saw how confident the latter was, so he responded, "It's because Old Tang revealed too little information, and there can be many possibilities in this. It can also be related to the living environment, and if we don't see the patient with our eyes, it's hard for us to come to any conclusion."

　　Seeing the smile on Tang Nanzheng's face, Su Tao replied, "In this modern age, which couple hasn't done that before marriage? So it surely has nothing to do with the couple. I'm guessing that there's an issue with the new house."

　　Tang Nanzheng laughed out and gave a thumbs up at Su Tao. "Old Dou, the facts have proven that you're getting old, and Su Tao guessed it correctly. The place was newly renovated with poor-quality paint, so there's a strong chemical in it. The groom had stayed in it for a few days before his actual marriage, resulting in pimples from skin sensitivity. So the solution I gave him was a simple one, to move out for some time and the problem will be resolved."

　　Dou Fanggang didn't want to take it lying down. He gently snorted and tested Su Tao, "Then I'll also speak of an interesting story. Just recently, a woman brought an 8-year-old boy in a wheelchair to my clinic. The child's family circ.u.mstances were pretty good, and his family gave him ginseng, bird's nest and other nurturing tonics due to his weak physique. However, not only did his body not improve, he even showed signs of bloating. How do you think I treated it?"

　　Su Tao knew that Dou Fanggang was trying to confuse him. The original model of the story originated from the Chicken Droppings Pellet Treatment. The story started with a child showing unwell symptoms, and in the process of his family brewing the medicine, a centipede accidentally crawled into it. In the end, the child was poisoned from the tonic. As Chicken Droppings Pellet could treat poison. This story was related to Li s.h.i.+zhen, the forefathers of medicine, and this question was a trick question.

　　With a smile, Su Tao responded, "If I've not guessed incorrectly, you did not open any prescription!"

　　After being briefly stunned, Dou Fanggang sneered, "How can I treat him if I don't open a prescription for him, am I going to allow his body to recover naturally instead?"

　　Su Tao smiled. "This child must be having an inactive disorder. Everyone knows that some kids have the hyperactive disorder, but there's also the inactive disorder. Kids nowadays are being too pampered; they've been carried by their seniors since their birth. Those families with better economic conditions would cherish their children even more, like sending their kids to school in cars. Actually, this isn't good for a child's body development. Allowing the child to partic.i.p.ate in group activities, more games, and more exercises will be able to treat his illness."

　　Dou Fanggang suddenly, weakly smiled, before he shook his head. "I'm surprised that you can even guess this!"

　　Su Tao had a good grasp of Dou Fanggang's character. Although this old man looked to have a fiery temper, that's actually because he's frank with his actions and words. This type of person was also the easiest to interact with, and as long as you did not exceed his bottom line, he wouldn't hold any grudges.

　　With a smile, Su Tao said, "How about let me say something interesting. There's a patient with his right pinky fractured, how will you treat this?"

　　Knitting his brows, Song Sichen smiled. "Since it's a fracture, then just put it back together!"

　　Dong Fanggang knitted his brows. "It's surely not that simple. The patient must still have other illnesses, and the fracture is just one of them. Such as habitual fracture? This type of patient will be the hardest to treat!"

　　Su Tao nodded his head and smiled. "What incredible foresight Old Dou has. The patient does have other illnesses, but not habitual fracture."