A novel that cured leg disease after rebirth

There are a few novels that I can recommend to you. The plots of these novels all involve the female protagonist marrying a prince with leg problems. First of all," Crippled King's Pet: The Princess Consort's Way of Controlling Her Husband " was a novel in which the female protagonist traveled back in time and married a prince with crippled legs. As they got along, the female protagonist discovered the male protagonist's charm and ability and began a doting love story. In addition," The Princess Consort Only Wants to Be a Widow " was also a novel in which the female protagonist transmigrated and married the prince, but was later imprisoned by the male protagonist. There was also a book called " The Cold Prince Encountering the Poisoned Concubine ". The male protagonist was a prince with leg problems, and the female protagonist was a modern forensic doctor with excellent medical skills. She had transmigrated and replaced her sister to marry the male protagonist and become his concubine. These novels all have different plots and developments. I hope you can choose a novel that you like according to your preferences.

In ancient times, phthisis was a chronic, infectious disease. In ancient times, phthisis could be treated with traditional Chinese medicine. The main treatment principles were to replenish the deficiency and strengthen the vitality, and to fight against phthisis and kill insects. Although ancient times did not have modern advanced technology and medicine, it was usually possible to improve the condition by using traditional Chinese medicine such as Butian Tianzao Pill, Baihe Gujin Soup, Baozhen Soup, and so on. In addition, if the patient was diagnosed with lung cancer, it could also be improved by using western medicine such as rifampicin tablets, isoniazid tablets, pyrazinamid tablets, etc. Therefore, ancient phthisis could be cured.

Phthisis referred to as lung cancer, and lung cancer was a disease that could be cured. Most patients could be cured through early, combined, moderate, regular, and full-course treatment. Commonly used drugs to treat lung cancer include isoniazid, rifampicin, ethambutal, and pyrazinamid. The standard combination of drugs usually takes 6 to 12 months. The recovery rate was 98%. However, due to the epidemic of drug-resistant bacteria, the cure rate had decreased. Traditional Chinese medicine divided phthisis into different syndrome types and adopted corresponding treatment principles. If it was discovered in time, treated properly, and the doctor-patient cooperation was good, it could be cured.

Chen Pingping had cured the Crown Prince's sexually transmitted disease.

Chen Pingping had Fei Jie treat the Crown Prince's sexually transmitted disease.

Whether the late-stage liver disease could be cured or not depended on the specific situation. Late stage liver cancer usually referred to late-stage liver cancer. The possibility of a cure was relatively small, but through active treatment, the patient's survival could be prolonged. Early patients with late-stage liver disease could achieve clinical cure through active treatment. However, if the disease progressed to the middle or late stages, it would be difficult to completely cure it. The late-stage liver cancer cells had spread to many organs, and the chance of surgery had been lost. The possibility of recovery was low. In the treatment of late-stage liver disease, conservative treatment methods could be adopted, such as traditional Chinese medicine treatment, strengthening the patient's resistance, and a balanced diet. In summary, the possibility of curing late-stage liver disease was small, but the survival period of patients could be prolonged through treatment.

Chen Pingping let Fei Jie cure the Crown Prince's sexual illness in the Qing Yu Nian.

Chen Pingping let Fei Jie cure the Crown Prince's sexual illness in the Qing Yu Nian.

Chen Pingping had asked Fei Jie to treat Prince Qingyu's sexually transmitted disease.

Chen Pingping had asked Fei Jie to treat Prince Qingyu's sexually transmitted disease.