The miracle doctor warned the patient not to approach women, but the patient had an affair with his concubine and died tragically on his bed three days later.

At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Hua Tuo, a miracle doctor, was born. With his unremitting research and extraordinary talent, he became a miracle doctor who will go down in history. According to records, Hua Tuo was a rare all-rounder in medicine who was proficient in internal medicine, surgery, gynecology, pediatrics, and acupuncture. He was especially good at surgery and was revered as the "originator of surgery" by later generations. In addition, Hua Tuo's invention of "Mafu Powder" is recognized as the earliest anesthetic in the world, setting a precedent for general anesthesia surgery.

Friends who are familiar with "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" know that Guan Yu's right arm was injured by a poisonous arrow during the Battle of Xiangyang, and Hua Tuo came to treat him. Because the toxins had soaked into the surface of the bones, Hua Tuo could only treat his injuries by scraping the bones. Not only did Guan Yu's expression remain unchanged, but he was also able to play chess with others, which impressed Hua Tuo. In fact, the story of scraping bones to heal wounds was deliberately fabricated by Mr. Luo Guanzhong, because Hua Tuo was killed by Cao Cao a few years ago.

With Hua Tuo's ability and fame, he can definitely hold a part-time job as an official, but he is determined to be a doctor who can save lives and heal the wounded. Over the years, Hua Tuo practiced medicine throughout Anhui, Shandong, Henan and other places, and treated many poor people. His miraculous deeds of treating patients have been passed down for nearly two thousand years.

At that time, Hua Tuo met a young and beautiful girl and learned that she was disabled in her legs due to a sore and was not married yet in her 20s. After observing for three seconds, Hua Tuo found out the cause of the disease and said to the girl's father: "You ride a horse and lead a black wolf dog for thirty miles, and then cut off the dog's right leg while the dog's body is hot. Put your feet on the sores on your daughter's legs, and she will be cured." After the girl's father did this, he cured his daughter's illness, and the people who came to propose marriage passed the threshold.

In addition, the deeds that best demonstrate Hua Tuo's superb medical skills are when he treated the son of a governor (official name) at that time. The supervisor had a son since he was a child, and he doted on him since he was a child. He was never willing to beat or scold him, let alone let him do any housework. Perhaps due to lack of exercise, my son has always been very weak. The governor looked at it and remembered it in his heart. If this precious son died, he would be dead and would be sorry for his ancestors.

Once, when he heard that Hua Tuo happened to be practicing medicine here, he personally invited Hua Tuo to his house and asked him to treat his son. Under Hua Tuo's treatment, Duyou's son became stronger and felt full of strength. After a period of time, Hua Tuo checked his pulse and said: "Although the young master has basically recovered and his body looks very strong, he is still a little weak internally and should rest for a while. During this period, you must not approach women, otherwise the great Luo gods will also We can't save him."

Hua Tuo's son thought that he was so strong that he could not get close to women. This must be Hua Tuo's exaggeration. So, he ignored Hua Tuo's warning and took his young and beautiful concubine to have all kinds of fun. He didn't feel any discomfort for two days in a row, making him even more sure that Hua Tuo was scaring him. However, on the night of the third day, Duyou's son suffered a recurrence of the disease and died miserably in bed. Even the circumstances of his death were exactly as Hua Tuo predicted.

The reason why Hua Tuo is respected as a miracle doctor by future generations is not only because of his superb medical skills, but also because of his affirmation of medical ethics. Hua Tuo treated people equally seriously, whether they were dignitaries or poor people. Moreover, for those poor patients, Hua Tuo would never leave them alone just because he had no money, and his spirit was admirable.