When the Wind is Sweet: The Fairy Tale of Mr. and Mrs. Lancaster-Chapter 848: Precise Technique

Chase Fletcher smiled, since he came and knew she was a skilled traditional Chinese medicine practitioner, he answered honestly—

"My chest often feels a bit stuffy, I have insomnia at night, sometimes my neck is uncomfortable, my head feels heavy, but right now I feel okay."

Faye Turner stood up, walked over to him, sat down beside him, and stretched out her hand, "Let me take your pulse first."

In front of Adrian Lancaster, Chase Fletcher suddenly felt a bit embarrassed; Adrian really was jealous, and it felt a bit strange.

But in the end, he still offered his hand, "Thank you, sis-in-law." Calling her sis-in-law acknowledged the relationship between Adrian Lancaster and her.

"You’re welcome." Faye Turner treated him as a friend.

She took his pulse seriously, and after about a minute, she spoke, "Your pulse is deep and slow, thin in shape, with a soft pulse tendency. This indicates a deficiency in yang energy and both qi and blood, leading to symptoms like dizziness and fatigue."

"Is it serious?" Rachel Sherman asked anxiously, genuinely worried about him.

"You came early, it’s not serious. Just timely adjustment is needed." Faye Turner released his hand, her gaze gentle, "You must take care of yourself and stop staying up late. Also, keep up with nutrition, replenish your blood. Acupuncture can help with your neck discomfort."

"Can you do acupuncture, sis-in-law?" Chase Fletcher was reluctant to go to the hospital, "Or do I have to find a doctor?"

"Your sis-in-law is a doctor! Of course, she can do acupuncture! Look at the question you’re asking!" Adrian Lancaster chimed in, eyes full of pride, "The best acupuncture master in Argent!"

The title made Faye Turner a bit embarrassed, boasting about herself!

She looked at Chase Fletcher again, smiling gently, "If you trust me, I can help you with it."

"That would be amazing!" Chase Fletcher was relieved, he twisted his neck, "Seems like... it’s starting to hurt again."

Faye Turner stood up, "That’s because you’ve been sitting for too long and not moving much recently."

As she headed upstairs, she told him, "I’ll go get the silver needles and give you a session right now, you’ll feel much better afterward."

"Alright, thank you, sis-in-law!" Chase Fletcher was very happy, he trusted her completely!

On the way over, Rachel Sherman had told him that Mrs. Lancaster was the only apprentice of the famous Mr. Downey, so she inherited his true skills.

In Argent, who doesn’t know Mr. Downey’s reputation?

Downstairs, Adrian Lancaster put a hand on his shoulder and reminded him, "Now that you’re a family man, work comes second, wife and kids come first."

"Adrian, on this point, I need to learn from you." Chase Fletcher realized he’d been neglecting his family recently.

The commonly used acupuncture points for cervical spondylosis are both sides of Tianzhu point, Neck Bailao point, and Cervical Jiaji point. Faye Turner was very familiar with the points, and her needling technique was precise.

Chase Fletcher sat on the stool while Faye Turner stood behind him holding the silver needles.

Seeing those long silver needles penetrate deeply, Chase Fletcher didn’t feel any pain.

"How does it feel?" Faye Turner asked him.

"A little bit swollen."

"Mm, that’s normal." Faye Turner’s technique was skillful as she began needling with both hands simultaneously.

Watching from the side, Rachel Sherman’s heart skipped a beat; those fine, long needles were indeed going in deep!

But Chase felt no pain, and his face showed no sign of discomfort.

"I’ll also need to needle a few points on your head." Faye Turner explained while preparing, "You have vertebral artery type cervical spondylosis, which leads to insufficient blood supply to the brain, causing dizziness, nausea, and vomiting."

"Alright, sis-in-law, I’ll let you handle it." Chase Yates sat upright. It was his first time getting acupuncture, and even as a man, he felt a bit nervous.

It was also Adrian Lancaster’s first time watching his wife perform acupuncture, her technique was indeed precise, and he felt genuinely proud.