Doctors are responsible for saving lives and helping the wounded. This profession has never been a patent for men. As early as more than 2,000 years ago, there was a female doctor in China during the Western Han Dynasty. Her name is 体. Yi Yue was from the Western Han Dynasty (at the junction of Yanhu District, Yuncheng City, Shanxi Province and Xia County, ). Yi Mei has been smart and clever since she was a child, and her interests are different from other children. She especially likes to study medical skills and is full of interest in herbs. She went up the mountain to collect herbs as a teenager, mashed herbs and treated her fellow villagers with external injuries. At that time, some doctors (doctors) would travel to villages and households and practice medical treatment. If she came to the village where Yimei was, she would definitely follow the doctor and carefully see how he treated the doctor, how he looked, listened, asked and asked. When Yi Mei encountered problems related to medical skills that she didn't understand, she would humbly ask the doctor for advice. In this way, Yi Mei learned a lot of valuable medical knowledge over time, and her medical skills became more and more sophisticated. Even the villagers from other villages came to see her for treatment. One day, there was a patient with abdominal distension in the other village. After seeing many doctors, they were not cured. Instead, their stomachs became bigger and bigger, and they were as swollen as a ball filled with air. His family had to carry him to Yi Yao for treatment. After Yi Mei learned about the patient's condition in detail, she felt a clear idea. She took out a few needles and stabbed the patient's lower abdomen and thighs a few times. Afterwards, Yi Xiang used a pack of homemade medicine powder to sprinkle on the patient's navel, and at the same time boiled the patient to take the medicine. After 3 days, a miracle happened - the patient's abdominal distension began to subside and his breathing became even. Soon, the patient recovered. Yi Mei's reputation spread to ten or ten, and soon spread to the local area.
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