Dark-Haired British Doctor - Chapter 78



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Episode 78: Pain [1]

Killian.

The rough sailor from Ireland was screaming wildly as if he were a child.

I didn’t really feel like I was a coward.

Ever since I became an adult, the thought of being naked in front of other people, even when the other person was fully clothed and I didn’t even know… … It’s not that common, is it?

Plus, that mercury… … .

‘Wow… … I can’t see any more.’

I have seen a mercury thermometer before though.

I don’t know what it would be like right before I came back, but when I was young, we used mercury thermometers in Korea.

but… … .

That… … .

“Ugh, uhhh! help me! This… … “You want me to eat this?”

“There is also an injection method, but I wouldn’t recommend it.”

Jemel was handing mercury, a heavy metal that really looked like silver made of water, into a cup with an indifferent face, to the patient.

I’m just saying it because I like it, but it was almost at the level of, “Open your mouth, mercury is going in.”

“Ugh, ugh! OMG! “You crazy people!”

“I don’t know who’s going to do it. Who is this guy who sleeps with other people even though he has syphilis? catch!”

I don’t know why… … .

In any case, the assistants of this period may have worked as police officers in their past lives, but they were professionals at tying up people.

It’s just that there’s no problem with delirium patients in the intensive care unit.

“Eup, eup!”

“Hold your nose. “Open your mouth.”

Killian, who was struggling immediately, fell to his knees with his limbs bound.

Here, if Liston cuts off the head with a single sword, the beheading would be complete, but fortunately, no one did that, and instead, he forced the mouth open and put mercury in it.

Fortunately… … .

‘Am I crazy… … ‘My brain is pickling in the 19th century.’

Fortunately it was cancelled.

Anyway, the situation was better than the patient before, and the amount was significantly less.

No matter how you look at it, the patient earlier had terminal syphilis, or stage 3, and this patient had stage 2, so it seemed like they were trying to alleviate it.

I don’t know if it would have any effect, but I thought I had more time than the patient before.

‘I guess I’ll have to go to the condom factory after work today… … .’

Now that we have collected and given some sizes, isn’t it time to see the results?

Besides, I actually had to go to Blundell today.

If you’re going to a social event, you need to be prepared.

Of course, my goal was not to use condoms.

‘He’s the only chemist I know… … ‘We should discuss arsenic compounds.’

There was a greater possibility that it would have no significance.

Rubber was somehow manipulated to create something really nice, but isn’t the arsenic compound a completely different story?

If I remember correctly, Ehrlich would have also identified the bacteria that produced arsenic compound number 606, or salvaric acid.

The experiment itself was probably done to see whether the syphilis bacteria would die or not.

Or, it could be that they killed syphilis like a cow backing away while trying to kill other germs, but in any case, it can be seen as a bit out of sync with the times.

‘And let’s buy some bread and let it rot. Blue mold… … Let’s make it.’

In addition, it was decided to begin experiments with penicillin.

Actually, it was something I didn’t want to do.

because?

Mold is actually an infectious agent when something from outside enters it.

People with low immunity will fall behind if they use it incorrectly… … .

I thought I couldn’t do something like that myself, but I couldn’t do it because I was giving mercury right in front of my eyes to someone who would get better using a drug that is obviously not that rare in the 21st century.

Since I would have to go through a lot of trial and error anyway, I felt like I had to do it now.

“Ooh, ooh ooh ooh!”

Meanwhile, mercury slowly flowed into Killian’s throat.

and… … Heavy metals enter… … .

What about our time? Even if only a small amount was detected, there was an uproar… … .

They really are like these crazy 19th century doctors.

“Ooh ooh!”

“It’s no use. Mercury is heavy and liquid, for one thing. It’s probably already in there. haha.”

Killian belatedly tried to gag reflex with his fingers using the sailor’s jjambap who drinks a lot, but it was no use.

“And if you vomit, I’ll feed you again.”

It was because Jemel’s threat was so scary and at the same time overly realistic.

It’s not that he wasn’t, he was someone who could feed this bastard many more times.

Basically, one reason may be that people during this period are insensitive to pain… … .

In the case of this patient, it was added because he was actually perceived as a criminal.

After the Geneva Declaration was issued, even if they were enemies, they would have to be treated according to the declaration, but there was no such thing as a war crime at this time, right?

“First of all, do you eat it every day?”

“yes? It’s not possible! This… … This is poison… … !”

“shut up.”

Look at that, that.

Even Dr. Liston, who invented the Liston knife with the intention of alleviating the patient’s pain, is told to shut up.

“uh… … I’ll have to see the progress. “I’m going to decide while watching, but why?”

“Oh, I have to tie it up. “If I run away like this, I don’t know where this guy will go and misbehave again.”

“Why not just cut it off?”

“ah.”

Don’t make a brave face!

Cut something, you crazy people!

Even I, who was completely unrelated, got goosebumps, so what would Killian think?

“ah… … no… … .”

It seemed like I was already a little panicked, but I passed out on my own.

Even if you’re like me, if you tell me you’re going to give me mercury and cut up peppers, I’ll faint.

I secretly patted Killian on the shoulder in an attempt to comfort him.

‘Then why… … A guy with syphilis made fun of me… … .’

Of course, as I was knocking, I remembered what the patient had done wrong, so I hit him a little harder.

I’m sorry, Killian.

I guess I’m a 19th century doctor that can’t be helped.

dripping

Anyway, on Liston’s orders, we dragged Killian along and headed to the amputation ward.

“Ugh, ugh!”

“help me!”

As always, it was a place full of screams.

Now, even though I’ve heard it a lot, I still can’t get used to it.

Hey, this.

It’s giving me goosebumps again.

“Hup. hell… … “Is it hell?”

“It’s a hospital, you bastard.”

Naturally, the patient also woke up.

Then, with a helpless expression on his face, he looked around.

He was spitting out a rather scary word like hell, but Liston seemed aggrieved for some reason.

Is it because all the branches were cut off? … .

‘The way I see it, if you just let a few demons out here, it’s hell itself even if you don’t do anything.’

It was obvious that even Dante would rewrite Pilgrim’s Progress if the phrase ‘Let all who pass through this place give up hope’ was placed in front of the hospital room.

I dare say that the Pilgrim’s Progress would be many times better than what is happening now.

Because I’m writing this after seeing the real hell… … ?

“Hey, Pyeong. What are you doing? “I have to tie it up.”

“ah… … yes yes.”

Somehow, I found myself playing the role of the Grim Reaper.

“Please save me. I’m like this… … I wish you this. please… … “Don’t leave me here!”

The arms and legs of a pleading patient were tied to a bed that wasn’t that wide.

I even looked at it earlier and there was pus here and there, probably from an area used by an infected patient.

“Should I gag you, it’s so noisy.”

“yes… … ?”

Meanwhile, Liston made a gag.

you crazy

If you’re going to do that, leave everyone here.

To be honest, Killian is the quietest!

“Anyway, let’s go. “We are heroes.”

“Please help me!”

yes?

A hero?

No matter how you look at it, he looks like a villain himself… … ?

“Ah, Professor Blundell.”

Of course, since I am now a 19th century doctor, I was able to stop thinking about Killian for a moment as soon as I left the hospital room.

“huh? “Why but?”

I was never a particularly bad guy.

See also Blundell.

That’s a really peaceful face.

Liston is still talking about the gag, so let’s leave it aside… … .

“You should get a condom.”

“no… … Why would you say something like that in such a public place… … .”

“I’m giving it to you for free, don’t you like it? The size is small to fit the professor perfectly… … No, they say it is appropriate. “I’ll give you some in other sizes, so you can give them to people you meet there.”

“Is this person getting worse?”

Blundell was displeased, but he did not leave.

“Anyway, so when are you going?”

Instead, he asked me back.

Anyway, it was a time when people were honest about their true desires.

It seemed like Dr. Liston also wanted to see what was happening behind his back.

It probably wouldn’t have been difficult since they were made in different sizes.

“I am going now. Anyway, that patient’s mercury… … “I already ate it, so there’s nothing else to do, right?”

Acute mercury poisoning may cause vomiting or headaches, but what’s the point if you know that?

These people and I are the same as those who can’t get treatment.

So, as I said, there is nothing to do here now.

So did Blundell.

If there was an emergency, that is, if there was a pregnant woman, they would have to come to kill her, not to save her, but emergency medicine at this time was not that well-organized.

A nobleman who was addicted to alcohol came and said he wanted to practice ninjutsu… … .

‘If there had been a real lawsuit, you would all be dead.’

Nevertheless, the reason why nothing happened was because the idea that life is a fortune is still widespread.

That seemed right at first glance.

You have to be treated to save someone’s life or not.

Since I was seeing patients almost like Russian roulette, if I started a lawsuit, I could have turned the hospital into a prison in the next day or so.

“Of course it is.”

“Should I gagged and go?”

“That’s a little too…” … Anyway, brother, let’s go too.”

“me? Oh, did mine come out too?”

I went to the factory, attaching our waterer and even my senior to Liston, who was honestly looking for me but was trembling.

As we passed through that rough alley, the chemist inside welcomed us.

Now things have progressed to the point where we have a prototype, but it still sucks.

It was worth it since I hadn’t sold it yet.

But he was about to become rich.

I made so much money that I had to get a job before I could think about making more money.

“Haha, this is… … haha.”

“Then we’ll go first.”

“On foot? danger… … No, no. “Let’s go and see.”

Liston and Blundell disappeared first, perhaps because they were anxious to literally demonstrate the prototype.

We, the young ones, remained.

I wasn’t particularly interested.

I like Korean people, but I’m the only Korean here.

Moreover, I intended to make great progress for mankind from now on.

I don’t know when we will actually make that progress, but anyway.

“arsenic… … ? “You’re going to give arsenic to people?”

Of course, it wasn’t easy from the beginning.

This is because arsenic is a colorless and odorless drug that has been used as a poison for a long time.

No, without going too far, arsenic in the 21st century was also used as a pesticide.

“yes. That cures syphilis.”

“How do you know that?”

“In Joseon, they use some arsenic. Of course it’s dangerous, but… … “I thought it might be possible to change the composition of arsenic just a little bit.”

“I’d rather have mercury…” … No, mercury has done things for a long time and it didn’t work. But arsenic? “There are many brave people in Joseon.”

“Could you please help me? If you’re having trouble, please introduce someone else… … .”

“No, no. Thanks to you, I had a chance to become rich, but I can’t just pass it up. “I take my time.”

“Oh, thank you!”