Medic - Revision

Agava looked towards Victor beside whom she sat just before deciding to take out her medical notes and proceed with revising practices she performed in the past, starting with the oldest one in Huanghzou.

Seeing her now expanded knowledge and understanding of first aid and medical care, the dryad began to write down comments next to her old notes, explaining how she could have either went after charcoal mixed brew to neutralize the toxins or simply applying a salve prepared from carefully crushed and mixed herbs to combat the effects directly.

Pain and inflammatory problems could have been handled in similar manner by adding right quantity of necessary minerals or herbs used to combat such conditions. Another, though perhaps less pleasant way to handle the issue could been usage of injection of different type of toxins that in controlled, much smaller dosages were good for numbing minor pains and inflammatory reactions.

After adding last portion of her comment forthe first practice she ventured through the other, far minor ones before stopping at one she had partaken as more of a observer seeing that at the time Elayna decided to handle the problem on her own accord, after all who could have blamed her.

Agava faintly recalled Andrea's injury, while she left similar notes around pain relief issue, the dryad took a moment to ponder on the idea of diagnosis itself before deciding to leave that part without any changes seeing that she couldn't come up with
anything new. What left her curious instead was the tendril, treatment of foreign objects and their safe removal, that did puzzle the dryad.

Seeing that the odd, eyed tendril ended up fitting as a foreign object it posed an unknown threat to the body, with first focus on the treatment of such injury would possibly be learning how deeply was it imbedded within the patients body, along with its effects, spread and potential consequences of any attempt to remove it withoutproper preparations and research.

If the foreign object... or matter was easier to remove it would be wise to attempt to use disinfected tendrils and pain numbing spores for direct pain neutralization along with right quantity of pollen or other soft, matter that could stick to the object to help with removal of the problem.

In more serious situations she would have focused on swift removal of the object while attempting to minimalize the damage caused to the patient to minimum, if necessary working to separate small portions of flesh against which the object would been imbedded to or using to continue its spread.
(Agava)