Cixi fortune-telling in her later years.

Cixi actually got dysentery in her later years and could have a high fever. Cixi had just prescribed medicine for her fever, but it didn't get better after drinking it. She knew her time was up. There is an old saying in China called? A long illness makes a good doctor? After a long illness, Cixi naturally dabbled in medical skills. In her last days, she even prescribed a medicine for herself, but after drinking it, she knew her time was up.

According to relevant historical records, Cixi began to pay attention to health care after her 70th birthday. As we all know, the ancients were actually the most superstitious, and Cixi began to worry about her body from this time, but generally speaking, when people get old, all the functions of the body will weaken, and Cixi naturally cannot escape this truth.

In this way, Cixi suffered a slight stroke at first, but over time, Cixi suffered from moderate diabetes and dysentery. These three diseases can be said to have tortured Cixi to death. Many doctors in the palace have diagnosed her, but Cixi, who has been dying, has never recovered.

On Cixi's 74th birthday, all the officials from the civil and military circles in the Qing Dynasty came to congratulate her, but it was precisely because of this birthday party that Cixi's dysentery broke out completely. Cixi hurriedly invited too many doctors, but it never got better. Although Cixi had a high fever at this time, she was still very energetic. She berated the doctors for going too far. It's useless for the state to support you. You can't even cure a disease.

With these words, Cixi got up, picked up a pen and wrote a prescription for the doctor too much to take medicine. After receiving the prescription, the doctor looked at it excessively and shook his head again and again, because the prescription only wrote antipyretic drugs, and with Cixi like this, where can the fever be solved only? Sure enough, Cixi did not get better after drinking her own medicine, and then Cixi knew that her time had come.