Chapter 3927 [16] Crisis
As mentioned in the previous article, it is the most troublesome for doctors to treat their colleagues.
Colleagues know everything about you, and want to catch any mistakes in your work.
The current situation is even worse. Western medicine practitioners have prejudices against Chinese medicine practitioners, which leads to more vigorous efforts to grasp the handle of Chinese medicine practitioners.
Wen Jinsheng walked over, ready to help his cousin at the right time. Before walking over, he glanced at the director of brain surgery beside him.
Dr. Tong, who was wearing sunglasses, remained motionless, clearly interested in watching the excitement below.
"You—" Wen Jinsheng pointed at him angrily.
If Yin Fengchun really came here to make trouble, this "trouble" must be blamed on the introducer, Dr. Tong.
Dr. Tong spoke, looking very confident: "I trust Dr. Wen Zihan."
Hearing what he said, it was Yin Fengchun who turned his head first: What does Dr. Tong mean? Aren't they all Western medicine surgeons? Why do you first say that you trust Chinese doctors more?
"They said her illness was a bit strange." Sun Rongfang continued to introduce the medical history to the patient.
It is not surprising to have strange diseases, clinical strange diseases are common. What the common people hear is that doctors say strange things when discussing patients' cases, but what they don't know is that it's just a mantra that doctors sometimes feel irritable.
Doctors say strange diseases, but they actually mean that the disease is difficult to treat if it is uncertain. A more accurate academic statement is: the etiology is difficult to determine.
Following up, Sun Rongfang’s words further confirmed this point: “She has been to the dermatology department, and also to the endocrinology department. The doctors said that she had eczema, and then said no, they talked about sweat rash, skin damage, endocrine problems, something wrong with the immune system—”
In short, if the exact cause cannot be found, the treatment can only be as lucky as a blind cat meeting a dead mouse.
If luck is good, it will be cured, but if luck is bad, it will be a mess. Doctors can only suspect more and more serious things.
In the end, patients and their families are neither anxious nor depressed.
Wu Lixuan's so-called imperishable strange disease has tormented her for more than a month.
"Hey." Sun Rongfang sighed for her goddaughter.
"It's very common for skin diseases to have unclear causes." Dr. Wen Zihan said.
I have to say that this young doctor Wen is very good at comforting people. A common sentence, first tell the patient and family members not to worry, this is not a strange disease.
Wu Lixuan was worried about whether she would be thrown into the camp of strange diseases, and finally she grumbled: It's okay.
"Will it be cured?" Sun Rongfang was both happy and eager to help her daughter and asked.
"Wait a minute." Dr. Yin interjected.
Wu Lixuan wanted to hug her head: Sure enough.
It is impossible for my wife to be treated by a doctor at will, even if it is introduced by a friend, but after all, I don't know the doctor's skills, so I have to investigate clearly on the spot first.
Yin Fengchun seriously questioned Dr. Wen: "What kind of disease do you think she is?" After saying this sentence, he added a warning: "Don't tell me about the invasion of evil spirits. There is no such thing in science."
Traditional Chinese medicine prefers to talk about dampness and exogenous evils when it comes to etiology.
You said that your Chinese medicine talks about science, and your name for exogenous dampness is completely divine.
So it is completely unfeasible for doctors of Chinese medicine to treat diseases for Western medicine colleagues, and it is completely unworkable to explain what the Yellow Emperor said. People will say that you are messing around.
Wen Jinsheng walked into the scene, and was about to help his cousin hold the stage, but was rejected by the cousin who shook his head slightly.
Thank you for your support, good night, dear~
(end of this chapter)
