Chapter 1071: Enemies often cross each other’s path
She’s not allowed to study?
Definitely not the case.
“Who is this patient?” Xie Wanying realized that her voice carried a trace of unease she had never felt before.
He Guangyou walked to the entrance of the consultation room and called out, “Hu Zhenfan.”
Xie Wanying almost stood up from her seat.
She had never heard the elder sister ntion that her boyfriend was coming to register for a dical examination, especially for the Hepatobiliary Surgery departnt.
It was very unlikely that there were two patients with the sa na, as she saw Senior He at the door, smiling like a blooming flower.
Back then, when the two of them went to stop a car, a certain police officer stepped on the gas pedal and took people away right in front of them. From that mont on, they had a “grudge” against that person in their hearts.
“He went to the restroom. Wait a mont, doctor, I will imdiately call him over.” A male colleague who accompanied Hu Zhenfan ca to consult, hurried to the restroom to find the patient.
Xie Wanying guessed: Brother Hu absolutely didn’t know whose appointnt he had booked today; otherwise—
In that era, there weren’t smartphones or an outpatient appointnt app, although which doctors were in the clinics was listed by the hospital. However, due to the large crowds at the hospital, people in a hurry to register didn’t pay much attention to this; they mainly didn’t understand the difference between specialists anyway, assuming specialists were certainly better than general doctors.
Therefore, when Hu Zhenfan had a sudden illness after pulling an all-nighter at work, his colleague and supervisor didn’t think too much and directly booked a specialist’s appointnt for him. They were aware that the doctors in the ergency room were quite average, so it was better to wait for a dayti specialist. It was easier for the city bureau leaders to make a phone call and get an earlier appointnt with a specialist at Guoxie.
Hu Zhenfan, coming out of the restroom, bent over with both hands covering his upper right abdon. Illness is the most terrifying thing; it can strike down anyone, regardless of their status. A police officer, usually very tough, was now in so much pain that he was uncomfortable with everything, and had no choice but to co to the hospital.
Seeing his condition, his colleague ca over to support him, comforting him by saying, “Brother Hu, the doctor has arrived and is calling for you.”
“Go over there—” Hu Zhenfan was in so much pain he seed to have no strength to speak, the voice he mustered was as faint and powerless as a piece of white paper.
The patient entered the doctor’s consultation room.
“Sit here,” He Guangyou told the patient.
So much pain, without recognizing the voice, Hu Zhenfan plopped down onto the patient’s seat, gasped for breath, without looking up or seeing anyone, completely unaware of the doctor’s na, let alone realizing that it was Xie Wanying, who had first diagnosed his gallstones, in the room.
Xie Wanying, following the senior intern doctor treating the patient, glanced at the patient’s complexion and breathing, as well as the position of the abdominal pain he was clutching, and could preliminarily suspect Brother Hu was suffering from acute cholecystitis.
The colleague assisting Hu Zhenfan reported his condition to the doctor: “Hello, doctor. He’s been in pain for almost an hour now.”
If it’s acute cholecystitis, ninety-five percent of cases are related to gallstones. An hour of pain is considered mild. So people suffer for several days and nights without relief, and in the end, they can only be urgently carried to the operating table for surgery, of course, that situation is very serious. Generally speaking, if dication is taken on ti and the condition is well controlled, minor cases can be treated without surgery. If the examination results are more serious, doctors will recomnd that surgery intervene sooner to prevent the condition from worsening. As ntioned before, a large number of gallstones are difficult to dissolve and expel with dication.
“Does it often hurt like this?” Tao Zhijie asked.
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