Although Yu Feng was sad, he was still slightly more rational than his wife.
And he told Zhang Lingchuan honestly about so thoughts he had before coming.
"Mr. Yu, I am a veterinarian. While I can see the disease in others, it doesn’t an I can cure it. As for using a single dose of Chinese dicine to cure cancer, that’s simply impossible. If you really believe in a single dose, it might cause the child additional kidney failure."
There is a saying in Chinese dicine that is quite true.
Every dicine has three parts poison.
Therefore, taking dicine over a long period will definitely lead to kidney overload, causing failure.
Thinking it’s okay to take so dicine to supplent the kidneys can actually deserve a slap.
A normal person’s kidneys don’t need supplents.
They will only beco increasingly exhausted with more supplentation.
"Sigh..."
Yu Feng felt a mix of emotions hearing this.
He used to be this rational as well, but now that it happened to his own child, as a father, he just couldn’t stay rational.
He kept thinking about giving it a try, just in case it worked.
Outside.
"Hmm?"
"Why are you coming out??"
At this mont, more than fifty people had arrived.
Everyone was filled with curiosity when they saw this familiar woman, who had gone in earlier, co out alone now.
Song Wanqing, who had just finished setting up the live stream room, was also a bit surprised.
There were still six minutes to go before the live broadcast started.
She wondered if there would be a delay.
If there was a delay, the popularity might decline when the broadcast started.
After all, they had already announced the starting ti beforehand.
The Spring Cos Again Clinic didn’t have a large fan base.
Currently, it had just over fifty thousand.
But Teacher Zhang’s account had three million followers, and the announcent for the live broadcast had already received over a million likes and more than three hundred thousand shares.
"Huh? Is he going to check my pulse again?"
Yu Zitao sat in the car.
Her parents told her that after the last live broadcast, many people had beco aware of this matter.
Getting out of the car might result in being hassled, they said.
So they hoped she’d wait in the car until the fat orange cat was done being neutered and they’d co out after asking their questions.
But unexpectedly, only a short while later, her mother said Dr. Zhang wanted to see her and even wanted to check her pulse again.
"Yes, Taotao, co with mom. Dr. Zhang will check your pulse again. Maybe he can find sothing new."
Liu Xiangyi said.
"Oh, I got it."
So mother and daughter walked into the office under the watchful eyes of the crowd.
Soone in the crowd exclaid.
Isn’t this the young lady who had Dr. Zhang examine her last ti, after which she was questioned in private, and until now, the internet still doesn’t know what ailnt she has?
That’s right.
Currently, there are various rumors online about Yu Zitao’s illness.
But there is still no definitive information on what disease she has.
The hospital, due to minor privacy laws, has also refused any inquiries.
Of course, so have tried contacting Yu Feng and his family.
But they are even less likely to disclose their child’s condition.
After all, with the internet so advanced these days, if their child’s condition were made public, how would they keep it from Taotao?
Office.
"Dr. Zhang, we’ve brought Taotao. Could you please check her pulse again?"
After coming in, Liu Xiangyi earnestly addressed Zhang Lingchuan.
She no longer hoped Dr. Zhang could prescribe sothing that could save her daughter.
She just hoped he could offer so new advice.
Of course, if no new advice was given, that would be fine too.
She had already expected this outco.
"Vet brother, actually I’m not that bad ntally. It’s just a tumor, no big deal. Just say whatever needs to be said."
At this mont, entirely unaware, Yu Zitao spoke with a relaxed expression.
She felt quite helpless about the vet brother avoiding her last ti.
It’s just a tumor, after all.
This girl isn’t afraid of this thing!
"That’s still different. You’re a minor, a child. As doctors, for serious conditions or when discussing treatnt plans, we generally communicate directly with the parents."
Zhang Lingchuan said softly.
Yu Feng and Liu Xiangyi both ntally gave Zhang Lingchuan a thumbs-up, Dr. Zhang it is.
His words made their next step of sending her off more reasonable.
Otherwise, sending her off right after checking her pulse might seem a bit abrupt.
"Uh... speechless."
Hearing this made Yu Zitao feel frustrated.
But she couldn’t argue against it.
Because at her age, hospital visits are indeed under pediatrics.
If the doctor insisted on speaking with the parents, she really had no way to intervene.
She could only gripe that this doctor was making a fuss over nothing!
"Co, extend your hand, let take a look."
Since they had brought her to him, he would take a look.
No doubt over the few days that had passed, the label over her head hadn’t turned yellow; it was still red.
Red indicates a lifespan of less than three years.
Looks like treatnt hasn’t even started.
Perhaps they want the child to live like a normal person for a while...
[Detection of host conducting diagnosis, system-assisted scanning in progress...]
[Precise Detection... 3 remaining.]
[Regular Detection... 2 left for today.]
[Comncing Precise Detection, please wait...]
He had two regular scans left for today and three precise scans.
Since he was helping, he’d use the precise scan this ti.
But he had a feeling that this scan result might still be the sa as last ti.
[System Precise Scan Complete.]
[Patient Na: Yu Zitao]
[Patient Gender: Female]
[Patient Age: 13 years old]
[Patient Condition: Constipation, loss of appetite, irregular bleeding accompanied by coughing, chest tightness, vomiting, dizziness, breast enlargent, nipple and areola discoloration, milky secretions, etc., similar to false pregnancy.]
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