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At this mont, everyone saw a plainly dressed couple in their thirties getting off a motorcycle, and between them was a thin, dark-skinned child.
He looked about eight or nine years old.
"He's here, he's here. This is the amazing old doctor of traditional Chinese dicine who can even diagnose cancer."
He ixiang saw her son, daughter-in-law, and grandson approaching.
She imdiately went up to greet them.
During the communal feast, He ixiang had also heard so rumors about Dr. Zhang.
Only then did she realize that he was indeed that incredible.
Hope arose imdiately, as she thought perhaps her grandson's illness could truly be understood today.
"This??"
He ixiang's son was Jia Hongzhou, and her grandson was Jia Xiaoma.
At this mont, hearing his mother point towards Zhang Lingchuan, Jia Hongzhou frowned slightly.
If you said it was the impressive old doctor nearby, it would be credible; after all, he looked to be in his forties and wore glasses, appearing well-read.
But this young guy next to him, barely in his twenties, hardly looked like an experienced old doctor.
Was his mother sure she wasn't joking?
"Hello, Mr. Jia. I'm Fan Zhichang, the village chief of Xiangbao Town. Please don't doubt it; this is Dr. Zhang, a very skilled diagnostic expert proficient in both veterinary and human dicine, who even won a two-million-dollar prize in veterinary practices. As for human dicine, you can search online to find that his diagnoses have almost never been wrong. In his livestream, he diagnosed lung cancer, liver cancer, stomach cancer, pancreatic cancer... and once discovered a child full of steel needles."
Before Zhang Lingchuan could speak, Fan Zhichang introduced him proactively.
"Ah! It's him! Ah Zhou, we've seen him on Douyin. He's the one who figured out the case of the girl full of steel needles next door in Lingnan."
Just then, a woman beside Jia Hongzhou exclaid excitedly.
The woman was Mo Lihua.
She was Jia Hongzhou's wife and Jia Xiaoma's mother.
Back in August or September, when their child first fell ill, she saw the event on Douyin after returning ho and even discussed it with her husband.
They talked about how malicious the grandmother next door was.
And she had even frad others.
It was fortunate that this young doctor was perceptive and realized the constant crying wasn't due to illness but due to a foreign object in the body.
They hadn't expected that he would co to Yunshan Village.
"Oh... it's him!"
Jia Hongzhou seed to recall sothing and instantly looked at Zhang Lingchuan with a brightening expression.
"Yes, yes, it's him! So, if you have any rare illness, don't hesitate to seek him out."
Director Rong of the Culture and Tourism Bureau chuckled at this mont.
He had a more laid-back perspective on the situation.
If Dr. Zhang made the diagnosis, it would draw attention to their multi-ethnic county. Even if he couldn't, they could still spin it as a challenge even for Dr. Zhang, achieving a good publicity effect.
"Dr. Zhang, hello, hello. I was a bit rude just now, I'm really sorry."
Jia Hongzhou imdiately stepped forward, apologizing to Zhang Lingchuan.
"No offense taken; we're livestreaming today. Director Rong, Village Chief Fan, they're both hyping up. Don't let them reel you in. So, this child you ntioned before is Xiaoma with the maggot problem on his head, right?"
The statents from Director Rong and Village Chief Fan left him speechless.
While true, it was still awkward to state explicitly.
"Yes, yes, this is my son Jia Xiaoma. Just after New Year, he suddenly fell ill, with blisters covering his head. The village doctor told us it was poisoning and gave us so dication. After taking it, he seed better, but then sothing odd happened. We had just left for work when his grandmother called in a panic, saying maggots were coming out of the top of his head. We were terrified and hurried back overnight."
Jia Hongzhou explained.
"Yes, every ti the child has an episode, he has inexplicable seizures, like epilepsy. We took him to the village doctor, but they couldn't figure it out. Later, we went to the county hospital for examinations, and they found nothing either. We even went to a city hospital, but those doctors were also baffled, saying it was impossible for maggots to appear on a person's head in principle. Although it's theoretically impossible, our child's head really did have maggots! Dr. Zhang, could you help take a look at our child?"
Mo Lihua chid in, recounting their previous attempts at seeking dical advice.
"If this is true, it really is a strange disease."
"Could it be related to that earlier poisoning?"
"The sudden seizures like epilepsy I can understand because I've seen similar cases, but maggots suddenly appearing on the head is really perplexing."
"There is a possibility of developing maggots on the body, called myiasis, a condition where fly larvae parasitize the body and erge from it."
"Does this an the child has myiasis?"
"Not sure. If it really were myiasis, the hospital should have detected it. It's quite mysterious that even they couldn't figure it out."
"Let's wait for Dr. Zhang to diagnose and see what's going on."
After the comnt, many in the livestream audience felt puzzled.
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