"Could it be cancer again?"
"It's definitely cancer, think about it, would Dr. Zhang co all the way here if it wasn't cancer!"
"Makes sense, generally speaking, when Dr. Zhang personally checks on soone, it's never a simple sickness. It's either internal bleeding or cancer, he only cos for critical illnesses."
"Didn't you just hear what Granny and the two girls said? She just has stomach pain, didn't properly take care after giving birth, how could this be cancer? What kind of cancer causes stomach pain...?"
"Her stomach pain might just be a simple symptom, what if there are other less noticeable symptoms, it feels like cervical cancer?"
At this mont, the viewers in the live chat began discussing.
It could possibly be cervical cancer, as cervical cancer symptoms include abdominal pain, pelvic pain, and the like.
In addition, there can be abnormal and increased discharge.
But since it's filming, it's normal if this Granny doesn't want to say certain things.
If it's cervical cancer, what Dr. Zhang said makes sense.
This isn't sothing that can be managed with a few doses of Chinese dicine, surgery is needed in a hospital.
If it's severe and in the later stages, treatnt might not even be effective.
"Alas, the probability of won in rural areas getting cervical cancer is much higher than in urban areas, this Granny is most likely to have cervical cancer."
"After all, dical resources are limited in rural areas, many people don't have awareness for screening and lack health education. Many won in remote rural areas don't understand the importance of cervical cancer screening."
"It's not ignorance, won in villages often bear the burden of family and finances, naturally ignoring health issues, many just endure. The older generation, when you ask them, it's always like this."
Talking and chatting.
The discussion led to the topic of cervical cancer rates among urban and rural won.
Many viewers feel that the probability of cervical cancer among won in rural areas is still high.
So their judgnt shouldn't be wrong.
This Granny is likely to have cervical cancer.
"Dr. Zhang, isn't Third Granny just having a stomach ache, does she need surgery for that? It's unlikely to be cancer!"
Tian Yidan said.
As she just looked at the introduction on Cai Zhi's phone, she feels this Dr. Zhang particularly likes diagnosing cancer.
"No, don't scare ..."
Upon hearing this, Third Granny turned pale.
"This..."
Du Cai Zhi's body also trembled suddenly.
She felt that Yidan's suggestion could be very likely.
"Dr. Zhang, does Sister-in-law Caiqin really have cancer?"
Village Secretary Jia Fengshou was also a bit short of breath.
If this really is cancer, in rural areas it's truly a family falling apart.
The crucial thing is that Sister-in-law Caiqin isn't that old.
She's only a few years older than him.
"Hold on, I'll ask more thoroughly, as we're still lacking so basis for judgnt."
Even though he could skip several steps while checking now, the reasons for related diseases still need to be asked.
Otherwise, directly saying it's cancer or not might seem unreasonable to people.
Back when he didn't have many followers, he needed to find a reason that could wrap things up. Now with so many pairs of eyes watching, he absolutely has to make sure his conclusion is sustainable.
Even if the logical line is thin, it doesn't matter.
Otherwise, he'll inevitably put himself in danger sooner or later.
"Alright, alright~"
Secretary Jia nodded.
"Dr. Zhang, ask whatever you need, Third Granny will answer truthfully, right, Third Granny, you can't hide anything."
Tian Yidan seriously said to Third Granny.
She feels what Dr. Zhang just said didn't sound like a joke at all.
"Uh-huh!"
Third Granny seed scared.
How could a stomach ache be cancer?
She feels she doesn't resemble a cancer patient at all.
"Granny, do you have inflammation down there, maybe a foul odor, often have abdominal pain right? Sotis it's so painful you can't bear it?"
Zhang Lingchuan asked.
"This..."
Hearing this, Third Granny felt a little embarrassed.
In rural areas, many people's thoughts are still relatively conservative.
Saying such things publicly isn't quite fitting.
"Third Granny, you have to speak up, is it inflammation, is it cheesy discharge, is it watery, rice soup-like? The doctor is asking you, keep quiet and you won't know when death might co!"
Tian Yidan saw Third Granny hesitating.
Being quite impatient herself.
She imdiately urged her.
"Indeed, indeed there is."
Tang Caiqin didn't hold back anymore.
Thinking that if she doesn't speak, the other party can't make an accurate judgnt, what if it really gets delayed, she'd be joking with her own life.
Anyway, she's old enough, why care!
"And when did these symptoms start? After you gave birth?"
Zhang Lingchuan asked the second question again.
"I don't recall exactly, but when I was giving birth to my youngest son, it was a cesarean section, the doctor advised to rest, but the fields were busy, so not long after the cesarean I went out to work. Once I returned from work in great pain, sweating profusely, rested for about a week then, and over the years, my stomach often aches occasionally, and there's those situations you ntioned."
Tang Caiqin reminisced about the past.
This is why she emphasizes now, for won, post-childbirth care is essential.
But now won are better.
Not as miserable as they were back then.
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