The little guy doesn't know what stomach cancer ans yet, so he's asking his father.
"Stomach cancer... It ans mommy's tummy isn't feeling well, and the doctor is helping her."
Jia Hui said this to his son at that mont.
For so reason, he felt inexplicably sad.
If his wife really had stomach cancer, what would happen to their two children?
Inside the examination room.
At that mont, two doctors were conducting the examination.
"Teacher Wei, look at this large ulcer in the patient's stomach, the bleeding point is here."
To make Du Cai Zhi feel more comfortable, they perford a painless gastroscopy today.
The examining doctor quickly discovered the stomach lesion.
A big ulcer appeared.
"Take a biopsy."
Teacher Wei said while speaking to them.
Ti passed by the minute and second.
"Family of Du Cai Zhi."
At this ti, Jia Hui heard the doctor calling for the family mber.
"Here, here, doctor, how are the examination results?"
Jia Hui imdiately walked into a rest room and waved his hand, asking about his wife's examination results.
"The situation is not good, initial screening suggests it might be stomach cancer. Look, there is such a big ulcer in her stomach. Your wife doesn't want to eat or feels full after just a little, and the vomiting contains blood streaks, stools are black, this is the reason."
Dr. Wei said.
"Stomach, stomach cancer... How can my wife have stomach cancer when she's so young! What about our two kids?"
Jia Hui's face turned pale instantly.
Even his breath beca weak.
Because he really couldn't understand why his young wife would have cancer.
And what about their two children.
As he thought about it, he looked at his wife lying on the bed, waiting for the anesthesia to wear off, tears unknowingly streaming down.
"Although it's stomach cancer, currently the main issue in her stomach is the ulcer area, so to put it simply, it should be considered early stage stomach cancer. As long as this part is removed, there is still a high survival rate."
Seeing Jia Hui holding a child, with a little one beside him crying so sorrowfully, Dr. Wei couldn't help but speak.
From the doctor's perspective.
This patient is very fortunate compared to other stomach cancer patients.
Because she had the gastroscopy early.
She happened to discover the problem.
"Ah? Doctor, is that true! Does that an if my wife has the affected part of her stomach removed, then she'll be fine?!"
Just monts ago, Jia Hui felt like he was falling into Hell, now he was suddenly elevated to Heaven, his eyes sparkled as he looked at Dr. Wei.
"As long as the surgery is successful and there's no tastasis, your wife's survival ti will still be very long, in the ideal case reaching clinical cure. Also because she ca early, unlike many people who co when it's already mid-stage or late-stage stomach cancer, where the stomach is severely damaged, and most treatnts have little significance."
Dr. Wei explained truthfully.
Mid-stage might still have a chance.
Living for five or ten years.
In the late stage, very few survive for three years.
Many only last a few months or half a year.
"That's true, if it had been delayed a year or so, there wouldn't be the current treatnt options. You're really lucky this ti to get a gastroscopy. Was it a routine check-up? Or did you co because of vomiting with blood streaks and black stools? If it's the latter, your vigilance is really high!"
The intern next to them appeared to be an upbeat young woman.
She spoke up at that mont.
Honestly speaking, she felt happy for them.
Not everyone is this alert.
And often it's because of this that serious illness develops.
By the ti it's discovered, it's too late to be saved.
"No, a specialist ca to our village, he looked at my wife and said there might be sothing wrong, considering it might be stomach cancer, so he told us to go to the hospital for a check-up. Who would have thought it would actually be stomach cancer."
Hearing that his wife could be saved, Jia Hui's mood wasn't as gloomy as before.
After all, as long as soone is alive, there's hope.
No matter how much money it takes next, he'll definitely go to a big hospital to cure his wife's stomach cancer.
"What? A specialist ca to your village, said your wife has stomach cancer, and that's why you ca?"
"What kind of expert is this amazing!"
Dr. Wei and the intern were dumbfounded.
In disbelief, they asked.
This person wasn't like a walking gastroscope, how could they see changes in soone's stomach.
"Yes, at that ti he saw my wife's complexion wasn't good, imdiately noted anemia, he also asked my wife about vomiting, whether it had blood, if the bathroom visits resulted in black stools, and if there was any abdominal pain or the like."
Jia Hui nodded.
"Oh! Then this should be a colleague in the sa field, you really should thank them, otherwise your wife would probably have been delayed."
Dr. Wei was initially a bit surprised.
But after hearing the patient's husband explain, she instantly understood.
Because as a doctor in gastroenterology, if she encountered such a typical patient, she would also surmise there would likely be stomach issues.
As for stomach cancer, that conclusion is a bit heavy.
It's just unknown whether this teacher is young and spirited or experienced.
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