My Medical Skills Give Me Experience Points Chapter 443 - 201: Determining the Cause of Illness, Crying

Zhou Can then specifically taught the patient's mother so directions for persuasion.

It's not difficult to provide a private space for the patient that does not cause anxiety. Just pull the curtain over the bed, and cover the entire bed inside.

Following Zhou Can's guidance, the child's mother went in to try and reason with the child, to enlighten him.

If that doesn't work, then they could only take the child to receive specialized psychological counseling.

In less than half an hour, cries could be heard from inside.

The child's father was already anxiously waiting outside, and now hearing his own son crying inside, he imdiately wanted to rush in to see what was going on.

He was stopped by Zhou Can.

"It's actually good for the child to be able to cry. It's worrying if he keeps all the stress buried deep inside, silently enduring everything. Also, when you see the child later, make sure to actively show him that you don't need him to get into any good high school, to stop putting pressure on him. Give him as much care as possible."

For a seventeen-year-old child, crying is the first sign of the psychological defenses being torn apart, the complete release of emotions and pressure.

This crying also ans that the child's emotional knots are starting to unravel.

It's a good thing.

Zhou Can is very busy and can't stay here all the ti.

After a few words of caution, he went to attend to his own work.

Around one o'clock in the afternoon, he was in his office writing dical records and researching.

That child's father ca looking for him.

As soon as he entered, he attempted to kneel on the ground.

Zhou Can hurriedly got up to support him, and other doctors were also looking at all this in astonishnt.

"Dr. Zhou, thank you... My child ate more than half a bowl of rice and quite a bit of vegetables at noon, and for the first ti in over two years, he called out loud. Also, after he finished eating, he didn't have diarrhea anymore, it's truly unbelievable. You saved my son, which is like saving our whole family, if my son had died, my family would have been destroyed."

The man's voice choked up several tis.

For the vast majority of families, children are their hope, their lifeline.

"Ha ha, that's great! Seeing a patient improve and recover is the most gratifying thing for us doctors. Your child's body is very weak due to long-term malnutrition, you cannot expect him to be fattened up after just one or two als, it needs to be gradual and slow. Definitely do not imdiately feed him rich nourishnt with fancy at and fish, it must be done step by step."

"In addition to the gradual nutritional supplentation, you also need to help him gradually increase his exercise. When he is able to stand up, take him to walk more and breathe more of the fresh air outdoors. When Director Jia cos later, I'll ask for you to see if there's a need to prescribe dicine."

Zhou Can was truly happy to hear this good news.

He had finally succeeded in treating another patient with a difficult and complex illness.

[Pathology Diagnosis Experience Points 1.]

[Congratulations on successfully diagnosing a highly complex case, awarded Pathology Diagnosis Experience Points 100. Awarded Ergency Intelligence Experience Points 100.]

Zhou Can received two big rewards at the sa ti.

[Congratulations on your Ergency Intelligence dical skill reaching the Interdiate level, current experience value 1/10000, the ability to double your wisdom during patient resuscitation, stay highly calm in mind, and improve diagnostic thought by 100%.]

This special dical skill has successfully advanced to the Interdiate level.

Zhou Can felt very joyful.

The use of a special dical skill differs from common dical skills; it's more like the fine rain moistening things silently.

It silently and quietly enhances Zhou Can's diagnostic ability, helping him to maintain a cool head. It allows him to see through the clouds, not to be confused by so of the manifestations of diseases.

A 100% increase in diagnostic thought is essentially double.

According to his understanding, it should an that when diagnosing critical patients, the diagnostic ability is doubled.

Whether it is actually the case, Zhou Can would need to try it out on a patient next ti to know.