My Medical Skills Give Me Experience Points Chapter 665 - 276: The Patient Who Frantically Drinks Water,

Despite being pursued by nurous young female doctors and nurses, Du Leng was not satisfied.

Just like an emperor who got tired of the concubines and maids in the palace, always thinking about venturing outside to find beauties among the commoners.

With Du Leng’s outstanding qualifications, the success rate of pursuing ordinary female doctors or nurses was very high.

However, there was one woman who he desired but couldn’t have.

That was Yang Chan.

She possessed beauty nearly rivaling that of Su Qianqian, and added to her independence and the focused cultivation by Director Zhang Bihua, she grew even more confident and her deanor more distinguished.

Her unique charm scratched at Du Leng’s heart like a cat’s claw.

Unfortunately, Yang Chan was like a flower on the summit of a snowy mountain, also thorny, and not easy to pick.

Du Leng had sought Yang Chan nurous tis, overtly and covertly, exhausting all thods, but ended up embarrassed without any gains.

This visit to Xinxiang Won and Children’s Hospital along with Yang Chan to participate in the expert consultation was a very good opportunity.

Especially since he had gained the top overall morning consultation volu, boosting his confidence by a notch.

Du Leng stood up, a refined and confident smile on his face as he approached Director Zhang and Yang Chan.

"Director Zhang, among the patients I saw this morning, there are two cases I have doubts about, could you please make so ti to give guidance?"

He asked very politely.

"Dr. Du, you are too modest! If there are any doubts, we can discuss them together. As a talented graduate from an overseas prestigious university, I dare not claim to offer ’guidance’!"

Director Zhang responded with a smile.

It was evident that her attitude towards Du Leng was quite friendly.

"The first complex case is that of an overly obese female patient who experiences sleep apnea. If it’s not caused by obesity, what do you think might be the possible dical reasons?"

This female patient had taken dication and undergone surgery, but neither resolved her sleep apnea.

Du Leng had sent the female patient to get an enhanced CT scan and bronchoscopy, guessing that it should be completed by afternoon. She would definitely co back with the results to consult him.

Now, he preferred to clarify with Director Zhang first, to prevent any embarrassnt later.

"There are many factors that can cause SAS disease! For instance, genetics, drinking, smoking, increased throat muscle tension, etc. I think it’s better to wait for the patient to complete further examinations and review the results before diagnosing more specifically."

Director Zhang Bihua was clearly not particularly skilled in this area, she was unable to offer better advice to Du Leng.

Sleep Apnea Syndro is dically abbreviated as SAS.

It is a relatively rare disease.

The biggest danger of this disease is causing the patient to suffocate to death during sleep.

Not getting an answer for this case, Du Leng continued to seek advice on the second case.

"There’s another peculiar case. The patient, a 32-year-old female, experienced uterine bleeding a year ago and underwent a curettage operation. Pathological testing of the scraped material indicated it was endotrial tissue. About two months ago, this female patient suddenly started to consu large amounts of cold water, at least ten liters per day, and also experienced disturbances in consciousness. The patient had been treated in multiple hospitals without a diagnosed cause. Family mbers heard it might be a neurological change. Hearing about our Tu Ya experts visiting Xinxiang Won and Children’s Hospital, they ca to try their luck in finding the cause."

Du Leng’s profile ntioned he excels in neurosurgery and thyroid-related diseases.

Additionally, his extraordinary academic credentials landed him this challenging diagnosis.

Without a diamond, one shouldn’t take on porcelain work; otherwise, it leads to continuous embarrassnt.

Especially during such public large-scale expert consultations.

Wise doctors always keep a low profile.

Although Du Leng appeared to have consulted with eight patients, it was still hard to say how many he could actually cure.

"Is there detailed patient information? Just from Dr. Du’s description of uterine bleeding and the curettage, it’s difficult to connect directly to the patient’s excessive drinking and consciousness disturbances."

Director Zhang is not a miracle worker; she is just profoundly experienced in the fields of obstetrics and gynecology and has achieved significant academic endeavors therein.

Of course, her surgical skills in gynecology and obstetrics are also top-notch, at least among the top ten in the province.

"The specific examination data were taken away by the family. I had the patient undergo a urinalysis and blood routine test first, guessing we should get the results by the afternoon. The patient had examinations in other hospitals indicating thickened pituitary stalk and increased prolactin, diagnosed with type 2 diabetes."

Du Leng could not provide overly detailed patient information, only able to roughly explain the main dical conditions.

"Checking the urinalysis and blood routine is correct. A patient drinking over ten liters a day will definitely experience frequent urination, and possibly even diabetes insipidus. However, the specific cause needs comprehensive consideration of all test data, along with the patient’s physical condition and other real circumstances. Let’s wait until the basic biochemical tests are done!"

Director Zhang, in diagnosing patients, is cautious and never rushes to conclusions.

Almost all renowned doctors diagnose diseases in this way – ensuring thoroughness and pragmatism to avoid missed and wrong diagnoses.

Du Leng had consulted on two difficult cases, neither offering the answers he wanted, yet he was not too disappointed.

His primary interest wasn’t really in solving these cases.

His gaze naturally turned towards Yang Chan, "Doctor Yang, I heard you rushed to attend to a child with a severe cold this morning, it must have been quite a dramatic scenario!"