In the letter, Nianyang ntioned she was tasked by Doctor Ma Shu from County City People’s Hospital to help Mada He treat her illness, so she won’t be visiting him during this National Day holiday but will go during the next winter break, hoping he won’t be upset.
Well, her dear Tingyan is so upright and selfless, he would surely understand her!
The county is quite close to Pingjing, and two days later, Nianyang’s letter was delivered, but the first person to open it wasn’t Li Tingyan.
"So Gu Nianyang is treating patients at the County City Hospital, huh?"
Ni Jia looked at the words on the letter, her eyes flashing with an icy glare.
Great, is it He Cheng? I seem to have a distant aunt who just married He Cheng’s son, right?
If Gu Nianyang accidentally ends up causing a patient’s death, surely the other party won’t let it slide, right?
Moreover, since it’s the county, she happens to have so influence on that side!
Gu Nianyang, you’re dood!
Ni Jia quickly hatched a plan, resealing the envelope and instructing the courier to deliver it to Li Tingyan, who, upon seeing Nianyang’s ssage about not being able to visit, felt his heart sink.
He wondered why his young wife hadn’t co despite the holiday break, only to realize she was delayed treating patients, aning she wouldn’t visit during the entire holiday!
Though understanding she was saving lives, Li Tingyan, who dearly missed his wife, found it sowhat hard to accept.
He had been eagerly anticipating her visit every day and night, yearning for her to co during the National Day!
But his wife chose not to co due to patients, leaving Li Tingyan feeling out of sorts, pondering if patients were more important, or was he?
Ahem, naturally this was just Li Tingyan’s inner grievance; he was still aware of priorities.
But acknowledging priorities didn’t an his discomfort would go away!
Thus, feeling frustrated, Li Tingyan decided to spend the holiday intensively training his subordinates to vent a bit of frustration!
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The next day was the ti for the examination results to be revealed, and after looking at the data, Nianyang confird that Mada He was suffering from aplastic anemia.
She explained the diagnosis to He Cheng in detail, which scared He Cheng trendously, "Aplastic anemia, how could my wife contract such a strange disease?"
Nianyang explained to him, "Aplastic anemia might be caused by chemical drugs, radiation, viral infection, and genetic factors.
I found a toxic chemical called benzene in your wife’s body, which is the main cause inducing her aplastic anemia.
If I’m not mistaken, your wife’s work should be related to chemical research, right?"
He Cheng nodded, "That’s correct, Divine Doctor, you’re right, my wife is a chemistry professor!"
"That makes sense," Nianyang mused, "There are two types of aplastic anemia, acute and chronic.
Chronic aplastic anemia progresses slowly and is easier to manage.
But acute cases develop rapidly, with bone marrow failure occurring swiftly, accompanied by bleeding and infection symptoms.
Your wife is not only experiencing skin bleeding, but her internal organs are also bleeding, which falls under the category of severe aplastic anemia."
The words ’severe’ instantly made He Cheng’s legs go weak, "That serious? Can my wife still be saved?"
"Don’t be too nervous. Although your wife’s condition is sowhat serious, it’s not beyond salvation. Her skin and internal organ bleeding can currently be stabilized with dication. It’s only when eye or intracranial bleeding occurs later that it would be truly hopeless."
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