It's not that hard to open a hospital in another world, right?

Chapter 1470 Two-headed ogre, can cutting off one head stop the headache?
Standing in front of Gretel was an ogre.

That's okay, ogres are just a race, an intelligent race with low intelligence.Under Yinlong's rule, they wouldn't really eat people. As long as they didn't eat people, Gretel wouldn't discriminate against him.

However, Gretel silently looked at the ogre in front of him, really unable to vomit out his old words.The body is dirty and smelly, it's nothing, anyway, there is a bubble technique to hold it;

Mouth full of yellow teeth, when talking, the meat scum between the teeth and don't know what, spraying in front of the face, it's nothing, the big deal is to add another barrier;
Anyway, I'm a doctor, and I'm only interested in patients. I don't think you're old, or you don't take a bath.

The problem is, you're a two-headed ogre!
Double head!

Two-headed ogre, how did your two heads grow out of your neck?

How are the blood vessels in your two brains connected to the systemic circulation?Where do blood vessels branch and where do they join and flow into the heart?
You said your head hurts, your head looks like this, it can't be that there is a problem with hemodynamics, it will hurt, right?
"Name?"

"what?"

"What's your name?"

"Balu. My name is Balu." The left head of the two-headed ogre replied immediately.As soon as the voice fell, the right head followed up:

"My name is Haru!"

"Is it Baloo or Haru?"

Gretel stopped his pen tip and glanced up.Beside the two-headed ogre, the old dwarf bowed his head respectfully:

"My lord, their race is like this. Each head has wisdom, and each head has an independent name. One more head, one more name, like him now, you can call him Balu Haru."

wisdom?That's called independent consciousness...Each head produces independent consciousness. Is this one person or two?
Gretel silently slandered, and decided not to dwell on this philosophical issue.He continued to ask questions in accordance with his practice:

"Male or female?"

"Of course it's a man!" The two-headed ogre suddenly raised its voice.

With a slap, a slap hit him on the head, making his voice stop. The old dwarf Mart standing on the chair beside the ogre bowed his head and smiled at Gretel:

"My lord, don't be as knowledgeable as him, he is just a big fool, a big fool. - Balu Haru, be respectful to your lord!"

As he spoke, he stood on tiptoe and slapped the two-headed ogre's head, using all his strength and even relying on his body weight to push him down.

Obviously, neither the old dwarf's height nor weight could reach this point, but Baloo was in awe of the old dwarf, and when he slapped and scolded him, he obediently bent down.

Gretel sighed, feeling his head hurt too.He continued to ask questions while swiping the records:
"age?"

"26 is old."

"What is the average age of your race?"

"what?!"

Forget it, you can't ask too much for the ogre's IQ and social attributes.Gretel turned his head and asked the old dwarf:
"At what age can their race begin to have children, and how old can the oldest live?"

"Generally, you can start having children at the age of 12." The old dwarf adapted to Gretel's question better, and answered fluently:
"The youngest, generally speaking, a warrior will die in battle at the age of 40. For a spellcaster, someone with two heads and the ability to cast spells like him can live to be over 80 years old."

Then 26 years old can also be regarded as youth—or young adulthood.Gretel nodded and got to the point:

"You said you have a headache, which headache?"

"I hurt!"

"I hurt too!" Baloo and Haru, or rather, the two-headed ogre's left and right heads, answered together.Soon, this rush to answer turned into a quarrel:
"I hurt first!"

"I hurt first!"

"I'm in more pain!"

"I'm in more pain!"

Balu turned his face to the right, and Haru turned his face to the left. The two heads were frothy, and the sky was dark and dark.If it weren't for the two-headed ogre with only one body and two arms, it would probably still be "bang bang" fighting together.

Of course, having no extra arms doesn't mean the two heads won't fight.

Gretel just watched Balu and Haru go from glaring and frowning, to spitting at each other, to tilting their heads to each other, and banging their foreheads together...

...It's strange that I don't have a headache...

Gretel sighed, feeling a little messy all over himself.He shook his head vigorously, as if he wanted to shake all the complaints out of his head, trying to bring the questioning back to the correct route:

"Are you born with two heads? Do both heads hurt?"

"Of course not!" The ogre's eyes widened exaggeratedly, with a look of "sir, shouldn't you know everything, why don't you even know this?" He raised his finger and pointed to the left side of his head:

"This is my first head. Most of us have only one head. Only the strongest and bravest fighters can grow a second head with the blessing of our ancestors!"

"...Then when did you start to have a headache?"

"When the second head starts to grow...or not long after the second head starts to grow." Baloo rushed to answer.Just finished speaking, Haru was furious:
"Is the headache my fault?"

"It's not your fault, whose fault is it?!"

The ogre's two heads continued to stare at each other.Gretel couldn't bear it anymore, and shouted:
"Shut up!"

Baloo shuts up with Haru.Gretel rubbed his forehead and pointed at Baru:

"I ask, you answer. The other one is not allowed to speak, and he will ask you again after I finish asking. ——You said you have a headache, which part does it hurt? Show me!"

After a round of consultation, the ogre Baruharu often felt dizzy in addition to having a headache.Generally, the headaches are throbbing, kind of like convulsions, and often a little insomnia.

So what's going on...

Gretel was thinking, searching hard in his mind, from "Pathology" to "Internal Medicine", and then to "Neurology", trying to find the corresponding possibility.

While thinking, let Baru Haru stand up, and walk with him to the next door for inspection:
"Come on, stand up straight, don't move..."

The light of [Detect Magic] was stimulated, passed through Baru Haru's back, and illuminated an X-ray image in Gretel's meditation field of vision.For a moment, Gretel frowned:
wonderful……

It's amazing...

From the ogre's spine, to be precise, from the first thoracic vertebra upwards, one left and one right, there are two cervical vertebrae.Since the cervical spine is separated, the trachea and esophagus also branch here.

As for the various muscles that stabilize the cervical spine, such as the sternocleidomastoid muscle, how to separate and connect the two cervical spines at the same time is another process...

After finishing the X-ray, the next step is CT and MRI, which take turns.Since the cervical spine is bifurcated, the brachiocephalic trunk of the artery is also divided into two stubbles, and two sets of common carotid arteries extend out to supply blood to the left and right heads respectively;

Correspondingly, the veins are also divided into two branches, and the blood circulating here in the two heads is withdrawn.

The species in this world are really wonderful. If only I could manage to get a corpse of a two-headed ogre for him to dissect...

He must carefully dissect every blood vessel, every nerve, and every piece of tissue, and then draw the most detailed anatomical diagram...

But now there is no corpse available, so Gretel can only get CT scans and MRI scans to satisfy his hunger.He murmured:
"Here, is the blood pumped by one heart enough to supply blood to two heads..."

Then he focused on the CT and MRI results, carefully scanning one by one, one by one, and it did not look like there was necrosis of brain tissue, nor did it look like there was thrombosis or cerebral infarction.

Brain tumors, brain space-occupying lesions, intracranial infections, glaucoma, rhinitis, sinusitis, etc., have been checked one by one, and it doesn't seem to be a problem...

"Could it be that the cervical spine is compressing the nerve? It's not impossible..."

Gretel stared at the MRI film, frowning.To be honest, where there was originally only one cervical vertebra, another one was abruptly split, and the two sides made room for each other——

Just kidding, the cervical spine is only so big, and the gap for the nerves is so thick!When another one grows out, it is normal to oppress the nerves, and it will be a ghost if it does not oppress the nerves!
"Baru Haru, do your races all suffer from headaches?" He asked casually while thinking:
"I mean, if you grow two heads, will both heads hurt?"

"That's not true." Baloo and Haru shook their heads together, and they didn't cooperate well at once. The bridge of Haru's nose hit the back of Baloo's head, and there was another bang.

After being patted twice by the old dwarf, Haru poked his head forward and answered Gretel:

"Generally speaking, it's only when the head grows that it hurts—after all, does such a big head grow out? After it grows out, it usually doesn't hurt, otherwise how would we live?"

That's true... If every two-headed ogre faced cervical spine compression nerves, causing headaches and dizziness, then this race would die.The risk of evolution is greater than the benefit of evolution...

"But I have a headache. It must have not grown well at the time. During the period when the head grew, I didn't eat enough." Haru glared at Balu again when he said this, and got a few supercilious eyes:

"I just said you don't feed me! If you don't feed me, you won't grow well, and if you don't grow well, you will have a headache!"

"Okay!" Gretel interrupted again:

"Answer my question! You! Head up! Head down! Head up again! Head down again!—Is there any discomfort? Do you have a headache?"

"No……"

"Do you have numbness in your fingers? Numbness in your arms?"

"nor……"

It's not like the cervical spine compresses the nerves anymore.Gretel continued to frown, thought for a while, and pointed to Baru Haru:
"I need to shave your heads and look at the veins in your brains.—Who goes first?"

"he!"

"he!"

Baloo and Haru scramble to answer.

(End of this chapter)