Merchant and doctor

Chapter 1617: Eyes Like Knives
"Xin G 12" Traditional Chinese Medical Clinic, 19: noon.

It was time to get off work again. Bian Mu had basically adapted to the new environment. He was not as tired as before. He picked up the thermos and drank a few sips of boiled water. He glanced and found that there was a man sitting in the waiting area.

"Oh! How could I forget about him!" Thinking of this, Bian Mu quickly clicked the mouse a few times, and the automatic calling system began to broadcast the man's license plate number and name.

"Sorry to have kept you waiting for so long. Did you bring your medical records with you? Please organize them in chronological order. I'll make you a cup of tea." As he spoke, Bian Mu went out and got the man a cup of drink to dispel cold and heat. Considering that the man might have problems with his appendix and appendix, Bian Mu specially prepared green tea for him.

The man's expression was somewhat cold. He thanked me politely, tried the paper cup to see if it was hot, took a sip, and maybe it tasted smoother. He tilted his head back slightly, and drank more than half of it.

It seems that he is really thirsty.

Bian Mu sat there and carefully read the medical records that the man brought...

"After all, he is in sales. He had organized the medical records quite well before he came. At least they are relatively organized. Not bad, not bad..." Bian Mu couldn't help but think to himself.

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"Mr. Cai! Your condition can't be considered appendicitis! Appendicitis is the main problem. Indeed, these two parts are quite close to each other, and appendicitis is the main problem. Come! Take my pulse!" As he spoke, Bian Mu took the pulse of the patient named Cheng.

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"Chronic combined appendicitis. You have a good personality and have been forbearing, but... you should really consider surgical treatment. If this continues to develop... diffuse peritonitis is inevitable. In addition, you are tough, so it has been delayed until now. At the beginning, when you just felt that it was not very good, drinking some decoctions did help. As long as you closely cooperate with the relevant treatment, it can indeed be cured. Now... it is more troublesome if the opportunity is missed. What's more troublesome is that it may be related to your work. If the subsequent treatment is not timely, the risk of septic shock is high. "The risk actually already exists. There is nothing wrong with Dr. Liang's diagnosis. You should go to a tertiary hospital, preferably one that is close to where you live. In my experience, they will probably recommend you to do a laparoscopic appendectomy, which is minimally invasive. You are still young, and you will be well in about a week. As far as I know, laparoscopic appendectomy in the city is highly intelligent, and the surgical trauma is very small. The degree of recovery after surgery is getting higher and higher. Of course, the cost may be slightly higher, but you have medical insurance anyway, so you won't spend much money yourself." Bian Mu explained calmly.

Bian Mu maintained the diagnosis made earlier by Liang Xiangyin.

Hearing this, patient Cheng smiled slightly.

"Just now, while I was waiting for my number, I checked on my phone. You are so famous! Can't you cure such a minor illness?! Minimally invasive surgery costs nearly 20,000 yuan! The better the conditions, the higher the total amount I have to pay out of my own pocket. Do you have any concerns?!" Yes! Patient Cheng is really smart.

"You're worrying too much! Your stomach qi has been abnormal for some time, and it's been floating up and down. The energy for vaporizing food in your body has long been lower than the average level for people of your age. Even if you take oral decoctions, three or five doses of medicine may be enough for others, but not for you. You need to take at least dozens of doses to get a certain therapeutic effect. You keep putting it off. It's originally a minor illness, but if it really develops to the extent of infectious shock, I'm not trying to scare you, but it can be fatal." As he spoke, Bian Mu turned his head and operated a few times on the computer, and he refunded all the registration fees that the patient Cheng had paid.

"As for?!"

Nodding gently, Bian Mu continued to persuade her: "Usually, your eating habits are not very good. Eating at regular times and in fixed quantities, and matching meat and vegetables may not be very relevant to you. If you delay for a long time, it will become a disease. In addition, you have exceeded the limit in drinking and smoking. A certain degree of diffuse peritonitis has appeared around the lesion. Otherwise, you will feel severe pain from time to time, and once you have a fever, the temperature of the injection and infusion will not go down for a long time. The main reason is there! Therefore, some money really cannot be saved." "Well... okay! Do you have any good suggestions on which hospital to choose?"

"I'm so sorry! I'm just a Chinese medicine practitioner. I don't have much contact with major hospitals. I really can't help you with this!"

"Forget it, I'm leaving!" After saying that, the patient named Cheng walked towards the door with the remaining hot drink. When he was almost at the door, he drank the hot drink in the cup, threw the disposable paper cup into the trash can, and left.

Dr. Ning stared at the patient Cheng's back as he disappeared at the door, then took a few quick steps into Bian Mu's clinic.

"What? Conservative treatment? Or?"

"Mr. Liang handled it very well."

"Does he still need surgery? I made a mistake again this time. Oh! This is what happened." At this point, Dr. Ning was a little discouraged.

"Actually, there's nothing wrong with conservative treatment. You can just prescribe some herbal medicine and take it for ten days or half a month and it will be fine. At most, you can use acupuncture to relieve the pain. It's a minor illness!" Bian Mu suddenly changed his words.

"You...what's wrong with you?! I've been trying to figure out what's going on lately. I keep making mistakes here. If this continues, I'll be embarrassed to open my medical practice."

"You're too kind! The guy just now had a terrible face. You can tell at first glance that he's the type with a gloomy, narrow-minded, stubborn nature... This type of person is extremely vindictive and has been self-centered since childhood. He doesn't recognize anyone as superior or inferior, and... judging from the color on his face, he probably hasn't been doing well at work recently and is in a depressed mood. Even if I prescribed him a Chinese medicine just now, could he go back to a regular pharmacy to get the medicine and have it boiled for him and cooperate with the treatment?! It's unlikely. He will definitely just throw the prescription away somewhere. If he's in so much pain one day and remembers the prescription, he'll just go to a random pharmacy to get some medicine for emergency use. He won't even go to a big pharmacy. As a result, won't the disease be delayed? Not only will he suffer, but he'll also miss the best time for surgery. Isn't that just looking for trouble?! Moreover, if something strange happens in the meantime, he might even vent his anger on the three of us. It's not impossible that he'll come to our house with a kitchen knife and chop us..." Bian Mu explained patiently.

"Is that really possible?!" Dr. Ning retorted with doubt in his heart.

"It's possible! His lips are so thin, his nose is so thin, his cheeks are fleshless, his cheekbones are prominent, and there is a big mole on his left eyebrow. His back is so unsteady when he walks. Just now, when I was sitting there checking the medical records, he kept glaring at me secretly, like a knife. Later, I felt so cold. Fortunately, I still have some martial arts skills. Otherwise, if I had a little kindness, I might have really put myself in trouble!"

"Ah?! You have to read the patient's face before you can see him! I'm so scared just hearing this. From what you said, I'd better stay away from similar patients in the future?!"

"We are bound by medical ethics! In principle, we must try our best to accept patients, but... we really can't accept the patient today. I'm sure you can see that he smokes and drinks like he eats and drinks. He has a typical cancer physique. If you encounter similar patients with obvious physical symptoms in the future, I suggest you refer them all to me. No matter what, you are a female doctor after all. Some things are better left to us men to deal with. What if this kind of person blocks you in the elevator, parking lot, or something like that one day..." Having said this, Bian Mu stopped talking.

This time, Dr. Ning was really shocked by his words.