Is the school doctor free?Have you ever heard of crispy college students!

Except for the first patient, everyone was taken away by the 120 ambulance.

As for the remaining three, Chen Mu took them directly back to the school hospital by the school ambulance.

The two sober ones were in the same car with Chen Mu.

Another fragile college student who had been diagnosed with the disease but was sober sat next to Chen Mu and rubbed his hands.

obviously.

This fragile college student is now extremely panicked.

He took the initiative to walk in front of Chen Mu and looked at him eagerly: "Doctor Chen, you just said that there might be something wrong with my body and I need to go back to the school hospital, but you haven't told me what my specific problem is!"

"Tell me quickly, what's wrong with me?"

"You never told me about my illness. Even if it's not serious, I'm still scared!"

—

"If the fragile college student hadn't spoken up, I would have ignored the fact that Dr. Chen hadn't said anything about his condition."

"I also overlooked that. I can only say that in many cases, only the person concerned is the one who cares most about his or her own situation. No matter what they say, in reality, no one cares more about their situation than the person concerned."

"I think he's a little too anxious. Doctor Chen said it's not serious, so it must be true."

"That's right. Doctor Chen said that the serious cases are now in the hospital. For example, his roommate has been sent to the hospital with intracranial hemorrhage."

"Some people on the barrage only know how to make sarcastic remarks all day long. We all understand the truth, but the problem is, when it really happens to us, how many of us can remain calm?"

"When he persuaded his roommate to come to the school hospital, he specifically mentioned the issue of Feng Shui. Do you think that someone who said that would think that there is no problem with the Feng Shui of his dormitory?"

"The fragile college student: Although I only have a minor illness, combined with the feng shui of the dormitory, it could be the beginning of cancer!"

"6666!!!"

"..."

—

Chen Mu: "..."

It was obvious that the crispy college student in front of him was really scared.

Chen Mu now has an indescribable feeling.

Helplessly, he said, "Your problem is really not that big. You probably don't exercise much, and you don't eat much red meat. You just eat some noodles from roadside stalls, or just instant noodles with Coke?"

The boy feels guilty.

The boy nodded: "Yes..."

But the boy was a little unconvinced, "I'm not the only one, most of the people around me eat this way, at most they don't like noodles, so they just replace these with fried rice."

"When boys play games in the dormitory, they just order fried rice or something to get by."

"Or maybe just instant noodles?"

His roommates weren't the only ones nodding as he spoke.

Even the male interns behind Chen Mu were nodding their heads.

even.

Others spoke in accordance with the Tao.

"Doctor Chen, I think what he said makes sense. I am a medical student and my eating habits are similar to his."

"Isn't the biggest worry for young people today about what to eat next?"

"I've been eating instant noodles and fried rice for almost a week."

Listening to the chattering sounds around him, Chen Mu's face turned as black as the bottom of a pot.

His gloomy eyes fell on the intern doctor next to him who was talking the most cheerfully, "You still remember that you are studying medicine, then use the medical knowledge you have learned to tell me, is the eating habit you just mentioned healthy? Can it maintain the nutrition required by an adult? Will there be any problems with your body if you have such eating habits for a long time?"

Just the most talkative person in the crowd.

this moment.

He lowered his head guiltily, not daring to speak.

The fragile college student who was questioning Chen Mu just now shut his mouth silently and dared not say a word after seeing the intern being scolded.

—

"Although what Dr. Chen said seemed to make sense, but after careful reflection, I realized that his own eating habits were not that healthy either. Why was he so confident when he scolded others?"

"I think I saw an intern watching our live broadcast. Do you dare to question Dr. Chen loudly? I want to hear how Dr. Chen answers."

"The first time I met Dr. Chen, he was eating beef hotpot early in the morning, which is extremely bad for the stomach."

"It wasn't just the first time. His subsequent eating habits were heavy on oil, salt, spicy food, and sugar. He almost stepped on all the bad habits."

"Staying up late and overworked are also a factor."

"Shocked! It turns out that Dr. Chen, who said that others had bad living habits, himself had the worst living habits?!"

"You can say that Dr. Chen's eating habits are bad, but staying up late and overworking are not Dr. Chen's own problems. If Dr. Chen succeeds in resigning, his work and rest schedule will be a thousand times healthier than it is now."

"This is true. I saw Dr. Chen taking a rest at the school hospital several times. He hardly played with his phone and could fall asleep as soon as he closed his eyes."

"..."

—

I don’t know if it was the netizens on the live broadcast who gave the intern courage.

Someone actually had the guts to say to Chen Mu from behind: "Doctor Chen, your own eating habits aren't that healthy either!"

!!!

Everyone in the school clinic was shocked by this audacious guy.

Standing up and questioning Chen Mu at this time is no different from seeking death.

But the person who speaks is also relatively smart.

He spoke from behind the crowd, and by the time everyone subconsciously followed the source of the sound to look for him, he had already hidden away.

No one was seen speaking.

The remaining interns and fragile college students in the room subconsciously turned their gaze back to Chen Mu.

They all seem to be thinking.

If they were in Chen Mu's shoes and suddenly heard such doubts, how would they respond?

There are some other people.

I also feel like watching the fun to some extent.

Who knows.

Chen Mu just sneered, "Of course I know my habits are unhealthy, but I wish to get sick, do you wish to get sick too?"

Crispy college students: “…”

Interns: “…”

The two groups of people looked at each other.

All of a sudden.

No one could respond to Chen Mu's questioning just now.

Don't say this is in a hospital.

Adults all know how uncomfortable it is to be sick. Who would want to be sick?

No one dared to answer.

Chen Mu shrugged and continued to talk to himself, "As long as I suddenly get sick, I don't have to go to work."

—

"!!!!" "I know Dr. Chen doesn't like going to work, but I didn't expect he would be so resistant to it."

"From what I know, he might be able to handle a minor illness on his own. Doctor Chen should mean that it's okay to have a serious illness, right?"

"It's terrible! It's really terrible!"

"Every time I think I'm the person who hates going to work the most, as soon as Dr. Chen shows up, I know I've lost!"

"I don't understand how there could be someone in this world who hates working more than I do."

"Even when I was a student, I thought that if I was sick and didn't go to school, it was just a common cold or fever."

"Does no one think that Dr. Chen has had mental problems for a long time? When will Dr. Ye He arrive at Haicheng University? When he arrives, can he see our Dr. Chen first? I think our Dr. Chen's current mental state is really dangerous..."

"He is standing here alive, but there is a faint sense of death about him."

"This faint feeling of death actually has another way of describing it."

"What adjective? Curious..."

"Class taste..."

"..."

—

"Okay, Dr. Chen, I admit that my eating habits and daily routine are unhealthy."

Chen Mu's words have reached this point.

How can a brittle college student still have the courage to continue to be stubborn?
Keep your head down.

Admit your mistakes.

Chen Mu sighed, "Because of your eating habits and rest schedule, you are now malnourished. I will prescribe some Chinese medicine for you later. You can go back and take some medicine to replenish your body."

"I'll write down your name at the school hospital. Come back to see me for a follow-up checkup in half a month."

Hear the word malnutrition.

The fragile college student, who had been extremely nervous just now, instantly breathed a sigh of relief.

Chen Mu frowned. "Although malnutrition may not seem like a big problem on the surface, it can lead to a serious illness if it is ignored for a long time."

Having said that.

Chen Mu looked at the group of interns behind him and smiled. "Come on, the quiz is about to begin. Who can explain to this classmate and some viewers in the live broadcast room who may not believe in superstition the harm of long-term malnutrition?"

An intern holding a cup of coffee walked out from the crowd.

Talk freely in front of the camera.

"There are many explanations for this."

"Common consequences include low blood sugar, low blood lipids, sallow complexion, poor skin, edema, urinary system, cardiovascular, anemia, and gastrointestinal problems."

"These don't sound serious. What's really serious is probably a serious decline in the immune system."

"What are the possible consequences of a severe decline in the immune system?"

The scheming man in the white coat looked around with a smile.

After admiring the expressions of several crispy college students in the room for a while.

He just said: "Let me put it simply, that is, all consequences are possible!"

"All consequences are possible?" A fragile college student subconsciously repeated what he had said.

Just saw this guy.

He continued with a smile, "You can open some insurance policies and find out which diseases can and cannot be reimbursed, or read medical books."

"Basically, the probability of malnourished people getting sick is many times that of ordinary people, even 10 or 20 times. It is not impossible."

Malnourished crispy college student: "!!!"

—

"I thought Dr. Chen was already very good at scaring people, but this intern is even better than him."

"If you say that anything is possible when it comes to making money, I'd probably be happy to hear that, but if you say that anything is possible when it comes to getting sick, don't you think that's scary?"

"I took a look at the critical illness insurance and the diseases listed, and suddenly I felt that it was not necessary to watch the live broadcast. I'm going to sleep first, brothers!"

"I'm going to bed too! Brothers!"

"A young man who loves to stay up late was almost scared to tears by this guy's words. I just couldn't sleep in the middle of the night and watched a live broadcast. Is that a big deal?"

"Not being able to sleep in the middle of the night is also a disease. Go out and find a Chinese medicine clinic to get some Chinese medicine to calm your nerves, or buy some melatonin and take it, and adjust your work and rest schedule."

"You can also look up some healthy recipes online and give yourself some nutritional supplements. If dietary supplements are too troublesome, you can buy some pre-mixed vitamins and take one pack a day."

"I actually take vitamins, stay up late every day, and drink wolfberries!"

"Okay, okay! You guys are really going too far, are I the only one who stayed up all night without any preparation?"

"..."

—

The intern doctor looked at the already flustered college student with a smile and continued, "In fact, every year in the emergency department of the hospital, you can see many patients like you. Do you know why most of these people go to the emergency department?"

"Because of what?"

I knew clearly that what followed was not what I wanted to hear.

But the crispy college student couldn't suppress his curiosity and subconsciously continued the conversation.

He actually wanted to know too.

If he continues with his current routine, all kinds of consequences may await him.

It is also possible that there will be no consequences.

The Internet is so developed now.

Just open any real-time post and you can see many young people and even elderly people who are staying up late like you.

So many people in the country are staying up late, and so many people in the country have bad eating habits.

The fragile college student was trying hard to convince himself in his heart.

*
Just when he was still trying to convince himself, he saw the intern standing in front of him giving him a sunny smile.

Crisp college student: “…”

do not know why.

Just seeing the intern's smile, he felt a little creepy. What was going on?!
The intern in front of him, for a moment, had surpassed Chen Mu in his heart.

Become a more dangerous and terrifying figure than Chen Mu.

Under the terrified gaze of the fragile college student, the intern doctor smiled and continued, "It's basically cardiac arrest, sudden death. In fact, in today's clinical practice, if there is no one around who can perform cardiopulmonary resuscitation, the patient's survival rate is basically not high after the ambulance arrives."

Crisp college student: “…”

Intern: "In the past, the most common group of patients with this type of disease were middle-aged people, but in recent years, the incidence rate among young people has even exceeded that of middle-aged people."

"only……"

The intern touched his chin and said, "Actually, I can understand the incidence of middle-aged people. Many middle-aged people are married and need to bear the burden of the family. They work very hard and may have to work part-time after get off work. After finishing their part-time jobs, they have to go home to help their children with their homework."

"The pressure of life and family puts a huge burden on the body."

"but……"

The intern looked up and down at the fragile college student in front of him, who was obviously beginning to panic.

I continued to ask: "Perhaps this student can explain to me why many young adults also have a large incidence of sudden cardiac death?"

"Could it be?"

"Is it because you have a lot of study pressure?" (End of this chapter)