Restarting life by going to the countryside to support medical work

Chapter 111 Moving forward with a heavy load
Li Yancheng had just returned to the clinic and hadn't even sat down when someone came to see a doctor.

It can't be said to be treating a disease, it's treating an injury.

This man had been injured while on a mission before, with two cuts and a stab wound on his body.

The wound has healed long ago, but when the weather changes or it gets cold in winter, the wound will become sore and painful, which is extremely uncomfortable.

In the past, when encountering this kind of situation, the only thing he could do was take painkillers. But today, a new doctor came, so this person wanted to see if the new doctor had any solution.

Pain means nothing, and general means nothing.

Pain is caused by the abnormal flow of qi, blood, dampness, cold, heat and other factors in the meridians. When the meridians are blocked or unobstructed, the flow of qi and blood is hindered, and pain will occur.

If this happens to this person today, it is caused by poor blood circulation.

It was simple to let Li Yancheng treat him. It was just acupuncture and he didn't even need to take any medicine. Twenty minutes later, when the needles were removed from his body, the man kept poking the wound on his body with his fingers, with a look of surprise on his face.

"Doctor Li, am I alright?"

"It's not good. It's July now. I estimate that by the end of the year or January of next year, when it's cold in winter, the soreness will reappear. It's okay. You can come to see me then. According to your physical condition, it won't hurt after two or three times."

Although it will still hurt, this person is already very satisfied when he thinks that he can last for half a year.

"Thank you, Dr. Li. Thank you, Dr. Li."

"You're welcome, you should."

"Uh...do I need to take any medicine?"

"No, you should take less painkillers in the future. If you feel uncomfortable anywhere, just come to me. Don't always use painkillers. No matter how strong your body is, it won't be able to withstand the pain."

"I see. Thank you, Doctor Li. I'll be over first."

"Um"

Unexpectedly, the new doctor looked young but was actually quite capable. The man put on his clothes and walked out happily. However, he stopped after taking two steps and turned around to ask.

"Doctor Li, we have several brothers in the same situation as me. Whenever the weather changes, their healed wounds will become sore. Can they also come for acupuncture?"

"No problem. We'll treat each case individually. If anyone feels unwell, just ask them to come over."

"Okay, I'll ask them to go now."

In half an afternoon, because there were not enough needles, they had to come one by one. A total of seven people were operated on. All those who were at home had been operated on, and it was said that there were still a few who were out on missions.

The most important one among them is Li Zhiguang, the deputy director of the office, who has a very unique surname.

When Su Xiaotong took him to meet his colleagues in the morning, he only felt that there was something wrong with Deputy Director Li's right leg, but he didn't think much about it.

He only realized after someone came over that the deputy director's right leg was not just a problem. He had no leg below the thigh at all. It was blown off when he was on a capture mission in the tenth year after the founding of the People's Republic of China. Now he was wearing a prosthetic limb that he had someone make for him.

Li Yancheng deeply admired those who were injured or even sacrificed in the course of their missions. Just like the saying that was circulated on the Internet in later generations, there is no such thing as a peaceful life. It's just that someone is carrying the burden for you. After seeing off Deputy Director Li who came last, Li Yancheng breathed a sigh of relief and then noticed that three nurses, including Nurse Liu, were standing in the corner of the house, looking at him with shining eyes.

"Why do you look at me like this?"

"Doctor Li, Xiaoya said that you are a very skilled doctor, and we have just seen it. When you are free, can you... can you give us three a lecture, either Chinese or Western medicine?"

The nurse who was speaking was called Yang Wen, the oldest of the three, 29 years old this year. The Xiaoya she mentioned was Nurse Liu, whom Li Yancheng had met before in the Public Security Hospital.

Looking at the longing eyes of the three men in white coats, some abnormal images suddenly popped up in Li Yancheng's mind. He shook unconsciously and quickly drove those shameful images out of his mind.

"Well...if you have nothing else to do, of course you can, but what I want to say is that it's not that easy to change jobs. There are quotas every year, and you should be very clear about that. I don't think it's necessary to focus on changing to a doctor's position. The position in the Chinese and Western pharmacy is actually very good, and the transfer exam is relatively simple."

Nursing is a laborious job and one can no longer do it as one gets older and loses energy. If one does not have any special connections and wants to transfer to an administrative position, it will be really difficult after the age of 40.

Therefore, most nurses nowadays start to learn on their own after being assigned to a hospital after graduation, and try to change jobs if possible.

The available staffing is limited, and the transfer examination is based on merit, and there is also a limit on the number of candidates. As far as Li Yancheng knows, there is a nurse in the Obstetrics and Gynecology Department of the First Hospital who has taken the transfer examination five times and is still a nurse.

She just wouldn't listen to the advice. Director Ding of the Obstetrics and Gynecology Department had told her a long time ago that she shouldn't just focus on becoming a doctor, and that working in a pharmacy was also a good idea. But she just wouldn't listen. Now, there won't be any vacancies for doctors in the First Hospital in the next two or three years, so she can't take the exam even if she wants to.

As soon as he finished speaking, Yang Wen and another nurse named Xu's eyes lit up even brighter.

The two said in unison: "We are preparing for the pharmacy exam."

The three of them are officially employed by the Public Security Hospital, and are on secondment here. The difference between them and Li Yancheng is that their salary relationship has been transferred.

If you can successfully transfer to another position, you can go back to work in the hospital, which will be much easier. If you can become a doctor, you can also be officially transferred here, and your salary and various benefits will be greatly increased.

In short, job transfer can be said to be for personal gain. Of course, it is mainly due to policy permission.

The three nurses were very happy to get Li Yancheng's agreement. It was much better to have someone knowledgeable to teach them than to guess blindly on their own.

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Today, Su Xiaotong let Li Yancheng see what work efficiency is. He talked about things at three o'clock in the afternoon. When he got off work at six o'clock, he just walked out of the gate and saw two jeeps driving over. The two brothers of the Zhu family had been taken out of a prison in the suburbs of Beijing.

Seeing Li Yancheng walking out of the gate, Su Xiaotong asked the car to take him in first and he got out of the car.

"What are the names of the Zhu brothers?"

"The eldest is Zhu Yongxiang, and the second is Zhu Yongan."

"Zhu Yongxiang, Zhu Yongyang, haha, don't tell me, it's really possible that you heard it wrong at that time."

"Indeed," Su Xiaotong nodded in agreement.

"When I found his information from the city bureau, I realized as soon as I saw the name that it was very likely that we misheard because the guy didn't speak clearly at the time."

(End of this chapter)