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Chapter 157: Why is Irregular Menstruation Tagred in Red? A Terminal Illness?! [Second Update, Requesting Monthly Tickets]

And indeed, he did have some suggestions for prevention and treatment.

Since everyone wanted to ask, Wanqing gave another hint.

He might as well just say it out loud, so that everyone can take precautions against this type of disease.

[Ding! Congratulations, host, for successfully completing the task of persuading someone to go to the hospital. Your current reputation points have increased by 200.]

[Professional Reputation: LV5: 5440/5000 (Can be promoted to resident physician)]

Professional reputation is automatically added.

At this moment, he has arrived at 5,440.

Last night I scanned Prince Baylor and used the Precision feature once. My points increased from 5120 to 5220. Now I've gained another 200 points, bringing my total to 5440 points.

[Task 1: Increase Professional Reputation; 5000 more must be obtained within two months.]

One of the assessments for my promotion to resident physician level is to obtain 5,000 points within two months, which is simply to reach 10,000 points.

This seems to be the simplest one at the moment.

After all, it's only September 2nd, and I'm already close to 5,500.

"Wow! Veterinarian Zhang actually did some science education!"

"Actually, watching Veterinarian Zhang's live streams not only helps you learn about animals, but also helps you improve your physical health."

"Yes, this live stream was really packed with useful information. As a TCM enthusiast, I'm really interested in how to prevent and treat stomach cancer from a TCM perspective."

Zhang Lingchuan's explanation quickly caused the live stream chat to surge again.

"First and foremost, we must detect and eradicate Helicobacter pylori in a timely manner, as it is a major cause of stomach cancer."

"Secondly, those with atrophic gastritis, ulcers, polyps, or other stomach diseases should actively seek proper treatment and not self-medicate. They should also follow their doctor's advice to have regular gastroscopy checkups."

Zhang Lingchuan then began to speak.

It is essential to undergo relevant Helicobacter pylori testing.

If you have a stomach problem, you must receive proper medical treatment.

Don't think you're a miracle doctor who knows everything. If you really thought that the little you've learned made you a great doctor, then regular hospitals and medical universities would have gone out of business long ago.
Therefore, blind self-confidence is harmful to both oneself and others.

After these words were spoken, many people even took out their phones to quickly write them down, and some even started recording the conversation.

"Thirdly, improve your lifestyle habits and eat less takeout, barbecue, high-salt, high-sugar, smoked, grilled, and pickled foods."

"Fourth, don't smoke, drink less alcohol, don't stay up late, and eat more fresh fruits and vegetables."

Try not to eat too much salt, such as pickled vegetables and salted fish, as this can damage the gastric mucosal barrier. According to the Dietary Guidelines for Chinese Residents, the total amount of salt consumed by each person per day should not exceed 5 grams.

Grilling produces benzopyrene and benzopyrene, which are known carcinogens and increase the risk of stomach cancer.

In short, you must pay attention to your diet.

Stomach cancer is caused by foodborne illness.

"Yes!!"

"This is really important."

"I really brought my stomach problems on myself. I skipped dinner, drank iced Americano on an empty stomach, and loved spicy food. Then I felt unwell and went for a gastroscopy. The doctor said I had atrophic gastritis at such a young age. Luckily, I tested negative for Helicobacter pylori. Please don't follow my example."

"After listening, I understand. I will not eat junk food, I will not eat street food or takeout, I will not eat food containing synthetic products, I will eat less snacks and not drink fake alcohol, I will stay away from inferior agricultural products, I will wash food thoroughly, and I will not stay up late and will exercise."

"I'm currently on a diet. For breakfast, I eat pumpkin, purple sweet potato, oatmeal, and yogurt. For lunch, I have two eggs and a banana. For dinner, I eat boiled vegetables with vinegar and black pepper. I feel that this kind of life is very healthy and I'm very satisfied. I think I can keep eating like this forever."

When Zhang Lingchuan was talking about the third and fourth points...

Many viewers in the live stream started leaving comments.

Some people even shared the same feeling.

After all, this is a common form of advertising related to stomach ailments.

"The fifth point is to exercise in moderation, lose weight to reach the standard range, and at the same time relieve stress and maintain a happy mood, since stagnation of qi can lead to illness."

Obesity is the root of all diseases, so losing weight is very important.

Most importantly, don't put too much emotional pressure on yourself and keep a cheerful mood.

"Yes, emotions are a major factor in the development of various cancers. When you are in a bad mood, you will not pay attention to various precautions and will indulge yourself. It is really important to manage your emotions. However, in today's society, anxiety is really hard to get rid of."

"That's right. The root cause now is the increasing pressure, especially since the stomach and emotions are most closely related. Many people can only relieve their mood by consuming high-salt and high-oil foods when they are in a bad mood or under a lot of pressure."

"Sigh, as a student, I want to say that many students, especially high school students, have stomach problems. Stomach problems, hunchbacks, and nearsightedness are basically standard. You can protect your liver by not drinking alcohol, and you can protect your lungs by not smoking, but you can't escape stomach problems. It's too difficult."

"Yes, the older generation of stomach cancer was mainly due to dietary habits, such as being frugal and eating leftovers, and the rural areas also had the habit of pickling food. The main reason for the younger age of onset is stress, depression and various emotional factors. That's why stomach cancer is becoming increasingly prevalent among younger people, while liver cancer, lung cancer and oral cancer are not, because habits such as drinking, smoking and chewing betel nuts are not fully prevalent among young people. However, most young people cannot escape high-pressure environments."

Speaking of emotions...

It truly resonated with people from all walks of life.

Because the overall social environment is chaotic, there are too many idiots, making it difficult not to feel anxious or angry.

"The last point is that if you are over forty years old, you should have a gastroscopy as soon as possible. If there is a family member with gastrointestinal cancer, you should have a gastrointestinal endoscopy as early as possible, for example, at age 35. But don't do it too often. Once every three years is usually enough, because stomach cancer is one of the slowest-growing cancers. These are all my suggestions. Whether from the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine or Western medicine, the prevention and treatment are actually very similar."

This was the last piece of advice Zhang Lingchuan gave.

The most direct way to check for stomach cancer is through gastroscopy.

However, frequent gastroscopy can damage the stomach and is not a pleasant experience for the individual.

It is recommended to have a gastroscopy about once every three years.

"Indeed, it's not necessary to have a gastroscopy every year. It's a very slow-growing type of cancer, so once every three to five years is enough."

"Yes, frequent gastroscopy can also be harmful to your health. Regular gastroscopy is uncomfortable, and painless gastroscopy requires anesthesia. Both are harmful."

"I had a regular gastroscopy once, and it showed a duodenal bulb ulcer called superficial gastritis. I didn't dare to go for a follow-up examination, and several years have passed since then."

"Almost every adult has superficial gastritis. I had the same result from a gastroscopy two years ago. The doctor didn't even bother to prescribe any medication and just told me to eat less spicy food and drink less carbonated beverages."

"Thank you so much, Dr. Zhang, for the science lesson! I've taken it all down and will definitely try my best to correct my bad habits in the future! Health is everything!"

"Let's wait for the white designer to release the results. Teacher Zhang, you must release an update. Today's live stream really made my heart race."

Chatting and chatting.

The topic then shifted to the stomach and evolved into the realm of health.

Yes, even if you hold a high position of power, even if you become the world's richest person, if you lose your health, everything is equal to zero.

You can't take anything with you when you're born or when you die; you only have everything if you have health.

"Okay, let's stop here about stomach cancer. Please rest assured, if Ms. Bai gets the results and informs me, I will definitely post them on Douyin as soon as possible. As for the live broadcast, are there any more appointments to be made? Hurry up, the live broadcast will end in about half an hour, and then I will go home. The rest of the treatment will be handled by Dr. Song."

Zhang Lingchuan temporarily put the matter aside.

It's already 3:30, and it will be 4:00 in half an hour.

His original plan was to broadcast live from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., but today, because the patients arrived earlier, he started broadcasting half an hour earlier.

So the broadcast started at 12:30, and it's 3:30 now, so it's been broadcasting for three hours already.

The group meeting is at six o'clock; it's going to be another busy day.

So he should give more time to the people sitting here, all of whom are surrounded by green hats.

Some said their pets were on their way.

They came over to take a look first.

If they were really on their way, they should have arrived by now.

After all, this isn't Qingxian County, where I can stream all day, even until six or seven in the morning.

"This……"

"Veterinarian Zhang, there's only half an hour left."

"Why so fast? Our pets haven't even arrived yet."

Those who had gathered to watch the spectacle became excited upon hearing these words.

"The main reason is that this is not Qingxian County. As a miserable third-year graduate student, there are still many things to do at school, so I can only stream until 4 pm at most."

He had originally thought that not many people would come today.

To my surprise, more than a dozen people came today, and more than twenty people registered.

"I understand, fellow research student."

"I really can't understand it. Zhang, you're from the veterinary college, not only are you a skilled surgeon, but you also know traditional Chinese medicine. Most importantly, your pulse diagnosis is amazing—you're number one in the college! How did you learn all that?!"

"Hey buddy upstairs, we have to learn to acknowledge the diversity of human beings. Some people are just there to make up the numbers, like me... As a student of Traditional Chinese Medicine, I still can't even feel a slippery pulse, yet I can diagnose cancer by taking a pulse. I think that's amazing!"

……

[Zhang the Veterinarian's daily live stream viewership: 1062952.]

[Veterinarian Daily Live Streaming Competition Daily Popularity Ranking NO.5.]

The number of people entering the live stream is still steadily increasing.

We are currently 30,000 units away from fourth place.

I wonder if I can surpass the fourth-place animal nutritionist today.

Talk about it.

She genuinely hadn't expected that there would be no one online during the live stream.

I guess there were just too many people joining in the fun.

"Wow...so many people! Do we have to wait in line?"

Just then, a woman in her thirties or forties, wearing a dark red dress and carrying an ethnic-style handbag, walked in.

Look how many people are in the clinic.

The other person's gaze faltered slightly.

"Hello, ma'am. Now at Chun You Lai Clinic, you don't need to queue. You can just register and see a doctor for 20 yuan. The only thing is that the consultation will be conducted via live stream. Is that acceptable to you?"

Song Wanqing immediately stepped forward and began to speak. In her memory, this older sister seemed to be a wild one.

"I know, I know, I'm also a fan of Veterinarian Zhang. I've come here to ask you to perform a spaying surgery on my cat, Fat Orange. Tao Tao, come in."

As she spoke, the woman in the burgundy dress waved to the outside, and in an instant, a girl who looked remarkably like her, about eleven or twelve years old, walked in, carrying a chubby yellow orange cat in her arms.

"Mom, you take it. I'll wait for you here with my bag."

The girl was wearing the uniform of a primary or junior high school in Northeast China.

After handing the cat to his mother, he took her ethnic-style bag and sat down on the soft sofa in the waiting area lounge.

"You little brat, fine!"

The woman gave her daughter a disapproving look, then quickly stepped into the live stream's camera range while holding the cat.

Song Wanqing then gave a close-up shot of the person holding the cat.

So you came here from watching Teacher Zhang's live stream too? That's good, otherwise I would have had to go through the trouble of explaining.

"Hello Dr. Zhang, I've brought my cat here to get her spayed/neutered."

The woman said this after placing the cat on the table.

"Sterilize them!"

"Haha, is this a male or female cat? If it's a female, the neutering process will probably take an hour, right? Veterinarian Zhang, you're going to exceed your time limit again!"

"I have a feeling that this auntie has ulterior motives. If you don't believe me, just keep watching. It seems like the time might even be extended."

Studio.

After the woman in the burgundy dress finished speaking.

The viewers started commenting.

"Sterilization...did you make an appointment with Dr. Song beforehand?"

Upon hearing the word "sterilization," Zhang Lingchuan asked curiously, glancing in Old Song's direction at the same time.

Old Song shook his head slightly; no one had ever made an appointment with him.

I hardly ever see two people at my clinic.

I often practice calligraphy here.

"No, no, I just saw you live streaming and then I suddenly remembered that my cat needs to be spayed, so I drove over here. This is my first time at Chun You Lai Clinic."

The woman in the burgundy dress is named Liu Xiangyi.

He then began to explain.

"Oh, so you mean you didn't make an appointment? Madam, do you know anything about sterilization?"

Zhang Lingchuan asked curiously.

"Huh? Sterilization? What's that?"

As expected, Liu Xiangyi was completely dumbfounded.

Even many people present felt the same way.

Only a few people seemed to have suddenly realized something.

"Normally, cat spaying/neutering surgery cannot be done immediately. Generally, the cat needs to fast for more than 10 hours and abstain from water for more than 8 hours before the surgery. So, friends in the live stream, if you want to have your pet, such as your cat, spayed/neutered in the future, it is recommended to prepare in advance to avoid making a wasted trip."

After answering the other person's question, Zhang Lingchuan even gave a science lesson in front of the camera.

"Oh, so that's what asking about appointments meant!"

"I was a bit confused too. I was thinking of taking my pet to the vet, and I had to make an appointment? There's no one seeing patients at Dr. Zhang's clinic. I didn't know there were such prerequisites for spaying/neutering."

"Haha, I didn't know this thing existed back then, and I went there for nothing the first time. So Dr. Zhang's popular science explanation is actually very useful for many novices."

"Yes, this is a blind spot for many people."

Studio.

Everyone was just wondering why Dr. Zhang was acting strangely.

Until this last sentence was spoken.

Then everyone understood.

That's what happened.

Everyone agreed with what Zhang Lingchuan said.

"Oh? I didn't know that sterilization required fasting and abstaining from water for such a long time. Well... I guess I'll have to schedule it another time..."

Liu Xiangyi's expression at this moment was slightly awkward and haggard.

Although I like cats, I haven't had my cat spayed or neutered.

Later, after learning that cats' reproductive history can affect their lifespan, I finally discussed it with my daughter and decided to have them spayed/neutered.

Luckily, Veterinarian Zhang was here, and she was also a fan of the other party, so she brought him over.

Who would have thought that surgery couldn't be performed?

"Yes, if you want to have Fat Orange sterilized, please come tomorrow. However, I may not be available for consultations tomorrow, but Dr. Song's surgery skills are also quite good."

Zhang Lingchuan nodded.

He learned that Lao Song had previously worked as a human doctor before becoming a veterinarian.

So they do have the technical skills.

"Okay, okay... Well, I'll come over tomorrow. And Dr. Zhang, can I ask you for a small favor today?"

Liu Xiangyi originally planned to ask after Pang Ju was sterilized.

Who would have thought that it wouldn't be possible to do it today?

She certainly didn't come all this way just to get her fat orange cat neutered; there was another reason she wanted to consult about its condition.

"Of course, just say so."

Zhang Lingchuan's gaze was fixed on the woman.

Actually, when the mother and daughter appeared together, he felt that the other party bringing the cat to be spayed was just an excuse.

The real reason should be to seek medical advice.

It's okay. Actually, I would have reminded them even if they hadn't asked.

"Haha, I told you! This auntie's real intentions weren't what they seemed!"

"Oh no, oh no, could this woman have some kind of terminal illness?"

"I could clearly sense that Veterinarian Zhang was very interested; this might really put Auntie in danger!!"

"Yes, based on the previous seventeen cases, if there were no problems, the first thing the other party should have said was, 'My abilities are limited; I can't diagnose your condition, please leave.' But that wasn't the case at all!!"

Hearing Zhang Lingchuan's words and seeing his meaningful expression, everyone in the live stream felt their hearts leap into their throats.

It's not a good thing that Dr. Zhang is interested.

"Thank you, thank you, Veterinarian Zhang. It's like this, my daughter isn't feeling well, and since our family really believes in traditional Chinese medicine, and you're a renowned TCM doctor, we thought we'd bring her here for you to take a look... You see..."

Liu Xiangyi said a little shyly.

"Okay, let your daughter come over so I can take her pulse! Everyone, because this involves minors, we'll have to adjust the camera positions for now."

Zhang Lingchuan nodded, and then spoke to the audience in the live stream.

Actually, he knew the woman's purpose as soon as the mother and daughter came in.

Because of the tops of these two people's heads.

One is green and the other is red.

And the green one is naturally this lady.

The one in red is a little girl holding a cat.

This made him very curious. What kind of problem could such a little girl have that she had a red label?

You should know that the red label means that if you don't intervene in your current illness and let it develop, you will die within three years.

"Thank you, Veterinarian Zhang! Tao Tao, come over here quickly!!"

Liu Xiangyi shouted at it.

"Oh……"

The girl named Tao Tao got up.

Song Wanqing adjusted the camera position before the other party arrived.

Because girls of this age have a need to protect their privacy.

Parents' promises are useless.

Therefore, they must protect each other's privacy.

quite a while.

The camera feed in the live stream changed.

What everyone saw was the back view of a girl who was about 1.6 meters tall and wearing a school uniform of the same style as those in Northeast China.

The fact that the other person's face cannot be seen in the live stream is a form of indirect protection.

"Veterinarian Zhang, this is what's going on. My child is 13 years old this year and has some irregular menstruation. She bleeds every seven or eight days and it lasts for seven or eight days. At the same time, she doesn't eat, but she doesn't feel hungry. She always says there's something in her stomach. The most important thing is that it's been ten days since she last had a bowel movement."

Liu Xiangyi then began to describe it.

The girl who was reluctant to get close just now actually had a pretty strong mental fortitude; she didn't lower her head or blush.

I just listened quietly.

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