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Parasite clumps are clump-like structures formed by various intestinal parasites gathering and entwining in the intestinal lumen. Children are most prone to mechanical intestinal obstruction due to this problem.

The most common parasite is the roundworm.

"Why didn't you bring the child to the hospital to get the pagoda-shaped candy?" Qin Qing asked the child's mother.

Children nowadays love to drink unboiled water, which makes them very susceptible to intestinal worm infections.

The hospital regularly distributes pagoda-shaped sugar tablets, which can be obtained for free.

The child's mother said sheepishly, "I've only been here for two months, so I don't know much about these things."

Two new groups of military dependents have recently arrived on the island.

Most of them come from rural areas and are unlikely to be aware of these problems.

After the child finished having diarrhea, he lay back down on the bed.

Her complexion looked much better; it wasn't as pale as before.

Lin Zhilan massaged his stomach, and he actually dozed off.

The Western doctors looked at each other, their expressions extremely complex.

There was surprise, admiration, and of course, a little bit of embarrassment.

The head of internal medicine approached Lin Zhilan and humbly asked, "Dr. Lin, can this medication be used for patients with intestinal obstruction?"

Intestinal obstruction is an acute abdominal condition and is very difficult to treat.

This applies to both internal medicine and surgery.

If traditional Chinese medicine can effectively treat this disease, it would be a great boon to hospitals.

Lin Zhilan covered the child with a blanket and said softly, "There are indeed medicines in traditional Chinese medicine for intestinal obstruction, but it is difficult for laymen to identify which type of obstruction the patient has."

Traditional Chinese medicine, when used correctly, can save lives; when used incorrectly, it can cause death. I dare not teach you anything recklessly.

"Yes, yes, yes," everyone quickly echoed.

Once the obstruction is cleared, there shouldn't be any major problems for the child.

Lin Zhilan prepared to take Lin Zijun and Qin Qing back.

The child's mother called out to her, "Dr. Lin, why don't we take this child to your Traditional Chinese Medicine department?"

The doctors remained silent.

There's nothing I can do; it's my own fault for being less skilled than others.

Lin Zhilan said, "The child is basically fine, but he has diarrhea and an abnormal electrolyte balance, so it's more convenient for him to receive intravenous fluids at the Western medicine clinic."

The doctors at our hospital are all very capable; you can't go wrong by listening to them.

This is somewhat of a defense of Western medicine.

The other doctors couldn't help but feel secretly grateful.

Back in the Traditional Chinese Medicine department, Qin Qing asked curiously, "Master, didn't you really think it smelled bad just now? I didn't see your expression change at all."

Lin Zhilan beckoned them closer, saying, "I was faking it; this way, I'll seem more like a master."

Qin Qing: "..."

Lin Zijun: "..."

After making a joke at her two apprentices, Lin Zhilan casually opened her medical record book and began to record the little boy's treatment process.

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Jiang Chengzhou's summer vacation has finally come to an end.

When school reopened, he, along with Li Xuan and Yan Yuan, went directly to the second grade on the teacher's advice.

Xiao Linlin has also made her own best friend.

Although Nannan is older than her, Nannan is currently very afraid to go out and socialize due to psychological problems, and is temporarily unable to attend school.

But she wasn't afraid of Linlin; on the contrary, she liked following Linlin around.

As a family, everyone has their own things to do.

Life was fulfilling, and the days slipped by like flowing water.

The island has experienced several typhoons this year, none of which were severe and caused no loss of life or property.

Even Liu Chunhua, who has spent the longest time on the island, said that this year is the year with the best weather and abundant harvests.

Unfortunately, the biggest typhoon of the year made landfall in Bao'an County, not far from Guangzhou.

Su Lang was sent to provide disaster relief.

Bao'an County is a small fishing village on the coast. This typhoon almost overturned most of the village.

Houses collapsed, fishing boats sank, and farmland was flooded.

I heard there were quite a few casualties.

Su Lang was gone for almost half a month.

When Lin Zhilan heard that medical personnel could be sent there, she discussed it with her child, took two days off, packed a medical kit, a change of clothes, and some food and bread, and went to Bao'an County with the medical team.

The island was in utter devastation.

When Su Lang heard that she was coming, he ran over to pick her up, covered in mud.

His gaze was complicated, but he didn't ask her why she had come. Instead, he softly asked, "Are you tired?"

"What's so tiring about traveling by boat?"

Lin Zhilan looked around; there wasn't a single person nearby.

The adults are busy with post-disaster reconstruction, clearing roads, and digging up buried houses to rebuild them.

The children were helping out in small ways.

Like most people on the islands, the people here make a living by fishing. Therefore, they also need to repair their boats.

In short, natural disasters did not defeat people.

Su Lang first led her to the tent.

Lin Zhilan asked, "The houses here don't seem very sturdy. A slightly stronger typhoon could easily topple them, right?"

Su Lang poured her a cup of hot water. "This is good. We were so poor. We used to live in a thatched hut. When a typhoon came, the whole house was blown away. Now, only the roof is left. We just need to fix the roof, and we can live there right away."

Lin Zhilan opened the package she had brought, took out a change of clothes and shoes, and handed them to him.

"When do you have time to take a hot shower? Your clothes are all smelly."

Su Lang took a few steps back, a smile on his face.

He's been wearing the same clothes for seven or eight days now.

It gets wet when it's dry, and then it gets dry again when it's wet.

It does smell a bit unpleasant.

"Are you not busy right now? Wait here for me, I'll go take a shower first?" Su Lang asked her.

Lin Zhilan nodded slightly. "I took leave to come, but I still have to go help out with the medical team later. But there's no rush. Go take a shower first."

Su Lang carried a bucket of water to the bathhouse at the back.

It was called a bathhouse, but it was actually just a small shed enclosed by a large banana leaf.

He quickly rinsed off and changed into clean clothes and shoes.

Lin Zhilan glanced at his tent; it was very tidy inside, and Su Lang probably didn't have time to mess it up.

She took out the bread and used water from the thermos to make him two spoonfuls of malted milk powder.

As soon as Su Lang returned, she handed him these things, saying, "Eat something first; you've lost weight."

Su Lang was indeed hungry. He put down his dirty clothes and went to get the bread and water.

He first held it to Lin Zhilan's lips, "You take a bite first."

Lin Zhilan glanced at him and said, "Alright, just eat in peace. I'll go wash your clothes."

Su Lang stopped her, "No need, it'll only take a couple of rubs."

Su Lang never asked Lin Zhilan to wash clothes, especially since the ones she had just changed out of were dirty and smelly, and it was impossible for her to let Lin Zhilan touch them.

Lin Zhilan did not force her.

I walked over to his bed and rummaged through it.

It was called a bed, but it was really just a few wooden planks covered with straw and then covered with a raincoat.

The typhoon had just passed, and the air was very damp. The straw was soggy and smelled musty.

A small stove was built at the entrance, with two bundles of firewood placed next to it.

On the stone sat a small half-bag of grain and several lunchboxes engraved with names.

Lin Zhilan felt a pang of sympathy.

"I should have brought you more things; otherwise, it probably wouldn't have been ready in a short time."