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    This temptation is quite big. Xie Wanying is thinking about it and almost takes the bait.

    Zhou Junpeng caught the expression on her face with his sly eyes. He obviously wanted to catch her, a person who was stubborn about academics, and he only needed to throw in some academic introductions.

    He and his senior walked to the door of the ward and parted ways.  The senior went down to the operating room on the third floor, and she walked to the neurosurgery department on the ninth floor.

    The ward where Dr. Hu lives is not difficult to find.

    The flowers sent by colleagues were placed on Dr. Hu¡¯s bedside table.  Dr. Hu can't see but can smell the flowers.

    Mr. Liu took time off during this period to spend time with his wife.  At this stage of life, the two of them are an old couple. Working together to tide over difficulties is the most meaningful thing for a couple who has shared joys and sorrows for most of their lives.

    "Teacher Hu." Xie Wanying approached the bed.

    Hearing her voice, Dr. Hu turned his head, looked into her eyes to see something about her clearly, and said, "You tied your hair today."

    I didn¡¯t go to work, so I had nothing to do. I styled my hair in a casual style and tied it into a ponytail.

    Xie Wanying felt that the patient's eyes seemed to be getting better and asked: "Teacher Hu, your eyes are¡ª¡ª"

    "After being hospitalized, Dr. Cao prescribed some medicine. Strangely, my eyes felt a little better after taking them." Dr. Hu said that this was the reason why she insisted on staying and letting Cao Yong treat her.

    "Dr. Cao is amazing. He said there is no need for injections and he only needs to take pills." Mr. Liu added.

    Ordinary people who don¡¯t understand medicine always think that it¡¯s best to get an injection quickly.  In fact, it is not. What determines the efficacy is whether the medicine is used correctly and whether it is suitable for the disease and the cause of the patient's disease.

    Domestic intravenous injection has a tendency to be abused.

    Part of the reason may be that some doctors are not skilled or have limited medical technology. The pills they prescribe are not suitable for the cause of the disease, so they have to use large doses intravenously to cover up this fact.  Another part of the reason is that some patients seek speed and want to be cured as soon as possible, forcing doctors to prescribe intravenous injections.

    Intravenous injection has a faster onset of action than oral medication. The correct way to use intravenous injection in clinical practice is generally to deal with emergencies, very urgent emergencies, emergencies that endanger the patient's life. If oral medication is used at this time, it may be too late.

    What is an emergency is not just because the patient and family members think the patient's condition is urgent.  Doctors need to look at various examination indicators to make a judgment.  Some patients may not have obvious clinical symptoms, but the indicators detected are critical.  Some patients feel that their condition is serious and urgent, but the test indicators show that it is not urgent.

    There are some drugs that do not have oral preparations and can only be injected intravenously. Some diseases have special usage and require intravenous injection. In these cases, intravenous injection is also the only option.  Therefore, professional matters need to be left to the judgment of professionals.

    In the above-mentioned environment of the doctor-patient relationship, when you suddenly see a doctor who can relieve the patient's symptoms by using only oral medicine without injections, ordinary people like Mr. Liu, who are laymen, can't help but praise this doctor to the gods.

    Xie Wanying estimated that Senior Brother Cao could only smile helplessly when he heard his family members praise him like this.

    This is not at all a doctor's fault. Brother Cao is doing his duty as a doctor based on medical principles.  Another reason why Brother Cao doesn't like the praise of the patient's family is that when the patient's condition requires him to change the treatment plan and require intravenous injection, the patient's family will change their attitude and think that he is crazy.

    Dr. Hu pulled her husband and said: "Since we believe in Dr. Cao, we only need to listen to Dr. Cao's arrangements." (Remember the website address: www.hlnovel.com
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