Chapter 2838 Those Two People Who Frightened My Grandson

Zheng Ren glanced at Su Yun. His mother didn't even see him when he returned to Haicheng, which shows the relationship between mother and child. When they met, his mother urged him to have a grandson. He said that his mother bought financial products, each with its own reasons, and no one could convince the other.

Family relationships are intricate, and it seems to be more difficult than seeing a doctor. It's like Uncle Ning... Zheng Ren's head starts to hurt when he thinks of this.

"That's true. My mother is the more sensible one." Zhou Chunyong sighed, "My family is not short of money, but a few days ago, I was tricked into going to some lectures with free eggs."

Having said that, the operation was over, the airtight lead door opened, and Gao Shaojie walked out.

He glanced at Boss Zheng and Su Yun first, then smiled at Zhou Chunyong, and stood silently behind Zheng Ren.

"A little problem, but not a big one." Zheng Ren said, explaining to Gao Shaojie a few minor things in the operation just now.

Su Yun smiled and said, "Old Gao, what will your parents do when you come to the imperial capital?"

"I have six children in my family. I'm leaving here. My brother and sister will take care of them." Gao Shaojie didn't know why Su Yun asked this question, but he still answered normally.

"Look, it's good to have more children." Zhou Chunyong laughed.

"It's not uncommon for several children in the family to fight over the inheritance and not let anyone else go." Su Yun directly turned back, not polite.

Zheng Ren felt that this topic was a bit far away, so he said to Zhou Chunyong, "Director Zhou, after the surgery, shall we go see the eye together?"

"What are you looking at? A mechanical arm? It would be great if you went to see it together." Zhou Chunyong asked.

"..." Zheng Ren spread his hands.

"Look at the aunt who becomes incontinent when she coughs." Su Yun said, "Director Zhou, your memory is not very good. You forget what you just said when you turn around."

Zhou Chunyong smiled wryly, how could he have thought that Boss Zheng, a busy man, would go to see a patient he just mentioned casually.

"Continuous coughing, nothing happened on CT scan, it's really strange." Su Yun imitated Zheng Ren's voice and said vividly, "Go and take a look, ask the medical history, and find out what the disease is."

"Well, I don't want to understand the truth. There are many possibilities. I can't ask about the medical history yet. Go and have a look, or I always feel something wrong in my heart." Zheng Ren said with a smile.

Zhou Chunyong further deepened the impression that Boss Zheng is not lively, but he maintains a strong curiosity about all kinds of patients.

In fact, asking Boss Zheng to go out doesn't seem to be very difficult. You can ask him out just by finding two patients, Zhou Chunyong thought to himself.

More than an hour later, after the operation was completed, Zheng Ren changed his clothes and went down to watch the circle. After the operation, the patient took off his white clothes, put on his coat and left with Zhou Chunyong.

After driving to the Affiliated Hospital of Medical University and entering the emergency observation room, Zheng Ren saw an inexplicable diagnosis—reflux esophagitis and sliding hiatal hernia.

Comparing the little medical history he knew, Zheng Ren immediately understood why the patient had symptoms of repeated coughing.

The patient's hiatal hernia should be of acquired type.

Acquired mainly due to diaphragmatic esophageal fascia, relaxation of esophageal ligaments and increased intra-abdominal pressure and other factors induced. Generally more inclined to acquired factors is the main cause of disease. Except for some congenital juvenile patients, most hiatal hernias are seen in middle-aged and elderly patients.

Simply put, as we get older, the muscles begin to relax, and the diaphragmatic feet around the esophagus begin to have cracks, thus forming a hiatal hernia.

Hollow organs such as the stomach and intestines can sometimes enter the chest cavity, compressing the lungs and causing coughing.

But the patient is fine every time for the checkup, because he has to fast for food and water when he comes to the hospital for the checkup, and he has to wait in line for several hours to get a CT scan and then go home, and he still needs to do some other checkups, such as blood routine and so on. of.

Not sure what to check, so just skip breakfast in the morning.

If you don’t eat or drink water, the pressure in the abdominal cavity will decrease, and the pressure on the hiatal hernia will not be so great, and there will be no change in imaging.

But as long as I don't come to the hospital, I start to have lung irritation symptoms, especially when I eat.

As the age gets older, the patient's muscle strength declines more and more, and the condition must become more and more serious.

Constant coughing leads to increased intra-abdominal pressure, exceeding the critical value of the urethral sphincter, and finally coughing accompanied by urinary incontinence.

The logic is clear, and Zheng Ren thinks there is nothing wrong with it.

"Mom, let me see Aunt Liu." Zhou Chunyong stepped forward and said, "Have you washed your stomach yet?"

"It's been washed, your aunt Liu is really miserable." Zhou Chunyong's mother saw her son coming, and said, wiping her tears.

"Why are you crying? Let me introduce you. Do you know these two?" Zhou Chunyong then pointed to Zheng Ren and Su Yun.

"Look familiar, your apprentice?" Zhou Chunyong's mother asked.

"I don't dare to say that, it's Boss Zheng and Professor Su who just won the Nobel Prize, that's what I said when I went home last time..."

"The two people who frightened my eldest grandson?" Zhou Chunyong's mother's expression turned serious, and she said with a straight face and staring eyes.

"..."

Zheng Ren didn't expect Zhou Chunyong's mother to care about that matter the most, and she has never forgotten it until now. Not only did he not forget, but he still seemed to be brooding.

"It's for the sake of the child." Zhou Chunyong said quickly, "You've become so used to it. If you take rat poison one day, you won't have time to regret it."

Once he said this, Zhou Chunyong knew he was wrong.

Saying this in front of Aunt Liu who committed suicide by eating rat poison is equivalent to a slap in the face. He scratched his head embarrassingly, and immediately changed the subject, "I'm looking for Boss Zheng to see Aunt Liu."

"If you say that none of your doctors are reliable, I'm going to take you Aunt Liu to see an old Chinese doctor." Zhou Chunyong's mother said.

"Let's take a look first, and if Boss Zheng doesn't understand, why don't I drag you there. I don't care whether you want to go to Guang'anmen or China-Japan friendship. It's up to you." Zhou Chunyong said.

In front of his mother, Zhou Chunyong didn't appear to be domineering at all, which Zheng Ren found interesting.

And the patient's condition has already taken shape, and a gastroscopy can make a definite diagnosis.

"Aunt Liu, I'm here to see you!" Zhou Chunyong raised his voice and said to the patient lying on the hospital bed, "This is Boss Zheng who was on TV a few days ago, Dr. Zheng, he has a very high level of diagnosis, and he is here to see you! "

As soon as he finished speaking, Zheng Ren immediately felt that countless eyes fell on him, making him extremely uncomfortable.

It seemed that this patient had deafness, so he had to speak loudly. Zheng Ren sighed. I know what to ask, but I always have to go through the process.

In addition, some blood tests and other tests are required before gastroscopy, such as syphilis, AIDS, hepatitis B and other infectious diseases, and I don't know if the patient has it.