Chapter 1,682 Resident Doctor? (2)

This is the medical record of a patient with pneumonia.

At first glance, there is nothing special about it. It seems to be an ordinary pneumonia. Chang Youle’s diagnosis of the patient was also pneumonia.

Ye Xiu didn't notice anything wrong at first and started writing the medical records directly. But halfway through writing, he suddenly felt something was wrong.

From Ye Xiu's professional perspective, there was nothing wrong with Chang Youle's prescription, but the patient had not improved for more than half a month.

Although the medical record says to continue observation, Chang Youle thinks that it may be that the drug has not yet taken effect, or the dose is not enough, so he continues to increase the dose.

But Ye Xiu vaguely felt that this might not be a simple problem of insufficient dosage of the medicine. As for the medicine not working, it was even more unlikely.

There are some diseases in traditional Chinese medicine that require taking medicine for a relatively long period of time to have a more obvious effect, but Ye Xiu feels that this may not be the case in this medical record.

And based on his analysis of the pharmacology of Chang Youle's prescription, if this prescription is taken, it should at least have a certain effect.

It is impossible for patients to remain ineffective for such a long time.

This patient may not have ordinary pneumonia!

It’s not even pneumonia!

An idea came to Ye Xiu's mind.

He put down the medical record and subconsciously wanted to go to Dr. Chang Youle and tell him his opinions and judgments, but in just a moment, he suppressed his impulse.

Nothing is certain now, everything is just his guess.

Going to talk to Chang Youle based on his own uncertain guesses didn't seem to be a wise choice.

Ye Xiu decided to go back and visit the patient in person to confirm the patient's condition.

After making the decision, Ye Xiu temporarily suppressed this medical record and continued to write other medical records...

Although he was writing medical records while studying and thinking, Ye Xiu's writing speed was not slow. Because he had a deeper understanding of the pathology of the patient's medical records, it was easier for him to write. In addition, he was faster. With typing speed and faster brain reaction speed, his speed is basically twice that of ordinary doctors...

According to the normal speed of ordinary residents, the medical records that Chang Youle handed over to Ye Xiu would definitely have to work overtime until eight or nine in the evening to complete, but Ye Xiu had already finished it at about five o'clock in the afternoon.

After finishing it, Ye Xiu sat up from the computer desk and walked straight towards the ward of the pneumonia patient in the medical record just now.

Although the patient was a little confused when he saw Ye Xiu, a young and unfamiliar face, after Ye Xiu revealed his identity and told them that he was a doctor, he answered Ye Xiu's inquiries very cooperatively and cooperated with Ye Xiu. Xiu performed a pulse check.

Sure enough it’s not pneumonia!

Judging from this lung image, this patient may have the possibility of cancer!

Moreover, the symptoms of the lungs are more serious than those described in Dr. Chang Youle's medical records...

After asking several relevant questions and checking his pulse, Ye Xiu was completely sure of his initial guess.

After confirming the symptoms, Ye Xiu instinctively wanted to tell Dr. Chang Youle immediately that this was a matter of life and death for the patient and there was no room for any delay.

But in just a moment, his thought was replaced by another thought.

Without telling Dr. Chang Youle, just give the patient acupuncture!

As soon as this idea came up, Ye Xiu could no longer contain it.

This is the best of both worlds and the best solution.

Even if you tell Dr. Chang Youle about such a disease, there is probably nothing you can do!

This is not because Ye Xiu is blindly arrogant and looks down on Dr. Chang Youle, but this patient's condition is indeed very troublesome. Not only Dr. Chang Youle, but also most other doctors, there should be nothing they can do, including Ye Xiu himself.

In addition, given the patient's current condition, it is almost impossible to rely solely on drug treatment, and what Dr. Chang Youle is best at is drug treatment!

Apart from the nameless acupuncture method, Ye Xiu couldn't even think of any better way to deal with this patient's condition.

Using the nameless acupuncture method can not only alleviate and treat the patient's condition, but also save the embarrassment and trouble caused by Director Chang Youle's misdiagnosis... At the same time, it also solved the problem of his acupuncture today.

"Um, Doctor Ye...how is my situation? Cough..."

Seeing that Ye Xiu suddenly became silent, the patient couldn't help but look a little panicked. As he spoke, he started coughing again.

"Mr. Hao, there's nothing wrong with you, don't worry."

Ye Xiu came back to his senses and looked at the patient who was coughing with his neck raised. He quickly reached out and patted his back gently to help the patient catch his breath and ease the violent coughing, while saying comforting words. .

As he spoke, a look of guilt flashed in his eyes.

Although it was not him who misdiagnosed Mr. Hao, but Director Chang Youle. As a newly reported doctor, he had nothing to do with the patient Mr. Hao, but as a member of the hospital, or as a doctor As one of them, he still instinctively felt a little guilty.

"Dr. Ye, my cough seems to be getting worse and worse...cough..."

The patient, who had finally regained his breath, asked Ye Xiu a question with a puzzled look on his face before he started coughing violently again.

"I'll give you an injection later to help relieve your condition."

Seeing the patient's pale face and extremely painful appearance due to coughing, the look in Ye Xiu's eyes became completely determined.

No matter what, he had to give this patient acupuncture today!

Perhaps it is against the rules to administer acupuncture without permission to deal with Director Chang Youle's patients. Perhaps doing so will make Director Chang Youle a little unhappy, but if we don't give this patient acupuncture today and don't help him alleviate his condition, Ye Xiu felt that his conscience would not be able to bear it!

After helping the patient relieve some of his cough symptoms, Ye Xiu took out the golden needle he carried with him.

"Is this going to be acupuncture?"

Seeing Ye Xiu taking out gold needles of different lengths, the patient's eyes flashed with a trace of nervousness and worry, as well as a trace of hesitation. Although Ye Xiu gave him a pretty good impression, Ye Xiu's age and appearance were, after all, important factors. There, he was still somewhat worried about whether Ye Xiu's experience and strength would be enough.

"Yes, don't worry, after I finish the injection, the coughing won't be so hard."

Ye Xiu nodded and gave Mr. Hao a confident smile.

Perhaps he was infected by Ye Xiu's smile, perhaps the temptation to relieve his cough was too great, or perhaps both, the patient finally gritted his teeth, lay back on the bed obediently, and accepted Ye Xiu's acupuncture.