Does she have to act very fierce to make patients feel more trustworthy?

After examining the first patient, Su Yueya called the second patient into the consultation room...

In medical school, you initially have to learn everything, but after a certain point, medical students will choose more specialized areas, each with its own strengths.

Su Yueya has always taken the generalist route; she can read anything and understands all aspects.

In addition, Qiao Xinruo was a rare general practitioner in the military hospital, and Su Yueya followed her during her internship, so naturally she also took this route.

"Where do you feel uncomfortable?"

The second patient was a young boy.

He said he has been feeling dizzy lately, especially when walking or changing direction, and sometimes his vision even goes black.

"Doctor, am I experiencing low blood sugar?"

This young boy clearly also knew some basic common sense.

"But I also experience this after eating a full meal. I feel dizzy whenever I move."

After listening to the boy's story, Su Yueya asked, "When you're not moving, like sitting here right now, do you feel dizzy?"

"I'm not dizzy," the boy said, instinctively shaking his head in denial, but then shook it again, "I'm dizzy again."

"You have vestibular neuritis, it has nothing to do with blood sugar," Su Yueya said, and began writing a prescription.

"Neuritis?" The boy was taken aback. "How can there be inflammation?"

"The key issue isn't inflammation, but the vestibular nerve. It's clearly a balance problem. Your dizziness only occurs when you're moving, and the vestibular system controls balance..."

Su Yueya explained it in simple terms, making it easy to write down the medicine and give it to the boy.

"Next."

When prescribing medication for patients, Su Yueya didn't aim for quantity, but rather accuracy.

In the blink of an eye, half a month has passed.

Since becoming a full-fledged doctor, Su Yueya has been doing very well in her independent practice. She uses medication precisely and has a gentle attitude, and many patients have recovered quickly under her treatment.

While Su Yueya was having a smooth and successful time, Zhang Cuihua was not doing so well.

Since Liao Jinling came to help at home, Zhang Cuihua no longer has to do any work and is living a comfortable and enjoyable life.

At first, it did have some effect.

Zhang Cuihua didn't do housework, so she got plenty of rest and naturally felt better; her health seemed to have improved somewhat.

Occasionally, she still experiences sudden heart palpitations or shortness of breath, just not as frequently as before.

At times like these, Zhang Cuihua felt uneasy.

Because she has experienced what it truly feels like to be physically healthy.

Having experienced the light and comfortable feeling that Su Yueya had given her during those three years, Zhang Cuihua knew that her current state was wrong and incomparable to that of before.

Zhang Cuihua's long-term worries made her even more uneasy.

Could it be that Su Yueya hasn't told them something yet?

Too.

She and Liu Dekai hurt Su Yueya so badly, and they even abandoned her alone in the countryside without caring about her life or death. How could Su Yueya not hold a grudge against them at all?

That's definitely it!

Su Yueya wanted to use this opportunity to get revenge on her!

“Son, I feel something’s not right.” Zhang Cuihua had been pondering this for over half a month, and finally she quietly discussed it with her son.

After all, it's his own body, so no matter what, he had to find a way to pry Su Yueya's mouth open.

Even if it costs more money, I'm willing to pay!

"What's wrong, Mom? Are you still feeling unwell?" Liu Dekai asked anxiously.

He wasn't blind, and he could see that his mother's condition had indeed improved compared to before, but it was completely different from the condition she was in when he went back to the countryside to pick her up.

Liu Dekai thought it was just a matter of time, and that perhaps with more time to recuperate, the effects would be more obvious.

"It still happens occasionally. I always feel that Crescent Moon isn't telling the truth; she must have some kind of secret recipe!"

"Is she still holding a grudge against us, which is why she's unwilling to genuinely save me?"

"After all, we abandoned her, so it's understandable that she resents me, but I need to get treatment!"

Zhang Cuihua knew she had done wrong, but her shallow sense of right and wrong still made her feel that Su Yueya should save her when faced with a life-or-death situation.

After all, Su Yueya is a doctor!

How can a doctor stand by and watch someone die?

Liu Dekai remained silent. When he last met with Su Yueya, he felt she was hiding something, yet she spoke with such conviction…

“She’s just an intern at the military hospital. We can’t book an appointment with her and specifically ask her to see you. What if she refuses to tell us?” Liu Dekai asked.

Zhang Cuihua looked worried; how could she possibly answer that question?

"Then, that intern, an intern is a doctor too! If she's a doctor, she should treat me. How could she know the solution but refuse to treat me!" Zhang Cuihua resented Su Yueya in her heart.

She had previously compared Su Yueya and Mo Youyou, and felt that Su Yueya was perfect in every way except for her background.

Now, the thought of her watching me die without saving me makes me feel that she was heartless.

Suddenly, Liu Dekai had an idea.

“Mom, since she’s an intern, it means she needs to be promoted to a full-time position. We’ll go to her then, and if she won’t treat you, we’ll go to her supervisor!” Liu Dekai said.

Because I am an intern, I need to perform better in order to stay at the hospital.

As long as Su Yueya has any requests, wouldn't they have a handle to control her?

"Mom, let's go to the military hospital again this weekend!"

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