"Hush, shh, he doesn't know." Xie Wanying asked them to speak in a low voice and pointed at Dai Nanhui who was sitting in his original position.

You know the problem! Pan Shihua and Lin Hao screamed in their hearts. They said that this classmate Xie actually followed them and eavesdropped.

"I'll go over and ask what's going on." Xie Wanying said, and walked over to check on Li Yaxi.

"Hey, Yingying——" The other two chased her out.

After hearing Dai Ronghong leave, Li Yaxi, who was sitting motionless, suddenly heard a voice saying, "Yaxi, tell me what happened to your mother."

It’s Dr. Xie.

Li Yaxi raised her head, the candlelight rekindled in her eyes: "Doctor Xie, how do you know about my mother?"

"I used to intern at Beidu No. 3, and I met your mother during a prenatal checkup one day." Xie Wanying said seriously as she sat in front of her.

What happened that day was that Yaxi's mother had an argument with another doctor and was transferred to Liu Li's clinic. Several obstetricians discussed privately and intuitively believed that Yaxi's mother's pregnancy was at high risk.

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As a doctor, even if he or she has had an argument with a patient, he or she actually hopes that the patient will get better. No doctor wants a patient to die.

Hearing her say this, Li Yaxi was worried: "What should I do, Dr. Xie? My mom and dad didn't listen to me. They thought I wanted to kill their child."

"Is your mother still receiving prenatal checkups at Dr. Liu Li's clinic?" Xie Wanying asked.

Li Yaxi hurriedly dug out a piece of paper from her schoolbag and handed it to her: "This is the phone number the doctor left for me during my last prenatal checkup. She seemed to have contacted my dad before, but my dad ignored her. I think she is right. She asked my mother to contact the obstetrics professor."

In general obstetrics clinics, most doctors who are responsible for regular prenatal checkups are young doctors who cannot handle difficult and complicated cases. In case of special cases, they will inform the mother to refer her to another hospital, or in emergency, directly enter the inpatient department through the green channel.

"I guess my mistake was--" Li Yaxi looked embarrassed.

Her parents had their own medical connections, and it was their freedom to find any specialist to see the patient, and she had no say in it. Also because she believed that the doctors her parents knew should be very professional, she did not intervene in the matter.

The problem is, after talking with Aunt Dai today, she suddenly realized: something seems to be wrong?

Aunt Dai is a famous doctor, but she is an ICU doctor, not an obstetrician.

"There is a meaning in dividing medicine into various specialties." Xie Wanying acknowledged the other party's concerns.

If you have an obstetric problem, of course you should ask an obstetrician for professional advice. Why ask other doctors? The strange thing is that this is a principle that non-medical people understand. Why does Sister Dai claim that she is better than an obstetrician? Can the obstetrician be looked down upon just because he is young?

The other students stood by and listened. Lin Hao thought that Xie was too enthusiastic and dared to get involved in this family's mess again. If possible, he wanted to pull Xie away.

Wei Shangquan wants to see what Holmes Pan thinks.

Pan Shihua was good at observing clues, so he told Lin Hao to stop messing around and said, "Yingying must have a reason for intervening."

There was a reason. Teacher Liu Li was the cousin of her mentor, Teacher Tan, and had helped her. If something bad happened to Yaxi's mother, Teacher Liu Li, as the prenatal doctor of Yaxi's mother, would be held responsible. So when she heard about the problem, she had to come over to ask for clarification.