"A few days ago, someone in your hospital suddenly fainted. It's called 'respiratory alkalosis'. I've seen so many patients in my life, but I've never heard of this disease. But I called the professors at the medical school, and they said that this is the academic name. Your rescue method was fast and accurate, so she was able to save her life. Now, this is really the world of you young people."
"I am... so old... I really can't deny my age anymore... I was just walking a few steps in the village at noon today, not breathing hard, when I suddenly felt a headache, my eyes went dark, and I fell headfirst. When I realized what was happening, I was already in the ravine."
Doctor Hao repeated all the compliments he had given to Chu Yue in the past, but Chu Yue didn't dare to respond to any of them. After all, it was easy to conceal her identity in front of ordinary people, but it was not so easy to hide the modern medical level in her head in front of a professional old doctor.
Chu Yue was afraid of making more mistakes if she said too much, so she just shamelessly accepted everything Doctor Hao said as compliments.
But Doctor Hao mentioned at the end that he fell because of a headache and dizziness, which led to the accident.
Chu Yue stopped holding the gauze and frowned.
She looked up and asked Doctor Hao, "Doctor Hao, did your headache appear recently? Or is it an old problem that has been with you for a long time?"
"It's been about half a year. It's normal for people to have some migraines as they get older. Before, it would be fine as long as they slowly healed. But this time, it was so unfortunate that it turned out like this." Military Doctor Hao pointed at his immobilized leg. He was not depressed by the injury. Instead, he was quite open-minded and could even laugh.
Chu Yue, however, kept frowning.
She continued to ask, "When you have a headache, do you have numbness in your limbs?"
"Yes, a little bit. It's probably because we've been sitting for too long and the blood circulation is blocked." Doctor Hao said thoughtfully. As he was speaking, he suddenly froze. His hearty smile came to an abrupt end. Instead, he frowned tightly like Chu Yue.
As Doctor Hao and Chu Yue stopped talking, the clinic fell into an eerie silence.
Song Hongmei and Xu Feng were both bewildered and confused.
Xu Feng was impatient and asked directly, "Why are you guys silent? What happened? Does Doctor Hao have any other problems besides a broken leg?"
Xu Feng really got this thing right.
Chu Yue said, "These symptoms of Doctor Hao are early signs of stroke."
Song Hongmei exclaimed, "Stroke? How could it be a stroke out of nowhere?"
Xu Feng cursed in his heart in annoyance, what a bad mouth he has!
The group of people most at risk of stroke are the elderly. Stroke is often sudden, temporary, difficult to prevent, and has a huge impact on people.
If it is a minor stroke, it is not too bad. But if it is a major stroke, many patients will lose basic mobility functions and may need someone to take care of them for three meals a day.
Perhaps it was an instinctive rejection. Doctor Hao considered himself a doctor, so he found reasonable excuses for some minor illnesses and pains and never thought about a stroke.
But with Chu Yue's reminder.
From headaches and dizziness to numbness in the limbs, to sudden fainting...
These are all physical signs that may indicate a stroke in the elderly.
As a result, everyone in the clinic turned their attention to Doctor Hao, and they were even more concerned and nervous than when they knew he had broken his leg.
After all, Doctor Hao had been on the battlefield and had seen many storms and waves, so he quickly recovered from the shock of a possible stroke.
"Hahahaha...hahaha...it seems like this is a blessing in disguise for me this time. Although I broke my leg, I discovered the stroke in advance, which is a great thing." Doctor Hao was still optimistic and cheerful, but there was bitterness in his laughter.
Song Hongmei asked Chu Yue worriedly, "Ah Yue, since this stroke can be detected, can it be cured? What kind of medicine can cure the disease?"
Stroke is essentially a sudden deterioration of body function. It can be prevented, but it is impossible to cure it.
So, Chu Yue shook her head helplessly.
But she added, "We can now detect it early and effectively prevent it, reducing the possibility of stroke."
Doctor Hao's frustrated eyes lit up. He stared at Chu Yue closely, placing his last hope on her.
Chu Yue had already fixed the plaster and put Doctor Hao's right leg down to let the wet plaster dry.
She wiped her hands, walked to Doctor Hao, and lowered her head to smell.
As expected...
The first prescription Chu Yue wrote was, "Doctor Hao, you must stop drinking."
The two most common causes of stroke are cigarettes and alcohol. Doctor Hao does not have the stink of cigarettes on him, but he does have the smell of alcohol, which cannot be hidden at all, as if he is a drunkard.
"You also need to eat healthily, have a normal work and rest schedule, and regulate your blood oxygen, blood pressure, and blood lipids. Another important thing is to exercise." Chu Yue mentioned the Eight-Section Brocade that she had given to Mrs. He. She said, "I will draw another one. After your leg is healed, follow the exercise every day, once in the morning and once in the evening. It can effectively relieve the symptoms."
"The most important thing is to stop drinking. Don't drink even a drop."
Most of the requests raised by Chu Yue were not difficult. After all, Doctor Hao was in the army, and his daily routine and three meals a day followed the army, which was very normal.
But... quit drinking!
This really cost Doctor Hao his life.
He has no children, and his only comfort in life is a sip of wine.
Asking him to stop drinking is like stealing his wife.
Doctor Hao looked at Chu Yue's fair and pretty face and felt a little scared for some reason, just like an ordinary patient would be afraid of a doctor.
He tried to bargain with Chu Yue, "Xiao Chu, I still have two jars of the best daughter's red wine hidden away. I have kept it for more than ten years and have never been willing to part with it. Now I can't drink it, what a waste."
Chu Yue showed a slightly relaxed expression and asked, "Is that so... In addition to the two jars of daughter's red wine, are there any other things?"
Doctor Hao listened to Chu Yue's gentle tone and thought that the young man was kind-hearted and there was room for bargaining.
He continued, "Yes, there is also Shaodaozi, which was given to me by Captain Gao of the Sixth Company. He said it was brewed by the best brewer in their village. I just drank a few sips. ... And Fenjiu... Last year's Osmanthus wine... The best is Maotai! The one given to me by Commander He is just one bottle. I couldn't bear to give it up after opening it and smelling it, so I kept it under my bed."
Chu Yue nodded, "There are so many, it would be a shame to waste them."
When Doctor Hao heard Chu Yue say this, he was so excited that he almost jumped out of the bed. He finally found someone who shared the same interests as him!
"What a waste! Once I finish this wine, I will definitely stop drinking!"
Chu Yue nodded. Even Moutai was mentioned. It seemed that they were all here.
Her expression changed, and she looked at Xu Feng and said, "Captain Xu, you heard it too. Two jars of Nv'erhong, two bottles of Shaodaozi, some Fenjiu and Osmanthus wine, and a bottle of Maotai. Go to Doctor Hao's residence and search for all of these. Nothing can be left behind."
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