After pulling out the handkerchief, the man continued to foam at the mouth.
Su Yuhe pinched the other person's cheek and spoke quickly: "The patient is foaming at the mouth, screaming, and convulsing. Isn't this a clear sign of epilepsy?"
The "doctor" was stunned for a moment, then looked at the man on the ground who was convulsing and screaming. It looked like he was having an epileptic seizure.
People around him said that he was foaming at the mouth and was poisoned, so he immediately thought of poisoning.
Moreover, he subconsciously defended himself: "The patient didn't make any strange noises just now."
Su Yuhe didn't care what he said. She looked at the woman and said, "Is this your lover? Has he ever been sick before?"
"No!" The woman was stunned, and suddenly she objected strongly, "How could it be epilepsy! No one in my family has ever had this disease! It's impossible."
Epilepsy is considered a shameful disease by people today.
Su Yuhe's face darkened: "Please don't hide it, it will affect our diagnosis of the patient!"
The woman was frightened by Su Yuhe's aura, and pursed her lips and whispered, "No, no one in my family has had it. Isn't this disease only hereditary?"
The "doctor" felt ashamed for not having examined her carefully enough. Upon hearing this, he began to explain on Su Yuhe's behalf: "Epilepsy can also have acquired causes, such as head injuries, tumors, or inhalation of toxic gases..."
Su Yuhe ignored what they were saying, lowered her head and prepared to treat the patient, breaking her handkerchief into strips and placing them across the patient's mouth.
He wiped his dirty fingers on the patient's clothes, freed his hand and took out the silver needle: "Someone help me hold him down."
The "doctor" came over first to help and called the conductor: "Come together."
After the conductor held the patient down, the "doctor" reached out and pressed the epilepsy point on the patient's back with force.
If you don't have anything else on hand, pressing the epilepsy point is the best way.
Su Yuhe couldn't help but look at the "doctor" when she found that the "doctor" was pressing the epilepsy points.
He looked to be in his thirties. When Su Yuhe said it was epilepsy, he denied his idea of ​​diagnosing the disease as poisoning. He was actually not smart at all.
They also press the epilepsy point.
It seems pretty good, but some doctors look unhappy when they hear people deny their diagnosis.
The doctor in front of me seemed quite humble.
Su Yuhe took out silver needles and inserted acupuncture needles into the patient's head and limbs.
Slowly, the "doctor" and the train conductor who were massaging the patient were the first to feel that the patient's convulsions were weakening, and the ferocious expression on his face became less scary.
Only after everyone had completely stopped did Su Yuhe pull out the silver needle.
I don't know who cheered loudly, and there was applause.
"This young comrade is really amazing."
"Yeah, I didn't expect that she could really cure diseases."
The gentleman who claimed to be a teacher had no idea that Su Yuhe really knew medical skills, so he ran away in shame.
The "doctor" looked at Su Yuhe with admiration, then said with some annoyance, "Comrade, I was biased before. If it weren't for you, I might have delayed the treatment."
Su Yuhe stood up and stretched her body: "Carry him to the bed and let him lie down."
The woman saw that her man had become better after Su Yuhe's "treatment" and anxiously grabbed Su Yuhe's hand: "Little comrade, is my husband cured?"
Su Yuhe shook her head: "I just helped him relieve the pain. If you want treatment, you should go to the hospital."
The patient lay in bed for a while and finally recovered.
The woman leaned over and hugged the man: "You scared me to death! What would I do if something happened to you? We still have our children, they're still in school!"
Su Yuhe: "Sir, how do you feel now?"
The man replied weakly, "No, not really. What's wrong with me?"
Su Yuhe lowered her eyelids: "You just had an epileptic seizure. I suggest you go back and see a doctor."
The man frowned, as if he had heard something ridiculous: "Epilepsy? How could I have epilepsy?"
The woman followed up, "Yes, I've already said that no one in our family has ever had this disease. How could someone develop epilepsy for no reason?"
Su Yuhe asked, "What is your job, sir?"
The man's face suddenly became very defensive. After seeing that Su Yuhe had no other intentions, he said: "I work in a chemical factory."
Su Yuhe understood, but before she could say anything, the "doctor" said, "That's right! Epilepsy can also be caused by acquired factors, including chemical pollution. You may have been working in an area where harmful substances are released for a long time, which may have caused epilepsy."
The man was silent.
They met by chance on the train, and Su Yuhe didn't plan to get to know them in depth. Besides, she didn't know where they were from. What if they were far away? Su Yuhe's medical help wouldn't be able to reach far enough.
Anyway, I told them to go back and see a doctor. Su Yuhe has done enough.
She nodded and said goodbye.
The "doctor" quickly caught up with Su Yuhe: "Young comrade, you're quite impressive. Did you study medicine somewhere? You're so young, you must have studied abroad, right?"
"no."
"By the way, how do you know for sure he has epilepsy? The initial symptoms were more like poisoning."
Su Yuhe said patiently, "It was a strong spasm. People who have been poisoned don't react that violently. Besides, I also drank the water in the car. How come I'm fine?"
The man was still puzzled: "Maybe the food they ate before was poisonous?"
"But the woman is fine."
"What if it was a woman who poisoned me?"
Su Yuhe frowned at the man and couldn't help rolling her eyes: "Are you a nitpicker? You're so good at arguing!"
The man touched his nose a little embarrassedly: "I'm sorry, girl, this is just my personality. Even my teacher says that I talk too much and always like to get to the bottom of things."
Su Yuhe walked to her seat and smiled at the man: "It's okay, you're doing well. You must maintain this spirit of seeking knowledge in the future. Come on."
The man didn't know what "come on" meant, but he was dazzled by Su Yuhe's smile.
When he came to his senses again, Su Yuhe had already sat down, and he no longer had the chance to speak.
I can only return to my position with regret.
The night was peaceful, and Su Yuhe woke up when the sky outside the window turned pale.
She took her small towel and went to wash up.
I just happened to run into the "doctor" I met before.
Seeing Su Yuhe, the other party couldn't help but feel happy and came over to talk excitedly: "Hello, comrade. I didn't get a chance to ask your name yesterday. It's fate that we meet again. I'm a doctor at the H Provincial Hospital. My name is Qu Cheng. What's yours?"
"My name is Su Yuhe."
Su Yuhe didn't think this was fate. They were in the same carriage and could see each other by standing up.
Qu Cheng knew her name and was even happier: "You haven't had breakfast yet? There's a dining car up ahead, I'll treat you."
"No thanks, I brought some food."
The man looked a little frustrated after being rejected, and asked again: "Which stop are you getting off at?"
"capital."
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