"Director Ma, Doctor Yun, shall Lao Liu and I go to the hospital?"
After drinking some tea in the duty room, Niu Gensheng glanced at Director Liu and said to Yun Heng and Ma Tiequan with a smile.
"Um."
Ma Tiequan nodded: "Since we are here, let's take a look around."
"yes!"
Niu Gensheng smiled and said, "Director Ma, Director Liang, and the others have praised West Asia Hospital like a flower. Doctor Yun is so skilled. To be honest, I'm a little curious."
"Let's go and have a look."
Ma Tiequan smiled.
What you hear is not as good as what you see.
No matter how good the words are, they are not as real as seeing it with your own eyes.
Wasn’t that what happened with the last inspection and research team?
When they first came, no one believed him. But after he arrived, Xiao Tian stunned everyone. Several chief experts acted as if they had never seen such a talented person before.
"Shall I have someone accompany you?"
Yun Heng said politely.
"No need, let's just take a look around."
Niu Gensheng said a few polite words and left the duty room with Director Liu.
It was already past two in the afternoon, the outpatient clinics were already open, and there were already many patients waiting in the waiting area on the second floor.
Compared to the quietness when we were having dinner just now, there are now quite a few people in the waiting room on the second floor.
The foundation of West Asia Hospital is still the original community hospital, so it still has a great influence in the surrounding communities. After the upgrade, the main patient group is still the residents of the surrounding communities.
Because it is close, some patients are not in a hurry and come to queue up for registration at 1:30. By now, the waiting area is already crowded.
Niu Gensheng took a look and saw that there were nearly two hundred people in the waiting area on the second floor alone, not including the first floor.
The two men took two steps and saw a Chinese medicine clinic opposite. They immediately pushed the door and walked in. Sitting inside the clinic was Jin Shijie.
Before going to work just now, Jin Shijie had met Niu Gensheng and Director Liu, but he didn't say anything. When he saw the two people come in, Jin Shijie didn't say anything and continued to examine the patient.
The patient is a young man in his thirties, accompanied by his lover.
When Niu Gensheng and the other man came in, Jin Shijie was taking the patient's pulse and asking about the situation.
"Have you had a checkup before?"
"I had a checkup at another hospital and they said it was atrophic gastritis."
As he spoke, the patient's lover placed a bag on the examination table: "This is the result of the previous hospital examination."
Niu Gensheng and Director Liu, who were standing by, couldn't help but look at each other when they heard what the patient said.
This disease is difficult to cure.
Atrophic gastritis, also known as chronic atrophic gastritis, is a chronic digestive system disease clinically characterized by atrophy of the gastric mucosal epithelium and glands, decreased number, thinning of the gastric mucosa, thickening of the mucosal base, or accompanied by pyloric metaplasia and intestinal metaplasia, or atypical hyperplasia.
Although Niu Gensheng and Director Liu are both Chinese medicine practitioners, they know quite a bit about some Western medicine diseases. The reasons for this and other things have been mentioned many times in the previous article, so I will not repeat them here.
Anyone with a little common sense knows that any disease, once labeled as chronic, is quite troublesome to treat. Acute diseases develop quickly, are dangerous, and are easy to cure. Once they turn from acute to chronic, many diseases will become incurable and sometimes last a lifetime.
Many diseases, such as chronic asthma, chronic bronchitis, and chronic hepatitis, are currently mainly controlled in clinical practice, and the probability of complete eradication is very low.
While thinking about it, the two people couldn't help but observe the patient carefully. The patient's face was pale and dull, his lips were pale and dull, his body was thin and skinny, and he was not short in height, but gave people a shaky feeling.
Niu Gensheng and the other person are chief physicians after all, they have good eyesight and their diagnosis by observation is also good.
Through observation, the two people could also see that the patient had been suffering from this disease for quite some time.
"How's the diet?"
Jin Shijie asked.
"I don't dare eat raw or cold food. My stomach hurts all the time."
"How was your sleep?"
"I didn't sleep very well, I felt tired and weak all over."
After asking the patient a few questions, Jin Shijie used his other hand to touch the patient for seven or eight minutes, then stood up.
"Come, lie down on the bed over here."
Jin Shijie asked the patient to lie down on the treatment bed next to him, and then asked the patient to lift up his clothes.
"Does this hurt?"
"Yes, that's it."
"Does this hurt?"
Jin Shijie changed his place again.
"A little."
"What about this one?"
"It doesn't hurt."
Jin Shijie took his hands away, rubbed them vigorously, rubbed his palms together to warm them up, and then pressed them on the place where the patient had just felt pain: "What does it feel like?"
"It's a bit comfortable this way."
"Okay, get up."
Jin Shijie walked to the side to wash his hands, then returned to the back of the examination table.
Atrophic gastritis?
Jin Shijie remembered that when he was reading Yun Heng's medical records, he had seen such a case. The first patient Yun Heng treated in the Malaysian Hospital was a foreigner suffering from atrophic gastritis. The patient also had intestinal metaplasia and Helicobacter pylori HP (positive).
It has been almost half a year since Jin Shijie started working at West Asia Hospital. In this environment, his thinking has changed relatively quickly.
While thinking, Jin Shijie took out the patient's examination form and looked at it.
Yun Heng said that the names of diseases in modern medicine are only for reference and cannot be used as a reference. Moreover, Jin Shijie has seen the case records treated by Yun Heng. Although the specific conditions are different, the ideas for solving the problems can be used as a reference.
"How's your bowel movement?"
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