The doctor who misdiagnosed Li Chu during the initial consultation in the internal medicine department was the same doctor who was Li Chu's classmate. As expected, he was dealt with by Director Chen afterwards.
It wasn't really a matter of cleaning up; Director Chen had just required her to participate in the year-end review, and if she failed the review, her technical level would be downgraded.
Even if she passes, her rank won't be raised because she hasn't reached the required years of service, which is essentially a form of punishment.
This is a matter of life and death, it concerns my salary!
During this time, Li Chu noticed that Dr. Liu was always diligently memorizing the professional books for their internal medicine department, no matter the time.
This is the consequence of irresponsibility, and it also serves as a warning to Li Chu.
No matter when, no matter how skilled you are as a doctor, you must always have a sense of responsibility, because you are holding a human life in your hands.
The kidney failure patient that Li Chu consulted last time has been taken over and is now under his care.
Acupuncture, medicated baths, enemas, and oral medication were all used in combination, and although the condition was temporarily brought under control, there were no signs of improvement after five days.
Having just absorbed Hua Tuo's experience, Li Chu had new ideas for treating this patient.
When the patient comes back for a follow-up visit another day, he will make some changes to the treatment method.
Li Chu planned to begin his research with this patient with kidney failure.
He has already spoken with Director Chen of the Internal Medicine Department about this. If the Internal Medicine Department receives any more patients with kidney disease, he needs to be notified so that he can follow up and observe them. A single case is not convincing enough.
In the afternoon, Li Chu went to the main hospital to give a report to Uncle Lin and Dean Liu.
These two people were Li Chu's direct superiors in the health care group. If he wanted to conduct research, he had to explain this to his superiors.
Both team leaders were very supportive of Li Chu's research on kidney disease.
Dean Liu also made a special phone call to the relevant leaders in the ministry, who clearly expressed their support.
Furthermore, the ministry will issue a notice to hospitals nationwide, requiring them to submit the medical records of kidney disease patients from each hospital over the past year to the ministry, which will then be collected and handed over to Li Chu for his research.
Dean Liu even specially obtained a letter of introduction for him from the ministry.
With this letter of introduction, Li Chu could go to any hospital in Beijing to participate in the treatment of patients.
After all, medical record writing is very irregular nowadays, and you probably can't figure out anything just by looking at the medical records. But something is better than nothing.
This is also why Li Chu was willing to report it. With the ministry taking the lead, the entire medical resources of China can be mobilized, which is much faster than the gradual accumulation of resources by individual hospitals.
Over the next few days, Li Chu traveled to various hospitals in Beijing every day, accumulating a large amount of data for his research.
This also made the young traditional Chinese medicine doctor known to internal medicine doctors in various hospitals throughout Beijing.
Although he is young, his medical skills are exceptional.
Because of those notebooks, Li Chu was already somewhat well-known in the Chinese medicine community in Beijing.
His fame has now spread beyond traditional medicine to the Western medical community.
A week passed quickly, and on Sunday, Li Chu picked up Ding Qiunan and the child in Zhang Meng's car.
Li Chu felt that the two children had grown up quite a bit after just one week apart.
After Zhang Meng brought them back, he helped them carry their luggage home and then left in a hurry.
Back home, the two put the still-sleeping child on the bed, and Ding Qiunan rushed into Li Chu's arms, hugging him tightly and greedily inhaling his scent.
The oppressive feeling emanating from the massive granary instilled a sense of awe in Li Chu. Ding Qiunan, who was holding him, immediately sensed this.
"Pah, that's all you ever think about." Ding Qiunan released her hands and took a step back, giving Li Chu a sharp eye roll as she spoke.
Li Chu innocently spread his hands: "Wife, if I'm holding you and you're not thinking about that, wouldn't that make things even more complicated?"
"Hmph, you can try!"
The room was warm, so Ding Qiunan started to take off her coat and cotton-padded clothes. At home, she only needed to wear a sweater and long underwear.
Unlike when she was at her parents' home, where it was inconvenient to breastfeed her child while wearing thick cotton clothes.
Li Chu stood to the side and watched as Ding Qiunan took off her cotton-padded coat and wore only a sweater. The headlights of the car almost blinded him.
Suddenly feeling a warm rush from his nasal cavity, Li Chu quickly tilted his head back and covered his nose with his hand.
Ding Qiunan, who was sitting on the edge of the bed taking off her cotton-padded trousers, noticed his movements and looked up at him.
Stunned by what was happening before her, Ding Qiunan covered her mouth tightly with her hand, afraid that she would make a sound and wake the child.
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However, her constantly trembling shoulders and the gurgling sounds coming from her covered mouth indicated that she was enduring a great deal of hardship.
Quickly take off your cotton-padded trousers, and Ding Qiunan pulls Li Chu out of the bedroom and into the bathroom.
After entering the bathroom, Ding Qiunan let go of her hand covering her mouth and burst into laughter.
Li Chu ignored the girl who was laughing and turned on the tap to wash his nose.
Since he had only lost a few drops of blood and quickly washed himself clean, Li Chu turned around and saw that Ding Qiunan was laughing so hard that her legs were weak, and she was squatting on the ground clutching her stomach, unable to stand up.
Li Chu walked over angrily, picked her up like a child being urinated, and sat her on the sofa in the living room.
Ding Qiunan, who was too tired to move after laughing, nestled weakly in Li Chu's arms.
"How can you be so pathetic, getting a nosebleed like this?" Ding Qiunan tried her best to control her expression, afraid that she would laugh again, as her stomach hurt so much from laughing just now.
Li Chu also felt helpless; it was so embarrassing. He wasn't some naive eighteen or nineteen-year-old lad who had never seen the world before. How could such a thing happen?
He buried his head in Ding Qiunan's shoulder without saying a word.
Ding Qiunan stopped laughing, raised her hand to stroke his face, and said softly, "Li Chu, I'm clean down there now, can we...?"
Ding Qiunan hasn't had sex for ten months since she found out she was pregnant, and she misses it terribly.
Hearing his wife's words, Li Chu looked up and said, "No, let's wait a little longer. We need to wait until you've fully recovered. There's no rush."
Ding Qiunan continued to touch his face with her hand: "But look, you're so full of breath that your nose is bleeding."
Sigh, just thinking about Li Chu makes me feel ashamed.
Oh well, so what if I'm embarrassed? She's my wife, what does it matter?
"It's okay, you'll get used to it after a while," Li Chu said, trying to sound casual.
"There's no such thing as a habit."
"You women are used to it, aren't you? You lose so much every month and you're fine. I only lost a few drops."
Ding Qiunan stared at Li Chu with her mouth slightly agape, looking dumbfounded. How could this be compared? They were completely different things.
Li Chu lowered his head and kissed her forehead: "Okay, don't think too much, it's alright. Your body hasn't fully recovered yet, it will be about the same in ten days to two weeks."
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