This suspicion is unreasonable when applied to clinical practice. It contains some logical errors and is called lack of consideration.
The Western medicine leaders gradually returned to rational thinking from their initial shock, and each of them looked a little solemn.
Logically speaking, Chinese medicine should be proud of its Western medicine counterparts at this moment: it seems that Chinese medicine technology has surpassed Western medicine?
No, Chinese doctors rushed to help explain for their Western medicine colleagues.
A truly compassionate and medically competent doctor will never take advantage of a colleague's misfortune. It does no good at all.
Every medical accident strikes a blow to patients' trust in holistic medicine, and no medical staff will be immune to it.
But don't worry that this will lead to a situation where officials protect each other. Doctors are highly intelligent people who know that truth will come to light. It is impossible to keep a secret. If the truth is revealed one day, it will be a devastating outcome for the medical industry.
The wiser the doctor, the more he likes to expose the mistakes made by his colleagues knowingly.
Speaking for colleagues is only based on what is true.
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The Chinese doctors pointed out the problem: "Your child probably didn't complete all the examinations before."
The scope of all the examinations mentioned by the doctor refers specifically to the medical profession, and the scope is much wider. It is not what an outsider understands as all the examinations that the doctor did for my patient at the time and I did them.
Generally speaking, it is impossible to say that all the tests a doctor prescribes for patients are routine.
Prescribing only routine examinations is certainly intended to avoid the suspicion of over-medicalization.
Routine examinations have been proven in many clinical practices to be sufficient to cope with daily situations, unless - as we mentioned most often in the previous article - the patient's medical history has been "concealed and covered up".
"Has the child ever had any illness before?" The experienced doctor Professor Jiao immediately asked the patient's family.
“No—” the family member replied.
"Really? Never had a cold? Impossible." Boss Jiao was very sure of this.
Children's immunity is typically weak compared to adults, so it is impossible for them not to catch a minor cold during the eight-month period.
Some parents like to praise their children, always saying that their children are so strong that they don’t even catch a cold in a year. But this is complete nonsense in the eyes of doctors.
As mentioned in the previous article, colds generally refer to upper respiratory tract infections, and in a broad sense include rhinitis, pharyngitis, etc.
The above is what Dr. Xie Wanying said on behalf of Teacher Jiao and her family, pointing out where you might have made a mistake.
After hearing Dr. Xie's sharp academic points, the colleagues' family members broke out in sweat.
Not to mention children, adults' respiratory tracts are constantly invaded by the outside world. To put it more broadly, respiratory tract infections and colds occur every day.
Combined with the previous article, you will understand why colds can be self-healing diseases. In most cases, the human body's immune function is good and it can fight off the cold on its own. The entire battle process is so subtle that you don't even notice it.
The family member mentioned: "More than a month ago, the child seemed to have a runny nose, which disappeared a few days later."
After saying these words, the family members would question the doctor's suspicion, saying it was unreasonable, because if a minor cold over the past month would lead to a serious illness, it should have happened long ago.
Sorry, this time even Dr. Xi wanted to slap the face of this family member: "You obviously noticed that the child was abnormal, didn't you think that he had a cold and his body hadn't recovered?"
"I told this when I went to see a Western medicine pediatrician, and they said it was okay." The family explained the situation and believed that the Western medicine doctor who treated the child at the time was right.
Countless strange clinical cases sometimes occur in this way.
On the one hand, the family members listened to the doctor. Your doctor said this and I followed his advice, but in the end, I was wrong? Didn’t your doctor say that?
On the other hand, if the family members do not listen to the doctor and insist on their own opinions, do you think the doctor will be very unhappy? Why did you come to see me if you just listened to me?
The big guys have a lot of experience and understand these things best, so they all remain silent.
Why clinical work is not simply a technical job is vividly reflected here. Dr. Xie Wanying said: "Some doctors may not like family members talking because of their personality, but I personally like it and don't reject it."
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