evening.
Su Zhengnan sat resting in the outpatient room, and the entire school clinic was silent.
Sometimes, things just happen by chance.
It's not necessarily all arranged by the system; it can only be attributed to fate.
Because Su Zhengnan waited until almost the end of the workday, but no third female teacher came to him for a consultation.
so.....
System, are you kidding me?
Su Zhengnan shook his head slightly, somewhat speechless, and left work. He still hadn't finished his daily tasks in one day.
After dinner.
Su Zhengnan was about to go upstairs to rest when he returned to the school clinic, but Zhou Zixuan suddenly blocked his way.
"Hmm, is something the matter?"
Su Zhengnan looked at Zhou Zixuan and asked.
Zhou Zixuan nodded and said, "I'll have my mom bring my dad over tomorrow. Dr. Su, could you take a look?"
"Coming tomorrow?"
Su Zhengnan looked at her with some surprise and said, "Of course, that's fine, but it would be best if you came in the morning. I might have something to do in the afternoon and I might not be available then."
"In the morning? Okay, I understand!"
Zhou Zixuan nodded and remembered Su Zhengnan's words, then turned around and went upstairs to rest.
Su Zhengnan could understand Zhou Zixuan's worries about her parents as a child, but he didn't know how to comfort her, so he didn't say anything extra.
Then, nothing more was said that night.
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The next day.
Early in the morning!
Su Zhengnan woke up early as usual to do his morning exercise, eat breakfast, and then went back to work at the school clinic.
However, when Su Zhengnan returned to the school clinic after breakfast, he did not see Zhou Zixuan. She probably went to pick up her father.
Zhou Zixuan is a native of Beijing, but her home is outside the Fifth Ring Road, which is a bit far from the Beijing Film Academy.
Sun Huaiwei followed behind Su Zhengnan, glanced at the quiet nurses' station, and suddenly asked Su Zhengnan:
"Dr. Su, did Sister Zhou go to pick up her father? I heard from Sister Zhou that you're going to examine her father? Are you confident?"
Sun Huaiwei had a special talk with Zhou Zixuan about her father's situation yesterday and naturally learned the whole story.
To be honest, it wasn't that she doubted Su Zhengnan's medical skills, but it was, after all, a brain tumor!
Moreover, it was a malignant brain tumor.
No matter how skilled Su Zhengnan was in traditional Chinese medicine, Sun Huaiwei felt that he probably couldn't cure the condition, so she looked at Su Zhengnan with some doubt.
Su Zhengnan stopped and glanced at her, then replied, "No doctor can say they are 100% certain about a disease before seeing the patient in person. I can only say I will try my best, but the specific situation will depend on Old Master Zhou's physical condition."
Upon hearing this, Sun Huaiwei was taken aback, but she roughly understood the meaning behind Su Zhengnan's words.
In short...
Whether a patient's condition can be cured ultimately depends on the patient's own condition, rather than the doctor's skill level.
Saying this is essentially saying nothing at all.
Sun Huaiwei glanced at him speechlessly, sighed softly, and said, "I hope there's nothing wrong with Grandpa Zhou's health. I've been reading a lot of books about traditional Chinese medicine these past few days. Maybe you Chinese medicine practitioners really have a way to treat this."
After saying that, Sun Huaiwei turned around and walked towards her Western medicine clinic.
Su Zhengnan shook his head slightly and returned to his clinic. In fact, with his current knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine, he was perfectly capable of treating most tumors.
Not long after.
Just as Su Zhengnan had predicted, Zhou Zixuan brought her parents to his clinic.
"Dr. Su."
Zhou Zixuan walked in with her parents and greeted Su Zhengnan.
Su Zhengnan looked up and saw that the two elderly people next to Zhou Zixuan looked very kind, but their health conditions seemed to be poor.
Zhou Zixuan's father, in particular, looked very thin and frail. It was unclear whether it was due to the tumor or because he was naturally thin.
Zhou Zixuan's mother looked slightly better, but she had also become quite haggard due to her husband's illness, and probably had shed many tears in secret.
"Hello, Uncle! Hello, Auntie!"
Su Zhengnan smiled and greeted the two elderly people.
Zhou Zixuan's father said with a smile, "So you're Dr. Su! You're really handsome. My Zixuan often mentions you on the phone!"
"Uncle, Auntie, please sit down. I'll pour you some tea."
As he spoke, Su Zhengnan poured a cup of tea for each of the two elderly people.
Zhou Yannian looked Su Zhengnan up and down with a smile, seemingly unconcerned about his own illness; he only cared about when his daughter would get married.
The two elders could tell from the way Zhou Zixuan looked at Su Zhengnan the moment she walked in.
As the saying goes, no one knows a daughter better than her father.
Zhou Yannian turned to look at his daughter, then at Su Zhengnan, and couldn't help but praise his daughter's good taste. It was just that the other party seemed to look down on his daughter!
From Su Zhengnan's clear eyes, Zhou Yannian could tell that the other party had no romantic feelings for his daughter whatsoever.
This is a little awkward.
Zhou Zixuan had no idea what her father was thinking. She directly handed the medical records her mother had brought to Su Zhengnan and said:
"Dr. Su, this is my father's medical record, as well as the results of his previous tests."
Su Zhengnan smiled and glanced at her, saying, "You don't need to look at these. We traditional Chinese medicine practitioners don't use these things when treating patients, unless surgery is required."
For a true traditional Chinese medicine doctor, they generally don't need to look at those test results.
That data is completely useless; on the contrary, it sometimes affects their judgment.
After all, the concepts of Western medicine and traditional Chinese medicine are very different.
The cold, hard data from Western medical examinations cannot truly represent a person's physical condition, because people are constantly changing, and the body is constantly undergoing changes.
Su Zhengnan smiled and looked at Zhou Zixuan's father, saying, "How about I take your pulse first?"
"Hehe, okay, we'll see it the way you want."
Zhou Yannian chuckled in agreement and then stretched out his withered wrist.
Su Zhengnan reached out and placed his hand on the other person's wrist to feel his pulse, carefully sensing his condition.
Upon taking the pulse, Su Zhengnan discovered that the patient's pulse was very weak and thready, indicating a deficiency of vital energy and an excess of pathogenic factors.
Then, Su Zhengnan looked at the old man's tongue coating.
His tongue was pale and swollen with teeth marks, but its color was bluish-purple, and the tongue coating showed signs of damp heat and toxins.
This is clearly a sign that tumor cells are metastasizing.
Western medicine cannot cure this type of metastatic tumor even with surgical removal, because it will eventually spread to other places and form tumors again.
Malignant brain tumors grow inside the skull, affecting the transport of blood vessels in the brain and posing a great threat to the human body.
Moreover, in the later stages, it can easily cause patients to experience altered consciousness.
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