"Comrade Zhong, don't worry, we saved the trouble." Lai Heng said.
Guan Yuxing and Che Ziting nodded in agreement. Having practiced medicine for many years, they knew everything they needed to know. When testing a new drug for the first time, the biggest fear is that patients will develop resistance or side effects, which will cause many obstacles to the trial of the new drug.
After giving the instructions clearly, she went to the opposite ward under the guidance of Dean Zhong; the conditions of these two patients were milder, not as serious as the three patients she saw first, but they were also on the edge of the disease, and the information Xi Nian had brought before was not accurate.
“Where are their case reports?”
"I'll get it." Fu Chenghui said, and he walked away.
Dean Zhong nodded slightly and said, "Have Dr. Lin give you the medical records of these people. She won't have to worry about this anymore."
"Okay." He turned around and responded after he had already walked out the door. He started walking again and quickly disappeared from everyone's sight.
Fu Chenghui made an outstanding contribution and was recently transferred to the military hospital. He used to work in a hospital in another province and did some research that interested him. He was transferred here after he produced a result. Therefore, he was not familiar with the environment of the military hospital. He left the isolation building and asked all the way to Dr. Lin's office.
“Knock, knock, knock.”
"Hello, Dr. Lin." Fu Chenghui said to the woman sitting in the office.
Doctor Lin glanced at him and asked, "Did Dean Zhong ask you to come here?"
"Yes, Dean Zhong asked me to come and get all the medical records of those five patients." As soon as he said this, Dr. Lin's face turned extremely grim. "What else did Dean Zhong say?"
Fu Chenghui looked at her curiously. "Dean Zhong only asked me to come here to get the medical records of five patients. He didn't say anything else."
Even in this situation, if she still didn't understand, she would be a fool. Dean Zhong had a problem with her and kicked her off the list of participants in this clinical trial. She missed an opportunity to make a contribution. The reason was that she had a poor work attitude and brought her personal emotions into work.
"Is that all Dean Zhong said?"
"Yes, Dr. Lin, please give me the records of five hepatitis B patients with pancreatic cancer. Take a break."
Dr. Lin's expression darkened. She knew Fu Chenghui somewhat; he was new and quite well-known within the TCM department. She was a Western doctor, considered a standout among the other doctors, but far from Fu Chenghui's achievements. She didn't have the guts to confront him. Angrily, she stood up, retrieved all the information on the five patients, and handed it all to him.
"Comrade Fu Chenghui, I'm sorry to bother you. I was wrong in this matter. Please tell Dean Zhong that I didn't have the right attitude this time and brought my personal emotions into my work..."
Fu Chenghui took the case materials and didn't say much to her. "Doctor Lin, as a doctor, medical ethics comes first, followed by medical skills." After saying that, he turned and left, leaving Doctor Lin with a look of disbelief.
Doctor Lin couldn't understand why Fu Chenghui was so arrogant, just because he had a good result.
No matter how angry she was, no one could erase Fu Chenghui's achievements, and she didn't dare to find fault with him.
She had just angered Dean Zhong, and now that he was causing trouble again, she might want to leave the military hospital completely.
After Fu Chenghui returned to the ward, he handed the case report to Dean Zhong without mentioning anything about Dr. Lin; Dean Zhong then handed the case report to Zhong Yuxiu.
"Comrade Zhong, please review this."
"Thank you." These words were not only spoken to Dean Zhong, but also to Fu Chenghui, asking him to make the trip.
After reading the report, Zhong Yuxiu took the pulses of the two patients. "Judging from their pulses, they are both on the verge of disease and haven't completely developed the disease yet. How about this, half a dose of the special medicine will be enough for each of them. If the virus is not completely cleared after taking it, give them a smaller dose."
"Can't I take one?"
"Do you think the dosage of the same medicine is appropriate for different conditions?" Fu Chenghui asked. He wasn't the only one wondering; others shared this doubt. Seeing their curiosity, Zhong Yuxiu added a few words, "Before taking a special medicine, the dosage should be determined based on the patient's actual condition. A light dosage won't completely kill the virus, and a heavy dosage won't necessarily mean the drug's effects will remain in the body, which isn't necessarily a good thing."
Although her formulas were purely traditional Chinese medicine, they were toxic. She even advised against taking the repair fluid excessively unless absolutely necessary. Otherwise, even a single dose could lead to resistance. While the repair fluid was free of toxins, she couldn't guarantee a specific hepatitis B drug.
"We understand. Thank you, Comrade Zhong, for your explanation." Fu Chenghui gratefully replied, "I'll feed them the special medicine, half for each. Does a little more or less make a difference?"
"Just divide it evenly."
After Zhong Yuxiu finished speaking, Fu Chenghui took a special medicine from Gu Lingguo's box and measured it with his naked eye. He then gave the two patients in the bed equal amounts of the special medicine. The two patients, still conscious, felt a refreshing coolness from their throats to their internal organs, which was extremely comfortable. However, within ten minutes, the special medicine took effect, and their internal organs began to feel hot and dry, and they also felt restless and irritable.
"Calm down. The medicine is working and is fighting the virus in your body."
The two patients quickly calmed down after hearing this. They were also afraid, but the hepatitis B virus cannot be cured at present; they already had signs of the disease, and they would die if they did not receive treatment. Now that doctors have developed an effective medicine, what's wrong with them giving it a try?
With such a belief, the two looked at each other and saw determination in each other's eyes; they tried to calm down and let the medicine fight the virus. During this period, Zhong Yuxiu repeatedly took their pulses to make sure that the situation was going well and to stop their physical reactions and gradually calm down.
"Comrade Zhong, the patient's condition has improved; however, it is not completely clear yet." Fu Chenghui said.
Zhong Yuxiu nodded. "This is normal. If someone tells you that the virus in your body can be killed in one go, you'd doubt the credibility of the medicine. Take it slow. For the next two days, take half a dose of the special medicine a day. They should be cured in two days. After they're fully recovered, you can give them the vaccine."
"That's good, that's good." Dean Zhong breathed a sigh of relief, and then, overjoyed, "Comrade Zhong, we'll know the efficacy of the special medicine in a couple of days. Do you want to expand clinical trials?"
"We'll talk about it in two days. For the next two days, please pay more attention to the patients here. There are not many effective drugs and vaccines left. I have to work hard to get some out."
Dean Zhong nodded repeatedly, not wanting to refuse her request. "Okay, okay. I'll arrange for someone to free up a lab right away. Do you think we can do it in our hospital?"
"As long as there are equipment and medicinal materials, it will be fine."
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