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   Zhou Junpeng\'s sly eyes caught the expression on her face, obviously wanting to catch her as an academic person, just throw academic introductions.

   and senior went to the door of the ward and parted ways. The senior went down to the operating room on the third floor, and she went to the neurosurgery on the ninth floor.

  The ward where Dr. Hu lives is not difficult to find.

   The flowers sent by colleagues are placed on Dr. Hu\'s bedside table. Dr. Hu couldn\'t see but could smell the flowers.

   Mr. Liu took leave to accompany his wife during this time. At this stage of life, the two belong to old husband and wife. It is the most meaningful thing for the couple who have lived together through thick and thin for most of their lives to overcome difficulties together.

   "Mr. Hu." Xie Wanying approached the bed.

   Hearing her voice, Dr. Hu turned his head, looked at her eyes and said, "You tied your hair today."

   I didn\'t go to work, nothing to do, I made a casual style of hair and casually tied it in a ponytail.

   Xie Wanying felt that the patient\'s eyes seemed to be getting better and asked: "Mr. Hu, your eyes are—"

   "After being hospitalized, Dr. Cao prescribed some medicine to take. It\'s strange. After taking it, my eyes feel a little better." Dr. Hu said, this is why she insisted on staying and letting Cao Yong treat.

   "Dr. Cao is a god. He said that there is no need for injections, only pills." Mr. Liu added.

  The common people who don’t understand medicine always think that it’s best to get an injection quickly. In fact, it is not. What determines the curative effect is whether the medicine is used correctly, whether it is the disease or the cause of the patient.

  Domestic intravenous injection is prone to abuse.

   Part of the reason may be that some doctors are not skilled or the existing medical technology is limited. The prescribed pills are not suitable for the cause, so a large dose of intravenous injection is used to cover up this fact. Another part of the reason is that some patients seek fast, to be cured as soon as possible, and insist that doctors prescribe intravenous injections.

   Intravenous injection has a faster onset of action than oral medication. The correct clinical practice of intravenous injection is generally used to deal with emergencies, very urgent emergencies, and emergencies that endanger the patient\'s life. At this time, it is too late to use oral medication.

  What is an emergency, it is not that the patient and his family think that the patient\'s condition is urgent or that it is urgent. The doctor depends on various test indicators to make judgments. Some patients may not have obvious clinical symptoms, but the indicators detected are critical. Some patients feel that the condition is very serious and urgent, but the inspection indicators show that it is not urgent.

   There are also some medicines that cannot be taken orally and can only be injected intravenously, and some special diseases require intravenous injection. In these cases, only intravenous injection can be used. Therefore, professional things need to be left to professionals to judge and do.

  In the context of the above-mentioned doctor-patient relationship, suddenly seeing a doctor who can relieve the patient\'s symptoms by taking oral medicine without injections, lay people like Mr. Liu can\'t help but praise this doctor.

   Xie Wanying estimated that Senior Brother Cao could only helplessly smile when he heard the family\'s praise.

   This is not at all that the doctor is insane. Brother Cao is doing his duty as a doctor according to the principles of medicine. Another reason why Senior Brother Cao doesn\'t like the patient\'s family members such praise is that when the patient\'s condition requires him to change the treatment plan and require the patient to have intravenous injections, the patient\'s family members will change their attitudes and think that he is insane.

   Dr. Hu pulled her husband and said, "Since we believe in Dr. Cao, we just need to listen to Dr. Cao\'s arrangements."

   (end of this chapter)