Chapter 52 Acupuncture is just a coincidence
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Yun Qi Qi
Dr. Shao couldn't understand Shen Lu's confidence.
He stared at Shen Lu: "Okay, then please pull out the needle first!"
Shen Lu looked at the time and pulled out the golden needle.
Before she pulled out the needle, Dr. Shao took photos himself.
If the patient has any problem, he will ask the hospital's authoritative doctor to make an appraisal.
If the patient's family is held accountable, it has nothing to do with them.
It’s entirely the family’s fault for believing in Chinese medicine!
Shen Lu saw Dr. Shao's actions and did not stop him.
On the contrary, Pang Luzhi felt ashamed of Shen Lu.
Aunt Shen Qi is watching here. If she doesn't give Shen Lu an explanation, let alone Aunt Qi, she won't be able to spare her when her father wakes up!
Pang Yayu also knew the importance of Aunt Shen Qi, but she was more worried about her biological father.
After all, she had never seen Shen Lu's abilities with her own eyes, and she was more psychologically inclined to Dr. Shao.
"Dr. Shao, I'll leave it to you!"
Dr. Shao didn't say anything, and just asked the medical team to send the patient for examination, and he followed.
The person was obviously angry.
Pang Yayu looked worried and offended the doctor. What if he deliberately neglected the patient?
Pang Luzhi saw what the eldest sister was thinking and comforted her: "Sister, don't think so much. As an apprentice of a famous doctor, Dr. Shao has professional ethics no matter what."
"Besides, we should trust the deer."
Pang Yayu said "Yeah" perfunctorily, still worried.
This was aimed at Pang Yitong. If it weren't for him, Mrs. Shen would have left with her granddaughter.
People trust the doctors in the hospital more, so why let Xiaolu suffer here?
"Seventh Aunt, don't be angry, I believe in Xiaolu's ability."
"If it hadn't been for the little deer, I don't know if my father would have survived until he was sent to the hospital."
These words were not only praising Shen Lu, but also praising Pang Yayu.
The eldest sister is partial to Dr. Shao, so what does Xiaolu’s efforts to save his father count?
Pang Yayu reacted as expected: "My little sister is right."
"My father was able to be sent to the hospital smoothly, thanks to Xiaolu!"
Shen Lu was noncommittal.
It's true that Pang Luzhi believes in her ability, but it's also true that Pang Yayu doesn't believe it.
"Seventh Aunt, it's too late now, why don't you let me send you and Xiaolu back to rest first."
Pang Yayu was worried that she would have a conflict with Shen Lu after Dr. Shao checked her out.
Mrs. Shen is so mature, how could she not understand what Pang Yayu is worried about?
She looked at her granddaughter: "Xiaolu, we have nothing to do here. Let's go back."
Shen Lu wanted to make a bet with Dr. Shao just now. Mrs. Shen was also worried that her granddaughter was young and energetic and refused to leave.
Shen Lu didn't care. Since the old lady wanted her to leave, he would go back: "Okay."
The little girl's cuteness made Mrs. Shen's heart soften.
Pang Luzhi glanced at her eldest sister and sent Mrs. Shen and Shen Lu away from the hospital first.
As soon as we left, Dr. Shao came out.
He was in disbelief when he learned the test results.
The little girl was right, the patient's condition was temporarily stabilized.
It was on the verge of deterioration, but was intervened in time.
This is impossible!
Dr. Shao’s first reaction was a coincidence!
Yes, it is not a method of traditional Chinese medicine at all, it is just a coincidence!
After he came out, he immediately wanted to find Shen Lu.
But there was only one family member of the patient waiting in the corridor.
"Doctor Shao, how is my father?" Pang Yayu stood up immediately and looked at Dr. Shao anxiously.
"Where's the little girl who got the acupuncture?" Dr. Shao didn't know Shen Lu, so he could only ask the patient's family.
Pang Yayu's heart skipped a beat.
Sure enough, you shouldn’t listen to your little sister!
"What's going on? My little sister sent her home first."
"Dr. Shao, is my father's condition not good?"
Dr. Shao's face looked unhappy: "The patient's condition has been temporarily stabilized and needs to be admitted to the hospital for continued observation."
"Thank you, Doctor Shao!" Pang Yayu breathed a sigh of relief, as long as the patient's condition did not worsen.
"However, in some cases, I still need to ask the Chinese medicine practitioner who performs acupuncture on the patient. I don't know how to contact her?"
Dr. Shao didn't want to admit that it was Shen Lu who turned the tide.
But he must understand clearly!
"This..." Pang Yayu hesitated, "I'll call and ask."
She called her little sister, who quickly picked up the phone.
"Miss?"
If it wasn't for her concern for her father, Pang Luzhi wouldn't have even planned to answer the call from her eldest sister.
What the eldest sister did today was so irritating.
"What's going on with my father?"
Pang Yayu also knew that she was in the wrong: "Little sister, is Xiaolu beside you?"
"Dr. Shao said that my father's condition has been stabilized for the time being, but there are some things he wants to know about Xiaolu."
Pang Luzhi didn't dare to make the decision for Shen Lu, so she directly repeated Pang Yayu's words to Shen Lu.
"Xiaolu, look, do you want to answer the phone?" Pang Luzhi asked Shen Lu for his opinion.
Shen Lu took the phone: "Do you have anything to do with me, Doctor Shao?"
Dr. Shao: "That's right. I want to ask, what was the patient's condition when he got sick? What was the patient's condition like after you gave him acupuncture?"
Shen Lu knew that Dr. Shao did not believe that Pang Yitong's condition was temporarily under her control.
In fact, the patient's family had already described the situation before and after.
Doctor Shao still wants to know more from Shen Lu, but he just doesn't want to admit that acupuncture of traditional Chinese medicine is really useful.
Shen Lu was too lazy to talk nonsense with him and asked directly: "Acupuncture intervention is useful, right?"
Dr. Shao was silent.
He didn't think it was the role of acupuncture.
"Since Dr. Shao thinks that Chinese medicine is useless, there is no need to call me. Just treat it in your own way."
Shen Lu hung up the phone.
Dr. Shao returned the phone to Pang Yayu.
He sent a message to the teacher and sent the acupuncture photos he had taken to his old man.
He also left a message to the teacher: "Teacher, before your patient Pang Yitong was sent here..."
He described the situation in as much detail as possible.
"I think the acupuncture intervention was just a coincidence and had no real effect."
Dr. Shao's teacher happened to be taking a break during the meeting. After reading the student's message, he immediately called back.
"Wenbo, is the doctor who performed acupuncture on Pang Yitong still there?"
Shao Wenbo didn't expect that when the teacher called, he would be concerned about the little girl.
"Teacher, she has left."
"Did she randomly insert needles and affect the patient's subsequent treatment?" He subconsciously refused to believe in another possibility.
Lin Xuesen frowned: "Wen Bo, you are too arbitrary!"
"You are biased against Chinese medicine. If you read the examination report carefully and think about the patient's condition before the onset of the disease and after acupuncture intervention, you should understand that acupuncture is useful for him!"
Lin Xuesen knew in the past that students did not like Western medicine, but he did not expect Shao Wenbo's prejudice to be so serious.
"Wenbo, Comrade Deng once said that no matter whether it is a white cat or a black cat, the one that can catch mice is a good cat!"
“You can’t completely deny the role of traditional Chinese medicine just because you studied Western medicine!”
He stared at Shen Lu: "Okay, then please pull out the needle first!"
Shen Lu looked at the time and pulled out the golden needle.
Before she pulled out the needle, Dr. Shao took photos himself.
If the patient has any problem, he will ask the hospital's authoritative doctor to make an appraisal.
If the patient's family is held accountable, it has nothing to do with them.
It’s entirely the family’s fault for believing in Chinese medicine!
Shen Lu saw Dr. Shao's actions and did not stop him.
On the contrary, Pang Luzhi felt ashamed of Shen Lu.
Aunt Shen Qi is watching here. If she doesn't give Shen Lu an explanation, let alone Aunt Qi, she won't be able to spare her when her father wakes up!
Pang Yayu also knew the importance of Aunt Shen Qi, but she was more worried about her biological father.
After all, she had never seen Shen Lu's abilities with her own eyes, and she was more psychologically inclined to Dr. Shao.
"Dr. Shao, I'll leave it to you!"
Dr. Shao didn't say anything, and just asked the medical team to send the patient for examination, and he followed.
The person was obviously angry.
Pang Yayu looked worried and offended the doctor. What if he deliberately neglected the patient?
Pang Luzhi saw what the eldest sister was thinking and comforted her: "Sister, don't think so much. As an apprentice of a famous doctor, Dr. Shao has professional ethics no matter what."
"Besides, we should trust the deer."
Pang Yayu said "Yeah" perfunctorily, still worried.
This was aimed at Pang Yitong. If it weren't for him, Mrs. Shen would have left with her granddaughter.
People trust the doctors in the hospital more, so why let Xiaolu suffer here?
"Seventh Aunt, don't be angry, I believe in Xiaolu's ability."
"If it hadn't been for the little deer, I don't know if my father would have survived until he was sent to the hospital."
These words were not only praising Shen Lu, but also praising Pang Yayu.
The eldest sister is partial to Dr. Shao, so what does Xiaolu’s efforts to save his father count?
Pang Yayu reacted as expected: "My little sister is right."
"My father was able to be sent to the hospital smoothly, thanks to Xiaolu!"
Shen Lu was noncommittal.
It's true that Pang Luzhi believes in her ability, but it's also true that Pang Yayu doesn't believe it.
"Seventh Aunt, it's too late now, why don't you let me send you and Xiaolu back to rest first."
Pang Yayu was worried that she would have a conflict with Shen Lu after Dr. Shao checked her out.
Mrs. Shen is so mature, how could she not understand what Pang Yayu is worried about?
She looked at her granddaughter: "Xiaolu, we have nothing to do here. Let's go back."
Shen Lu wanted to make a bet with Dr. Shao just now. Mrs. Shen was also worried that her granddaughter was young and energetic and refused to leave.
Shen Lu didn't care. Since the old lady wanted her to leave, he would go back: "Okay."
The little girl's cuteness made Mrs. Shen's heart soften.
Pang Luzhi glanced at her eldest sister and sent Mrs. Shen and Shen Lu away from the hospital first.
As soon as we left, Dr. Shao came out.
He was in disbelief when he learned the test results.
The little girl was right, the patient's condition was temporarily stabilized.
It was on the verge of deterioration, but was intervened in time.
This is impossible!
Dr. Shao’s first reaction was a coincidence!
Yes, it is not a method of traditional Chinese medicine at all, it is just a coincidence!
After he came out, he immediately wanted to find Shen Lu.
But there was only one family member of the patient waiting in the corridor.
"Doctor Shao, how is my father?" Pang Yayu stood up immediately and looked at Dr. Shao anxiously.
"Where's the little girl who got the acupuncture?" Dr. Shao didn't know Shen Lu, so he could only ask the patient's family.
Pang Yayu's heart skipped a beat.
Sure enough, you shouldn’t listen to your little sister!
"What's going on? My little sister sent her home first."
"Dr. Shao, is my father's condition not good?"
Dr. Shao's face looked unhappy: "The patient's condition has been temporarily stabilized and needs to be admitted to the hospital for continued observation."
"Thank you, Doctor Shao!" Pang Yayu breathed a sigh of relief, as long as the patient's condition did not worsen.
"However, in some cases, I still need to ask the Chinese medicine practitioner who performs acupuncture on the patient. I don't know how to contact her?"
Dr. Shao didn't want to admit that it was Shen Lu who turned the tide.
But he must understand clearly!
"This..." Pang Yayu hesitated, "I'll call and ask."
She called her little sister, who quickly picked up the phone.
"Miss?"
If it wasn't for her concern for her father, Pang Luzhi wouldn't have even planned to answer the call from her eldest sister.
What the eldest sister did today was so irritating.
"What's going on with my father?"
Pang Yayu also knew that she was in the wrong: "Little sister, is Xiaolu beside you?"
"Dr. Shao said that my father's condition has been stabilized for the time being, but there are some things he wants to know about Xiaolu."
Pang Luzhi didn't dare to make the decision for Shen Lu, so she directly repeated Pang Yayu's words to Shen Lu.
"Xiaolu, look, do you want to answer the phone?" Pang Luzhi asked Shen Lu for his opinion.
Shen Lu took the phone: "Do you have anything to do with me, Doctor Shao?"
Dr. Shao: "That's right. I want to ask, what was the patient's condition when he got sick? What was the patient's condition like after you gave him acupuncture?"
Shen Lu knew that Dr. Shao did not believe that Pang Yitong's condition was temporarily under her control.
In fact, the patient's family had already described the situation before and after.
Doctor Shao still wants to know more from Shen Lu, but he just doesn't want to admit that acupuncture of traditional Chinese medicine is really useful.
Shen Lu was too lazy to talk nonsense with him and asked directly: "Acupuncture intervention is useful, right?"
Dr. Shao was silent.
He didn't think it was the role of acupuncture.
"Since Dr. Shao thinks that Chinese medicine is useless, there is no need to call me. Just treat it in your own way."
Shen Lu hung up the phone.
Dr. Shao returned the phone to Pang Yayu.
He sent a message to the teacher and sent the acupuncture photos he had taken to his old man.
He also left a message to the teacher: "Teacher, before your patient Pang Yitong was sent here..."
He described the situation in as much detail as possible.
"I think the acupuncture intervention was just a coincidence and had no real effect."
Dr. Shao's teacher happened to be taking a break during the meeting. After reading the student's message, he immediately called back.
"Wenbo, is the doctor who performed acupuncture on Pang Yitong still there?"
Shao Wenbo didn't expect that when the teacher called, he would be concerned about the little girl.
"Teacher, she has left."
"Did she randomly insert needles and affect the patient's subsequent treatment?" He subconsciously refused to believe in another possibility.
Lin Xuesen frowned: "Wen Bo, you are too arbitrary!"
"You are biased against Chinese medicine. If you read the examination report carefully and think about the patient's condition before the onset of the disease and after acupuncture intervention, you should understand that acupuncture is useful for him!"
Lin Xuesen knew in the past that students did not like Western medicine, but he did not expect Shao Wenbo's prejudice to be so serious.
"Wenbo, Comrade Deng once said that no matter whether it is a white cat or a black cat, the one that can catch mice is a good cat!"
“You can’t completely deny the role of traditional Chinese medicine just because you studied Western medicine!”
