Chapter 57 Doctors are humans, not gods
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Yun Qi Qi
Mrs. Shen likes this about her granddaughter, she is honest!
The little girl wants to work hard on her own, and the old lady doesn't want to hold her back.
After saying a few words, he hung up the phone and just said he would wait for her to come home.
Shen Lu then looked at Lin Xuesen.
"I have communicated with my family, no problem."
When they made the phone call just now, Shen Lu did not force Lin Xuesen and Shao Wenbo.
So they all probably heard that Grandma Shen Lu supported any decision she made.
Lin Xuesen was okay. Shao Wenbo couldn't help but wonder, if it were him, would his family be so open-minded?
Certainly not!
"Since there is no problem on your side, we need to come up with a reasonable plan and then communicate with the patient's family."
"I want to know more about Mr. Shen's medical skills. I wonder how much Mr. Shen knows about bone cancer?"
Lin Xuesen looked at Shen Lu expectantly.
Shen Lu also knew that this was a test for her.
If she fails to pass the exam, she will naturally lose the opportunity to cooperate with the boss.
“Bone cancer, in Western medicine, is a malignant tumor that grows in bones and affiliated tissues…”
“The understanding of bone cancer in traditional Chinese medicine can be traced back to the Huangdi Neijing.”
"Traditional Chinese medicine believes that this disease occurs due to insufficient kidney qi, imbalance of yin and yang, and dysfunction of the internal organs. As a result, cold and damp toxins take advantage of the deficiency to enter, resulting in stasis of qi and blood, which accumulates in the bones... leading to osteoma."
As Shen Lu talked eloquently, Lin Xuesen discovered that the little girl was not only good at Chinese medicine, she was also involved in Western medicine.
What she learned spanned both Chinese and Western cultures.
Lin Xuesen looked at the little girl with surprise.
A thought suddenly came to his mind: If this were his student, he would definitely be proud of her!
"Did you study Chinese medicine or Western medicine?" Shao Wenbo also discovered that Shen Lu not only understood Chinese medicine, but also knew Western medicine well.
Shen Lu touched his nose: "I have learned both Chinese and Western medicine."
Shao Wenbo felt incredible: "How is it possible?"
"A person's energy is limited, not to mention how old are you?"
A high school student who is erudite in both Chinese and Western studies is an insult to their academic background, which is almost 30 years old.
"Wenbo, what are you talking about?" Lin Xuesen completely disagreed with the student. He regarded Shen Lu as a genius.
There are not many such children, but it is not impossible.
What takes other people eight years to complete their studies may only take a genius three years, two years, or even eight months.
Never overestimate yourself and underestimate others.
"Although Shen is young, she has been exposed to medicine for a long time, so anything is possible."
"I have also been exposed to traditional Chinese medicine..." Shao Wenbo blurted out.
It was only when he saw the teacher and Shen Lu looking at him mid-sentence that he realized that he had been exposed.
He shouldn't say that he has been practicing Chinese medicine since elementary school. He hates Chinese medicine!
"Later, I became interested in Western medicine and applied for Tamaki Medical University."
"I studied for a bachelor's degree and a master's degree continuously for eight years, and then I studied for a doctorate. I had no time to study traditional Chinese medicine."
Therefore, judge others by yourself.
Shao Wenbo didn't think Shen Lu had that much time to learn both Chinese and Western medicine.
"You have been exposed to Chinese medicine since you were a child, so why did you choose Western medicine? Are you really not interested in Chinese medicine at all?"
Lin Xuesen looked at the students.
He has always felt that students' rejection of traditional Chinese medicine is too much.
It's hard to say what the crux of this is.
Now the student says that he has been exposed to traditional Chinese medicine since he was a child, so why is he so repelled by traditional Chinese medicine?
Even if you don't like it, you shouldn't be on the opposite side.
"I like Western medicine. It can be seen and touched, and the disease can be treated as soon as it is found."
Shao Wenbo put it simply and clearly: "Unlike traditional Chinese medicine, there is no scientific basis for judging the disease, and the treatment process is so long that the patient dies without seeing any results."
These words sounded full of resentment.
"Is it because someone in your family died and the illness was not cured?" Shen Lu hit the nail on the head.
Shao Wenbo stopped talking for a moment.
That's it.
“Not every Chinese medicine practitioner is the same as the person you know, and not everyone’s disease can be cured.”
"Can you guarantee that given the patient's physical condition at that time, Western medicine can cure him?"
Shen Lu asked Shao Wenbo and was startled.
The hospital at that time said that they could not operate on his mother with the technology they had at that time.
They also suggested that the family take his mother abroad.
His mother’s teacher who is the attending doctor is a very powerful expert from abroad, and they are willing to introduce his mother there.
Although the experts there are not completely sure, they still have a better chance than at home.
It was his father who was stubborn and believed that Western medicine was inferior to Chinese medicine. He wanted to cure his mother's disease himself.
The results of it?
He died in the long wait!
He saw with his own eyes how his mother died in agony.
This left a psychological shadow and a prejudice against Chinese medicine.
"There's no guarantee, but at least it's better than letting my mother go on like this." Shao Wenbin believed persistently.
"What if your mother can't get off the operating table?" Shen Lu spoke sharply.
Lin Xuesen also persuaded the students: "Classmate Shen is right. The risks of surgery are too great. Your father is unwilling to let your mother take risks. This is normal."
"And what do you think of your mother?"
"Is she willing to go abroad for treatment?"
“Patient input is also important.”
Shao Wenbo thought carefully.
His mother didn't want to go abroad. If she had to die on the operating table in a completely unfamiliar country, she would rather accept treatment from her father.
Lin Xuesen probably understood what the student meant. He frowned: "Wen Bin, we are doctors, not kings of hell. We cannot control the life and death of patients."
"Doctors are humans too, not gods."
These words hit Shao Wenbo's heart like a heavy hammer.
His entire shoulders slumped, and he felt quite depressed.
The things that had supported him all these years seemed to have collapsed.
Seeing the student like this, Lin Xuesen patted him on the shoulder: "Think about it carefully."
After Lin Xuesen finished speaking, he invited Shen Lu to his office for discussion.
"In addition to acupuncture, external medicine prepared by traditional Chinese medicine is also said to be very effective. I wonder if Mr. Shen can do it?"
Originally, Dr. Lin just asked this question, but Shen Lu nodded unexpectedly.
"Okay, I can make ointment to help."
Lin Xuesen raised his eyebrows, becoming more and more curious about the little girl.
The news that Lin Xuesen recruited Shen Lu to join the team and cooperate in treating bone cancer for patients cannot be widely publicized.
Shen Lu's age will make people worry.
However, Teacher Lin still called a meeting with his team to inform everyone of the news and asked others to keep it secret.
There are two other doctors in his team, both of whom are his students.
These two doctors are also the backbone of the oncology department.
When they learned that the teacher was going to bring in a young girl to study the treatment of bone cancer, both of them fell silent.
"Teacher, are you kidding us?"
"I don't agree!" the male doctor objected fiercely.
The little girl wants to work hard on her own, and the old lady doesn't want to hold her back.
After saying a few words, he hung up the phone and just said he would wait for her to come home.
Shen Lu then looked at Lin Xuesen.
"I have communicated with my family, no problem."
When they made the phone call just now, Shen Lu did not force Lin Xuesen and Shao Wenbo.
So they all probably heard that Grandma Shen Lu supported any decision she made.
Lin Xuesen was okay. Shao Wenbo couldn't help but wonder, if it were him, would his family be so open-minded?
Certainly not!
"Since there is no problem on your side, we need to come up with a reasonable plan and then communicate with the patient's family."
"I want to know more about Mr. Shen's medical skills. I wonder how much Mr. Shen knows about bone cancer?"
Lin Xuesen looked at Shen Lu expectantly.
Shen Lu also knew that this was a test for her.
If she fails to pass the exam, she will naturally lose the opportunity to cooperate with the boss.
“Bone cancer, in Western medicine, is a malignant tumor that grows in bones and affiliated tissues…”
“The understanding of bone cancer in traditional Chinese medicine can be traced back to the Huangdi Neijing.”
"Traditional Chinese medicine believes that this disease occurs due to insufficient kidney qi, imbalance of yin and yang, and dysfunction of the internal organs. As a result, cold and damp toxins take advantage of the deficiency to enter, resulting in stasis of qi and blood, which accumulates in the bones... leading to osteoma."
As Shen Lu talked eloquently, Lin Xuesen discovered that the little girl was not only good at Chinese medicine, she was also involved in Western medicine.
What she learned spanned both Chinese and Western cultures.
Lin Xuesen looked at the little girl with surprise.
A thought suddenly came to his mind: If this were his student, he would definitely be proud of her!
"Did you study Chinese medicine or Western medicine?" Shao Wenbo also discovered that Shen Lu not only understood Chinese medicine, but also knew Western medicine well.
Shen Lu touched his nose: "I have learned both Chinese and Western medicine."
Shao Wenbo felt incredible: "How is it possible?"
"A person's energy is limited, not to mention how old are you?"
A high school student who is erudite in both Chinese and Western studies is an insult to their academic background, which is almost 30 years old.
"Wenbo, what are you talking about?" Lin Xuesen completely disagreed with the student. He regarded Shen Lu as a genius.
There are not many such children, but it is not impossible.
What takes other people eight years to complete their studies may only take a genius three years, two years, or even eight months.
Never overestimate yourself and underestimate others.
"Although Shen is young, she has been exposed to medicine for a long time, so anything is possible."
"I have also been exposed to traditional Chinese medicine..." Shao Wenbo blurted out.
It was only when he saw the teacher and Shen Lu looking at him mid-sentence that he realized that he had been exposed.
He shouldn't say that he has been practicing Chinese medicine since elementary school. He hates Chinese medicine!
"Later, I became interested in Western medicine and applied for Tamaki Medical University."
"I studied for a bachelor's degree and a master's degree continuously for eight years, and then I studied for a doctorate. I had no time to study traditional Chinese medicine."
Therefore, judge others by yourself.
Shao Wenbo didn't think Shen Lu had that much time to learn both Chinese and Western medicine.
"You have been exposed to Chinese medicine since you were a child, so why did you choose Western medicine? Are you really not interested in Chinese medicine at all?"
Lin Xuesen looked at the students.
He has always felt that students' rejection of traditional Chinese medicine is too much.
It's hard to say what the crux of this is.
Now the student says that he has been exposed to traditional Chinese medicine since he was a child, so why is he so repelled by traditional Chinese medicine?
Even if you don't like it, you shouldn't be on the opposite side.
"I like Western medicine. It can be seen and touched, and the disease can be treated as soon as it is found."
Shao Wenbo put it simply and clearly: "Unlike traditional Chinese medicine, there is no scientific basis for judging the disease, and the treatment process is so long that the patient dies without seeing any results."
These words sounded full of resentment.
"Is it because someone in your family died and the illness was not cured?" Shen Lu hit the nail on the head.
Shao Wenbo stopped talking for a moment.
That's it.
“Not every Chinese medicine practitioner is the same as the person you know, and not everyone’s disease can be cured.”
"Can you guarantee that given the patient's physical condition at that time, Western medicine can cure him?"
Shen Lu asked Shao Wenbo and was startled.
The hospital at that time said that they could not operate on his mother with the technology they had at that time.
They also suggested that the family take his mother abroad.
His mother’s teacher who is the attending doctor is a very powerful expert from abroad, and they are willing to introduce his mother there.
Although the experts there are not completely sure, they still have a better chance than at home.
It was his father who was stubborn and believed that Western medicine was inferior to Chinese medicine. He wanted to cure his mother's disease himself.
The results of it?
He died in the long wait!
He saw with his own eyes how his mother died in agony.
This left a psychological shadow and a prejudice against Chinese medicine.
"There's no guarantee, but at least it's better than letting my mother go on like this." Shao Wenbin believed persistently.
"What if your mother can't get off the operating table?" Shen Lu spoke sharply.
Lin Xuesen also persuaded the students: "Classmate Shen is right. The risks of surgery are too great. Your father is unwilling to let your mother take risks. This is normal."
"And what do you think of your mother?"
"Is she willing to go abroad for treatment?"
“Patient input is also important.”
Shao Wenbo thought carefully.
His mother didn't want to go abroad. If she had to die on the operating table in a completely unfamiliar country, she would rather accept treatment from her father.
Lin Xuesen probably understood what the student meant. He frowned: "Wen Bin, we are doctors, not kings of hell. We cannot control the life and death of patients."
"Doctors are humans too, not gods."
These words hit Shao Wenbo's heart like a heavy hammer.
His entire shoulders slumped, and he felt quite depressed.
The things that had supported him all these years seemed to have collapsed.
Seeing the student like this, Lin Xuesen patted him on the shoulder: "Think about it carefully."
After Lin Xuesen finished speaking, he invited Shen Lu to his office for discussion.
"In addition to acupuncture, external medicine prepared by traditional Chinese medicine is also said to be very effective. I wonder if Mr. Shen can do it?"
Originally, Dr. Lin just asked this question, but Shen Lu nodded unexpectedly.
"Okay, I can make ointment to help."
Lin Xuesen raised his eyebrows, becoming more and more curious about the little girl.
The news that Lin Xuesen recruited Shen Lu to join the team and cooperate in treating bone cancer for patients cannot be widely publicized.
Shen Lu's age will make people worry.
However, Teacher Lin still called a meeting with his team to inform everyone of the news and asked others to keep it secret.
There are two other doctors in his team, both of whom are his students.
These two doctors are also the backbone of the oncology department.
When they learned that the teacher was going to bring in a young girl to study the treatment of bone cancer, both of them fell silent.
"Teacher, are you kidding us?"
"I don't agree!" the male doctor objected fiercely.
