Chapter 4520 [609] Choice

Dr. Xie Wanying used her backpack to pad the patient's waist. She found that the effect was not very significant, and she was worried that something was really blocked inside.

When a disaster occurs, sometimes the most feared thing is not the immediate injury, but the outbreak of the original disease.

At this point, you must know that surgery is definitely not the first intervention that clinical doctors consider.

The entire process of surgery is generally not as fast as medication, and medication can solve most clinical emergencies.

It is a truth based on this practice that the surgeon, like the physician, must be as proficient in clinical pharmacy.

Specific cases require detailed analysis.

After a rough analysis, the clinician will know that the first general rule above can be applied to this patient.

Dr. Xie has already guessed what kind of disease this patient has.

One of the most common causes of chronic pelvic inflammatory disease is spermatic cord problems. Swelling and pain due to varicocele may involve the most common infection factors or varicocele or even blockage.

Timely medication can provide relief rather than requiring immediate surgery. And seriously, what kind of surgery can be done in an emergency for this disease? If you can't move, it's better to take medicine.

The more senior surgeons are, the more they understand that surgeries must not be performed haphazardly.

Seeing the expression on the senior sister's face, Dr. Fan Yunyun's mouth turned pale as she said the fatal problem: myrrh.

Medication, like other medical measures, has specific requirements. The more specific it is, the better it is to hit the bull's-eye of a disease. It is common for incorrect medicines to be ineffective if used.

Due to the advance notification last night, Dr. Yin came with relevant medicines, but Dr. Xie and his colleagues did not have such medicines in their bags, otherwise they would have given them to the patients early.

Now there may be two options for the doctors to choose from. One is to send someone back to the village to find Dr. Yin to get the relevant drugs. The other is to carry the patient back to the village clinic to find Dr. Yin.

Speaking of the situation at Dr. Yin's side, Dr. Xie and the others did not know the specific extent of the earthquake's impact. They could only speculate that the nearby villages must be within the scope of the earthquake.

I don’t know how bad the village is, how come Dr. Yin doesn’t know? I wonder if I can find Dr. Yin? I don’t know how long it took to find the medicine——

Everything is unpredictable and unpredictable. It is hard to imagine how difficult it is for people to make a decision at this juncture, and the person who must make this decision falls on Dr. Xie.

Dr. Xie Wanying had to think that this might be the first time she had to make a choice after being reborn and practicing medicine again. It was as difficult as when Dr. Jiang was her teacher.

Dr. Fan Yunyun immediately understood something and said quickly: "I will go back to the village to find someone to get the medicine, senior sister."

If Dr. Wei Shangquan were here, he would burst into tears: I have a crow’s mouth.

If possible, Dr. Xie Wanying would definitely rather run back to get the medicine than let her junior sister take the risk. She can't, because the patient needs her and Dr. Song to stay here to take care of her more.

Dr. Xie Wanying fully understood the complex emotions written on Dr. Jiang's face at this moment.

The road Dr. Fan Yunyun took back was far more difficult than the road Dr. Xie took to escort the patient back. She was alone, without help from others, and unexpected disasters could happen at any time along the way.

Calm down, must calm down! Dr. Xie Wanying has never controlled her brain so hard at this moment.

If she makes a wrong choice, someone may die.

The patient's mother was holding her child's hand and crying, wondering what she would do if the house was gone and the child was gone. She looked helplessly at the doctors: Didn't you say before that my child was not seriously ill?