Liu Muqiao asked again about the medical history, re-examined, and then looked at the MRI.
It’s obviously epilepsy!
Unexpectedly, Zhang Jiuyu said: "This child's illness is similar to Qingyunzi's illness. He is also obsessed with it."
Liu Muqiao's shock was extraordinary. For a child, you want him to learn the art of guidance and cultivation?
Isn’t this a case of parents being possessed by evil spirits?
A child is only about 7 years old, how does he know about the meridians and acupuncture points?
Liu Muqiao didn't follow anyone else's advice. After carefully analyzing his condition, he had a dispute with Zhang Jiuyu.
"This is a secondary epilepsy." Liu Maqiao said.
"No, this is an obsession." Zhang Jiuyu said.
"Look, there is a scar on this patient's left temporal lobe, which is the point that induces epilepsy." Liu Muqiao pointed to the MRI film to Zhang Jiuyu.
Although Zhang Jiuyu is a very great doctor and a master-level doctor, when it comes to MRI, Zhang Jiuyu is at best an expert level.
"Is this the trigger point for epilepsy?" Zhang Jiuyu said.
"Yes."
"Are you sure?"
"Of course I'm sure, this kind of film is very common to me."
"Hey! Do you still have research on nuclear magnetic resonance?"
Liu Muqiao nodded and said "hmm". There is no need to be modest. Yes, it is.
"Then how do you explain the formation of this scar?" Zhang Jiuyu asked.
"There are two possibilities. One is that the child has been injured, which is the most likely; the second is unexplainable scars, which occur spontaneously or inexplicably," Liu Muqiao said.
The child's mother said: "By the way, before he went crazy, he was injured and rolled down the stairs."
Zhang Jiuyu's expression changed and he said: "Liu Muqiao, your diagnosis is correct. I misdiagnosed him as a maniac."
Regarding diagnosis, Liu Muqiao has firm confidence. As for treatment, he is even more confident. Isn't it just a matter of a No. 9 injection needle?
The operation will take place an hour later.
Su Yajuan works as an assistant, cutting hair, disinfecting, and drilling holes.
It had been a long time since he had done this. Liu Muqiao picked up a No. 9 needle and smelled the rhizome resin for the child. Soon, the child fell asleep.
A minute and a half later, Liu Miqiao announced, "Okay."
"Is it that simple?" the patient's mother asked.
"Easy?" Zhang Jiuyu said, "I don't dare to do it, and I can't do it. Liu Muqiao, you are much better than me. You have already cured two gods."
"He is also a god?"
Liu Muqiao felt relieved and relieved. It turned out that here, all those who have practiced cultivation are called gods, but in fact, they are just ordinary people.
After walking around the ward for a while, Liu Miqiao felt a lot.
There really aren’t many patients here. On average, each doctor only manages 2.4 patients. They also write medical records, which are basically the same as those outside, except for one extra column. Most of them include whether there is a history of cultivation or not.
No, only a handful of people wrote "yes".
From this we can see that not all people here are cultivating, and some people are not cultivating.
As for why, Liu Muqiao didn't ask more. It was probably another complicated question, and there were some things that Zhang Jiuyu might not be willing to talk about.
As for these patients, they are different from outside hospitals. Most of the diagnoses in the medical records are "causes", such as abdominal pain, headache, and fever.
To be honest, Liu Muqiao himself was not familiar with internal medicine and had never practiced medicine. He could not draw random conclusions and could not tell how different it was from ordinary hospitals.
Su Yajuan, on the other hand, looked suspicious.
She was an intern in internal medicine and her grades were pretty good. She secretly said to Liu Miqiao: "These patients all have difficult and complicated diseases. It is difficult to even write down their chief complaints. It is really difficult to make a diagnosis. Looking at the treatment, some patients
No medicine was prescribed at all."
When you come to the surgery department, the types of diseases become clear. Most of them are trauma patients, with fractures and soft tissue contusions.
Liu Muqiao asked some more questions.
Free medical care is implemented here for all, and the funds mainly come from donations from the society, that is, donations from this group of wealthy people. There is a lot of money, and there is a surplus every year, which cannot be used up.
The first is that there is too much money donated, the second is that there are too few patients, and the third is medication. Very few patients need to take medication for a long time. Even if they have high blood pressure or diabetes, most of them will get better on their own after arriving here.
There are also cases of long-term medication. For example, people with type 1 diabetes must supplement insulin for a long time. For example, people with hypothyroidism must also supplement thyroxine.
Education here is also free.
However, the purpose of teaching here is not to go to college. It is said that after 70 years of experience, there are zero college students who have passed the exam.
The mortality rate is not high, and the natural population growth rate is not high. To be honest, couples in their childbearing period either don't know that such a place exists, or they don't have the opportunity to enter here. Only locals have fertility problems.
And there are too few locals.
Outside Jianyang City, that is where the locals live. There are 70,000 people living there. They are all in the mountains and the transportation is not convenient. They have almost no understanding of Jianyang City.
In this large mountain of several thousand square kilometers, there are many people who live long lives, including many centenarians. They live aloof from the world. Men farm and women weave. The demand for daily necessities is also very small. There is a market dozens of miles away.
I went out several times and exchanged rare medicinal materials or fungi from the mountains for daily necessities.
As for the number of people who come to Jianyang City for business, they come to collect supplies and come in occasionally, so Jianyang City is always so peaceful and comfortable.
There are also seriously ill people who come to the city to see a doctor.
The hospital has a very high-end ambulance with an operating table and first-aid equipment. It was also donated by a wealthy person. Such a car is worth more than five million and is called a mobile hospital.
Generally speaking, very few people from the countryside come to the city to see a doctor. The hospital has 120 beds and often only has about 60 patients.
The salaries of the doctors here are not low. They basically earn an annual salary of one million. However, money is of little value to them. There is really not much place to spend here.
Wine and cigarettes are very tacky items.
There are some, but very few, people who drink alcohol. All they drink are good wines. Maotai and Wuliangye are the most common varieties. Some people also like to drink some rice wine and grain wine.
There are no alcoholics. When there are very few parties, alcohol is generally not used at parties. People who drink usually drink at home.
This is related to the outlook on life here. If a person who studies guidance skills drinks alcohol, isn’t that seeking death?
Smoking, this thing is not available in Jianyang City. It is not that smoking is prohibited, but that smoking is not allowed.
Here, the most common consumer products are spices such as agarwood.
Every year, more than 300 tons of agarwood are sold, which is a huge expense.
After walking around the ward, Zhang Jiuyu invited Liu Muqiao to sit in his office for a while. The outside of his office building was covered with moss and green, as if it was painted green.
This chapter has been completed!