To be honest, several members of Shagen's family had a heated debate over this matter.
In their words, this is late-stage lung cancer, which is already an incurable disease in today's medicine. Being able to recover slowly and live for a few more days through the systematic treatment in major hospitals is already a blessing among misfortunes.
As for being able to be completely cured or recovered, they have never thought about it. After all, in today's society where cancer is on the rise, that kind of idea is undoubtedly too fanciful and unrealistic.
In the end, it was Shagen's wife who made the decision.
Regardless of whether this news is credible or not, is Dr. Lin the kind of person who talks nonsense regardless of the importance? Having said that, they temporarily transferred to the hospital to check the situation. If it doesn't work, they can turn back and there won't be much loss.
It is better to die than live.
For patients, as long as there is even a glimmer of hope and possibility, they will try their best to fight for it. In the face of life, no one will wait for death to come.
Half an hour later.
When the ambulance arrived at Tianyuan Clinic, the group looked curiously at the "legendary" clinic in front of them that could completely cure late-stage lung cancer!
Just looking at the four words "Tianyuan Clinic" written on the signboard and the lush trees and flowers in the mansion, everything reveals a sense of simplicity and mystery.
But the next moment, when they saw the regulations written in cursive like silver hooks on the landscape stone, they all stopped in unison and were stunned on the spot.
"Ah...uh...oh..."
Dr. Tian read the "Three Threes" regulations of Tianyuan Clinic in detail several times from beginning to end. He didn't even notice it. At this moment, he was so excited that the tongue in his mouth was rolling and knotting.
There was a strange sound of "oh oh oh" coming from the throat.
This is the true style of miracle doctors!
Straightforward, confident, flamboyant but not arrogant, domineering and sideways!
Dr. Tian understands in his heart that those who can set such rules usually fall into two categories: either they do it for the sake of sensationalism and fame, or they are the kind of people who really have real talent and knowledge but have deep gaps in their minds.
Emergency room on the third floor.
When everyone carried the patient in, Xia Haoran knew that the first guest of the day had arrived. He put down the teacup in his hand and walked straight to the patient. Under everyone's gaze, Xia Haoran stretched out a finger and gently
Checked the patient's pulse.
The pulse is very weak!
But for Xia Haoran, as long as the patient does not die from a minor disease like lung cancer, it will be fine.
Immediately afterwards, Xia Haoran reached out and touched the patient's forehead gently, and then took his hand away. The next moment, the patient who was originally in a coma slowly opened his eyes.
"It's not a big problem." Xia Haoran nodded lightly and said calmly: "Nurse Lin, first explain the rules of our Tianyuan Clinic to the patient's family. If they agree, then we can start after signing the contract.
Healed!”
As for why the patient suddenly woke up, it was naturally Xia Haoran's fault. However, this was just a temporary awakening. In fact, Xia Haoran's purpose of doing this was nothing more than to give the patient's family a shot of cardiotonic.
"Wow……"
After hearing Xia Haoran's words, Shagen's wife couldn't bear it anymore and burst into tears.
A serious illness almost destroyed a supposedly happy family. This description is also a true portrayal of Shagen and his family.
As a typical petty bourgeoisie family among the many small families in China, it was because of Sha Gen's unexpected situation that it almost brought down and destroyed everything.
Fortunately, their family is relatively well-off, and they can barely survive the half-year-long chemotherapy, otherwise they would really be on the road to selling everything they can.
So Shagen's wife cried.
After countless days and nights of torture, all the sadness and helplessness, happiness came strangely and suddenly... This joy made her finally lose control, like a child who was lost and suddenly found...
I killed my mother and burst into tears all of a sudden...
In fact, Xia Haoran's inadvertent little action shocked not only the patient's family, but also Dr. Tian next to him!
What is this operation?
Until then, they suddenly had a feeling in their hearts that even though the patient had advanced lung cancer, the 'mysterious little doctor' in front of them was still sure to cure him.
This is the unique temperament and charm that Xia Haoran, as a Nascent Soul master, exudes inadvertently, and that kind of confidence and calmness is convincing.
Seeing the scene in front of him, Xia Haoran was slightly touched in his heart. However, he did not say anything, but walked aside and continued to drink the tea with the cup in hand.
The family of the patient in front of me is relatively lucky. You must know that for most ordinary families, if they really encounter this disease, the family will be doomed. After all, the medical expenses that are like a bottomless pit are not ordinary.
What the family can afford.
Nowadays, although the country's medical system is well established, such as medical insurance, but in Xia Haoran's view, this thing is still a bit superficial. If you have a cold, fever, diarrhea, etc., you can bring your medical insurance card to reimburse part of it.
money.
At first glance, it sounds like it saves money, the state reimburses it, and the general public does get benefits. But the question is, how much can it cost for minor illnesses such as headaches and fever? No matter how poor and miserable the people are, they still can’t afford it.
You don’t even have money to buy cold medicine, right?
What should really be considered are serious diseases such as leukemia, cancer, diabetes, uremia... that stuff is like a bottomless pit that attracts money, and it is also the kind of terminal disease that has almost no solution!
Especially in rural areas where cancer is a common problem, getting cancer is almost a death sentence. In fact, it’s not that they know it’s incurable, or they don’t want to receive treatment. After all, no one wants to live a few more years.
But the crux of the problem is that there is no money!
Thinking of this, Xia Haoran admired his original decision more and more. Although he could not guarantee that thousands of families would live happily, he could at least do something within his power, such as sending them a signal, a message to them.
They face the disease head-on without despairing of hope!
Tianyuan Clinic's purpose of "taking 30% of the medical fees" can help those poor ordinary people to the maximum extent. Faced with serious diseases, their families are difficult to maintain, and they may even be burdened with a large amount of debt.
Although Xia Haoran cannot directly help them pay off their debts, one thing is beyond doubt, that is, according to the Tianyuan Clinic's fee standards, there is a high possibility that there will be cases where the fee is zero.
Xia Haoran has actually known this for a long time. As long as he is the person who should be saved, it is not a big deal even if he does not take a cent. Money is something outside the body, and Xia Haoran's original intention of opening a clinic was not to get rich.
The rest of the time is left to Lin Jinxuan to communicate with the patient and his family. If he signs the contract, he will accept treatment from Tianyuan Clinic; if he doesn't sign the contract, he will leave.
"What, what do you want to say?"
Seeing the old guy in front of him wearing a white coat with the word "Attending Physician" on his chest, Xia Haoran said with a faint smile. He knew that the other person was a doctor from Boai Hospital and a Western medicine doctor.
In today's society, with the development and further integration of Chinese and Western medicine, it is normal for Chinese medicine hospitals to have Western medicine departments and Western medicine hospitals to have Chinese medicine departments. In fact, some even have the signboard and name of a Chinese medicine hospital, but in fact they are completely a hospital.
Authentic Western medicine hospital.
After all, in today's society, traditional Chinese medicine is in decline. To put it simply, there is no market. It is easy to understand why such a phenomenon occurs.
After Dr. Tian saw Xia Haoran's little show just now, he was almost certain that the other person should be the "peerless great doctor" in this clinic!
However, what surprised Dr. Tian was that the doctors and nurses in this clinic were all young people, and they were not wearing the well-known white coats, but green robes for men and cheongsam for women!
Therefore, Dr. Tian couldn't help but become more curious about the clinic and the doctor in front of him, so he couldn't help but take a few more looks.
"Uh...this, that..."
Xia Haoran waved his hand to interrupt the other party. He poured the other party a cup of tea from the teapot and motioned for the other party to sit down. Then he said: "If I read it correctly, you should focus on Western medicine, right?"
"Yes!" Dr. Tian responded quickly.
Xia Haoran nodded and said: "I know what you want to ask, and I also know what you want to know. Diseases like late-stage lung cancer cannot be cured with the current medical conditions, but this is for others, in my case
There are just thousands of ailments here."
After saying that, Xia Haoran remained silent and just drank tea quietly. For him, being able to chat with such an unfashionable little doctor depends on his mood.
In Clinic No. 1.
While pricking the needle, Xia Haoran said to Li Mengyao and Lin Jinxuan next to him: "Before treating cancer, we must understand what cancer is and what cancer cells are. On this point, try not to read those so-called 'bricks'
Compiled teaching materials and textbooks, because there is nothing of value to us in those books and documents.”
After a slight pause, Xia Haoran continued: "It's not that I deliberately slandered or belittled them, but I once discovered an extremely disappointing and angry phenomenon, that is, the textbooks studied by college students at the School of Traditional Chinese Medicine at a prestigious university.
The editor turned out to be a practitioner of Western medicine."
"Such ridiculous and weird things can happen around us, and there are more than one cases!" At this point, Xia Haoran smiled self-deprecatingly and said: "Let Western medicine workers compile textbooks and popularize teaching materials for the majority of Chinese medicine scholars.
Do you think this is reliable? If things go on like this, do you think Chinese medicine will not decline? If you are interested, you can go back and look through those Chinese medicine textbooks."