Healing Doctor

Chapter 248 Extremely High IQ, Negative EQ

"Let's solve the problem first," the system NPC said calmly.

"Okay, teacher." Ji Xiang hesitated before speaking.

Professor Zhou's actions touched Ji Xiang deeply, but he couldn't quite describe what exactly it was.

Back in reality, Lu Gang was still staring at the patient's blue ears, his brows furrowed, having encountered an extremely difficult problem.

Have you felt unwell before?

A voice broke the silence.

"Huh?" The patient, seeing that a young doctor was asking him a question, replied politely, "I had a cold a few days ago, and now I have pneumonia."

Just like the patients I encountered when I felt their pain!

"A cold, pneumonia." Lu Gang didn't have any ideas and subconsciously repeated the patient's words.

Ji Xiang really wanted to have sex with Lu Gang, but he felt a little uncomfortable and held back.

"Teacher Lu, I encountered a patient when I was an intern. He had drunk too much and was lying outside in the dead of winter. His hands and feet were frostbitten and turned purple," Ji Xiang said softly.

Lu Gang glanced at Ji Xiang. "Didn't you go to school in the south?"

"..." Ji Xiang scratched his head. Lu Gang's emotional intelligence was really low, but that didn't mean he was unintelligent. He wanted to remind him, so he casually mentioned something, but Lu Gang immediately exposed him.

However, Lu Gang didn't dwell on Ji Xiang's weakness. He paused slightly, then suddenly muttered to himself, "A blood clot? A blood clot in the extremities?"

"Have you ever had any illnesses before?" Lu Gang's reaction was really quick; Ji Xiang only gave a vague hint, and he immediately understood.

"No, I've always been in good health," the patient replied. "I just catch a cold occasionally, which might be related to my weakened immune system after my recent miscarriage."

"How many miscarriages have you had? Are they recurrent miscarriages?" Lu Gang pressed.

"Why are you asking this!" the patient's family member said unhappily.

Lu Gang completely ignored the expressions of the patient's family members. He curled his lip and said disdainfully, "Judging from your words, you seem to have a history of recurrent miscarriages. Didn't you try to get it checked out?"

"Doctor, we came here to see a doctor about our ears. Why are you making such a fuss about this?" The patient was somewhat embarrassed and angry, and his tone became increasingly unfriendly.

"Of course it's related!" Lu Gang said disdainfully. "Just answer whatever I ask you. It's even possible that they'll cure your habitual miscarriages too."

"..."

"..."

Apart from Ji Xiang, no one else in the room knew what Lu Gang was talking about.

Seeing that Lu Gang's behavior was different from other doctors, he had a kind of quirky aura, but this aura could be interpreted as professionalism.

The patient hesitated for a long time before reluctantly answering Lu Gang's question.

She has a history of recurrent miscarriages and has had four miscarriages. After her last miscarriage, she was very worried that she would not be able to have children in the future.

Lu Gang's eyes grew brighter and brighter as he stared intently at the patient's blue ears, as if he had already discovered the truth.

After the patient finished recounting her medical history, Lu Gang didn't give her a moment's rest and pressed her for more information, asking, "After your last miscarriage, did you take oral birth control pills?!"

"..."

The patient and his family were stunned, their gazes shifting from astonishment to inexplicable admiration.

"I'm asking you a question, hurry up and answer!" Lu Gang said impatiently.

Ji Xiang was speechless. With that kind of temper, it would be a miracle if he didn't get beaten to death after three months in the clinic.

I really can't understand how Lu Gang could live to the age where all the hair on his head has fallen out.

"Yes," the patient said softly.

"Slap!" Lu Gang slapped his thigh. "That's it. Now we're considering antiphospholipid syndrome, which could be catastrophic."

"What?"

"What?"

A confused and doubtful voice came from behind.

"You wouldn't understand even if I told you, just wait a minute." Lu Gang retorted to the patient's question without hesitation.

Ji Xiang genuinely admires this doctor who dares to speak out. In his clinical practice, some doctors genuinely want to treat patients well, while others are afraid of being complained about by patients in the era of doctor-patient disputes 3.0.

Only Lu Gang, while wanting to find the real diagnosis, openly showed disdain for the patients and their families.

With that kind of temper, if it weren't for Director Bai taking care of him, he probably would have gone home to retire long ago.

Lu Gang picked up his phone, and his expression immediately became solemn.

After making a phone call, Lu Gang involuntarily bent down.

"Hello, Teacher Zhang, I am Lu Gang."

"I just met a patient whose ears were blue and who has a history of recurrent miscarriages..."

Lu Gang gave a concise yet thorough report of the patient's medical history, without a single superfluous word. Ji Xiang thought to himself, "If only Zhao Zhe could do that too."

"Teacher, I suspect the patient has antiphospholipid syndrome, but it hasn't progressed to a catastrophic stage yet. What do you think...?"

"Okay, okay, then I'll trouble you."

"I'll have the patient come to Beijing to find you immediately."

After hanging up the phone, Lu Gang took out a pen and then pulled out a piece of white paper with deep creases from the pocket of Bai Fu's chest.

The paper was so old and worn that it had turned gray.

She wrote down the address and phone number on it and handed it to the patient's family, saying, "Book tickets now, go to Beijing right away, and call this number to find my teacher tomorrow."

"..."

The patient and his family were stunned.

"Your condition is very serious and cannot be delayed. Let me put it this way: if you hesitate for a few days, the blood clot will become more serious, affecting not only your ear but also your liver and kidney function. Hurry up and see my graduate advisor, the most outstanding rheumatologist in the country, a national treasure-level doctor."

"!!!"

"Hurry up! What are you waiting for? This disease is deadly!" Lu Gang urged. "There's still time! Book your tickets and get going!"

"Oh, oh, oh." The patient and his family were still in a daze.

"Blue ears, I'm scared even if you're not afraid," Lu Gang said, mentioning this point. "They're blocked by a blood clot, that's why. If it had been a few days later, besides the extremities... for example, the ears and fingers might have been lost, and the internal organs could have been blocked and killed."

"what!"

Lu Gang explained it simply, mainly focusing on the consequences, and the patients and their families were truly frightened this time.

"Remember, call my teacher when you get there, and follow my teacher's instructions. Don't try to be clever."

Lu Gang's tone was unfriendly, but Ji Xiang could tell that he genuinely cared about the patient.

Ji Xiang breathed a sigh of relief. It was easier to do things with smart people. He had just been worried about how to remind Lu Gang, but after he only made a suggestion, Lu Gang had already followed the clues to find the correct diagnosis and arranged for the patient to go to Peking Union Medical College Hospital.

This person is good; we can get along.

Lu Gang felt smug, made a few sarcastic remarks about the doctor who had come for the consultation, and then turned and left.

Ji Xiang took his leave, and Lu Gang, feeling smug, paid no attention to him.

He returned to the medical office to change clothes and go home. Seeing that Director Bai's office light was still on, he wandered over to show off to Director Bai.

(End of this chapter)