??86: Chapter 86: Unscientific
86: Chapter 86: Unscientific
Not only did he scold Wu Xiaoyu with his words, but he also called the old lady a dead mouse.
Ma Yinhua couldn’t bear this and questioned, “What did you say?
Say it again!”
This doctor had always been respected, even flattered by countless patients.
Naturally, he was a bit arrogant and often spoke without thinking.
However, seeing the crowd of villagers around him, he dared not be arrogant.
He had to change his tone, saying, “What I ant was that the old lady wasn’t seriously ill, a bit of rest would do, and it had nothing to do with his actions earlier!”
Villagers usually did not dare to doubt the doctor’s words.
Hearing him say this now, they imdiately changed their thoughts, feeling that Wu Xiaoyu was just like a blind cat bumping into a dead mouse.
But Ma Yinhua, who had witnessed everything, firmly believed that Wu Xiaoyu had saved her mother’s life.
Seeing this doctor belittle Wu Xiaoyu, she couldn’t help but feel indignant, saying, “I know better than you how my mother was just now!”
“As a doctor, wouldn’t I know my patient’s condition?
Don’t be deceived by so ill-intentioned people!” the doctor said, pretending to be concerned.
Wu Xiaoyu originally didn’t want to bother with it, but hearing this doctor repeatedly belittle and slander him, he couldn’t help but speak up:
“Who exactly has ill intentions?
If you have sothing to say, say it directly, don’t beat around the bush, like a sissy!”
The villagers, not knowing the inside story, had seen Wu Xiaoyu revive the old lady and assud he had great skills.
Upon hearing the doctor say the old lady wasn’t seriously ill, they thought Wu Xiaoyu was just lucky, like a blind cat bumping into a dead mouse.
Now seeing the two arguing about this matter, they naturally found it interesting and started heckling, “What does this an?
Is there sothing wrong with the old lady or not?”
“Did Wu Xiaoyu really save her?”
“Is the doctor afraid Wu Xiaoyu will steal his thunder and is deliberately saying this?”
“…”
The villagers raised their voices on purpose, making sure the two could hear.
The doctor, who always looked down on others, frowned upon hearing soone question him and yelled:
“I’ve seen so many patients and treated so many diseases in the town’s hospital.
How could I make a diagnostic mistake!
This old lady didn’t have anything serious!”
As the saying goes, the spectators love making a scene, and hearing his confident tone, the villagers found it even more amusing and continued to heckle:
“You say Wu Xiaoyu accidentally healed the old lady; do you have any proof?
We all saw her fainting just now!
You can’t speak without evidence!”
The doctor replied, “What do you an by ‘without evidence’?
I had just examined the old lady.
She’s very healthy, only has a bit of bronchitis, which is quite common in the elderly.
How could she faint for over an hour?”
Ma Yinhua, hearing the doctor speak as if her mother was pretending to be sick, got more upset and asked, “What nonsense are you spouting?
Are you saying my mother and Wu Xiaoyu staged this to fool everyone?”
Before the doctor could reply, Ma Yinhua’s mother was about to explain, but Wu Xiaoyu hurriedly stopped her, saying, “Grandma, don’t speak yet!”
After calming the old lady, Wu Xiaoyu turned to the doctor and said, “You say you examined the old lady, right?”
“Yes!
So what?”
“You said she only has bronchitis?”
“Indeed, she has bronchitis.
Whether she has other conditions requires further dical equipnt to diagnose!” the doctor explained.
Wu Xiaoyu then asked, “Since that’s the case, how can you conclude she’s not seriously ill and is pretending to be sick?”
Seeing Wu Xiaoyu seize upon his words, trying to lead him into a trap, the doctor cleverly evaded, replying, “I didn’t say she was pretending, only that her illness isn’t serious.”
Ma Yinhua, seeing the two arguing about her mother’s condition, felt sowhat uneasy and displeased, but since Wu Xiaoyu had saved her mother, she thought the truth should be determined through her mother’s illness.
Seeing the doctor’s confident and arrogant deanor, Wu Xiaoyu couldn’t help but laugh and continued to question, “The likelihood of bronchitis occurring in the midsumr is quite low, isn’t it!”
“Moreover, if you can’t diagnose if she has other conditions, how can you say she isn’t seriously ill?
What if I say she fainted due to another condition?”
The doctor, knowing he found no serious issue using his stethoscope and blood pressure monitor, concluded that this young boy couldn’t diagnose anything serious either.
Thinking Wu was just a charlatan, he smugly said, “So, what other condition does she have?
If you can accurately tell, I’ll admit defeat, and we’ll waive the ambulance fee, okay?”
Wu Xiaoyu, hearing the ntion of money, got more spirited and glanced apologetically at the old lady and Ma Yinhua, then said, “This old lady has myocardial infarction…”
The doctor burst into laughter, “Myocardial infarction?
Haha…
Haha…
Stop talking nonsense!”
“You think pressing a few tis can cure myocardial infarction?
Even the town’s hospital can’t treat such patients.
You’re blowing hot air!”
Wu Xiaoyu ignored the doctor’s mockery and instead asked the old lady, “Grandma, do you have a heart attack?”
Ma Yinhua, hearing this, was sowhat startled.
She knew about her mother’s bronchitis but never heard her brothers ntion a heart attack.
Curious, everyone turned to look at the old lady, who stared at the doctor, saying, “I do have a heart attack, just diagnosed at the beginning of the year!”
Ma Yinhua, hearing this, burst into tears again.
The villagers now firmly believed Wu Xiaoyu had saved the old lady, as the doctor hadn’t discovered the heart disease initially!
The doctor, in disbelief, first felt stunned, then angrily yelled, “You two are in cahoots!”
The old lady, seeing his denial, took out a diagnosis certificate from her bag, saying, “This is the county hospital’s diagnosis report!
I ca to my daughter’s house to tell her about this.
I didn’t expect to have an episode right at the village entrance!”
Ma Yinhua, choking with sobs, hugged her mother, while the doctor, still in disbelief, snatched the diagnosis report.
Seeing the words “myocardial infarction” written in black and white and his teacher’s signature, he felt like he fell into an abyss.
How did he, a top student from the dical University, fail to diagnose this old lady’s condition?
How did this young boy know?
If it was a heart attack, could it be so easily cured?
Could pressing a few tis save a heart attack patient?
His long-held dical beliefs seed to be shaken; this wasn’t scientific!
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