Returning to ’90s, She Became Famous in Major Surgical Fields Chapter 2432: 【2432】The first choice is not to make eyeballs

   Chapter 2432 [2432] The first choice is not to make eyeballs

   In such a situation, since a blood disease is suspected, it is normal for family mbers to bring their children to seek dical treatnt.

   "When I was in Beidu No. 5, I didn't find it out imdiately, and it took about two weeks. Because the child's symptoms at the beginning were only a fever and no bleeding. The doctor did not suspect that he had a blood disease."

   "Isn't it necessary to do a blood test if you have a fever?" After hearing this, a few classmates doubted what was wrong.

   "Parents love their children. I heard that they want to draw blood or sothing. This child is more afraid and willful and will not cooperate, so they won't do it. So I didn't do a blood routine, and gave antipyretics to take ho. I just suspected it was a small cold."

   "So, isn't this family mber the kind of person who doesn't like to cooperate with doctors from beginning to end?" Wei Shangquan asked.

   "Yes." The two internal dicine classmates nodded, "I just said in the morning that I would have to take another blood test here, but the parents kept calling and they didn't want to give this child a blood test."

   "It is more difficult for children to take blood tests repeatedly," said Pan Shihua.

   Adults can't stand repeated blood draws, let alone children. Parents' feelings are understandable. The problem is, if the family does not cooperate, it is difficult for the dical staff to give the child further treatnt.

   When can we invent the technology to draw blood without pain. Thinking of the bone piercing in the afternoon was much more painful than drawing blood. Several surgical classmates were a little worried about internal dicine classmates, for fear that their family mbers would hear the child crying and screaming to death.

   Ask their internal dicine classmates to say that the worst is not this.

   "The family mbers don't know where they heard it, and they are asking all day if they need soone to do a bone marrow transplant."

  Now the news likes to use sensational things to make news reports to attract attention. Bone marrow transplantation itself involves dical ethical issues, which is easy to cause widespread discussion in the society. So family mbers read a lot of news and thought that bone marrow transplantation was a life-saving dicine for leukemia. When they knew that their family mbers were sick, they imdiately chased after the doctor and asked about it.

   Actually certainly not. As I said before, the doctor's choice of treatnt plan must start with the most effective treatnt policy. The life-saving dicine for leukemia has always been chemotherapy in the first place. For example, acute lymphoblastic leukemia is more common in pediatrics. With years of clinical experience, a very effective chemotherapy regin has been ford. If found and treated early, the five-year survival rate can reach more than 80% to 90%.

   Bone marrow transplantation is only used for relapses and is not the first choice for doctors to discover the disease. Moreover, bone marrow transplantation is really not a magic dicine. After bone marrow transplantation, it will also relapse. It is a desperate choice after other clinical treatnt options are ineffective.

   Layn don’t know much about dicine. The dia loves to make news. They only use donors who can spark social debate to create topics. It really makes science people very unhappy.

   Anyone who knows a little about dicine knows that dical donations must be done on a voluntary basis. Why? dicine is a science, and every year the new scientific results of dical science do not know how many will overturn so of the previous research results. It can only be said that what has been researched can be used at present. You want to say that I can guarantee that the results of today's research will always be correct, and no one dares. Humans' understanding of the world is constantly deepening. This is the simplest truth.

  Under such a premise, there must be gains and losses in treating a disease. So patients are unwilling to sacrifice a little of their other things in order to save their own lives.