Returning to ’90s, She Became Famous in Major Surgical Fields

  When the doctor said to pull up the clothes, Sister Weng was tensed up all over her body, and her eyes wandered towards the doctor\'s face, like a snake on guard.

   "What are you afraid of, I\'m a woman." Dr. An urged the patient to hurry up.

   Sister Weng had no choice but to slowly pull up her clothes.

   "Pull it higher, or you won\'t be able to check." Dr. An explained to the patient, "I want to touch your stomach to determine where the pain is."

   The nurse next to her simply did a favor and helped Sister Weng pull her clothes to the proper height, exposing her abdomen for the doctor to see clearly.

   Now, several old scars on the patient\'s lower abdomen were revealed. An experienced doctor can see that it is a scar from a laparoscopic surgical incision.

   Seeing, Xie once again expected it. Dr. An asked the patient, "Have you had abdominal surgery before?"

   "I have had gallstone surgery." Sister Weng said hesitantly, "My husband and my family know about it."

   Gallstones? Is this patient talking about laparoscopic gallstone removal surgery? But this incision scar is located in the lower abdomen, a little far from the incision in the upper abdomen of gallstones.

   Obviously this patient is hiding the truth and intends to be confused. It\'s just a scar anyway, and no one can tell what surgery was done inside. But seriously, it\'s ridiculous to fool doctors with such a claim. If you really want to conceal that you have done laparoscopic gynecological surgery, it is better to take appendicitis as an example. The incision position of laparoscopic appendicitis surgery is close to that of gynecology.

  No no no, this patient is smart. Because many patients have used this excuse clinically, and some incidents happened. It is inevitable that her family heard such a story, saying that she had had appendicitis surgery instead of making her family suspicious. It is better to talk about gallstone surgery. Anyway, her family had never studied medicine.

   Thinking like this, Sister Weng is the real scheming, not a fuel-efficient lamp. Sun Rongfang and Shang Siling\'s inferences about this woman were basically correct.

   Sister Weng could see the expression on Dr. An\'s face, gritted her teeth and said, "Don\'t the doctor want to keep the patient\'s condition a secret? The patient has his own right to privacy."

"Yes." Dr. An has been working in the clinic for several years, and he is sophisticated when facing this kind of patient. He said directly, "I won\'t say anything to your family. Therefore, you don\'t need to doubt the doctor if anything happens in your family in the future. Talking nonsense."

   After being scolded by the doctor, Sister Weng closed her mouth.

   After examining the patient, Dr. An issued an examination application form and asked the nurse to quickly send the patient for examination.

   When the patient was sent to the b-ultrasound room, a woman in her 50s or 60s walked into the door of the emergency room.

   The triage nurse stepped forward to ask what was going on.

The woman said, "My daughter-in-law is here to see a doctor. Her surname is Weng, do you know?"

   is Sister Weng\'s mother-in-law Lu Ma.

   It is estimated that when Sister Weng called the doctor at home, her mother-in-law pretended to be asleep, but actually heard part of the call.

Knowing that her daughter-in-law was doing a checkup, Mother Lu was lingering in the emergency room waiting for someone to come, holding her mobile phone and calling her son: "Didn\'t I tell you before? Your wife is seeing a doctor in the emergency department of the National Association of China. No child, you didn\'t come?"

   "I\'m here, I\'m running over." Sister Weng\'s husband, Mr. Lu, answered in a breathless voice opposite.

   When the mother and son met in the emergency room, Sister Weng\'s b-ultrasound emergency examination was over. The b-ultrasound report said it was indeed a mole.