Chapter 129: Relatively Low

After the call ended, Zhang Bin caught the key information: "General Feng's boyfriend."

Could it be Han Fa? Were he and his mother unable to find the person because Han Fa had an accident?

Just as everyone was discussing this, a nurse suddenly rushed out of the ward and shouted loudly: "It's bad, the patient's condition is critical."

Huo Yixin quickly entered the emergency room and discovered that the patient's symptoms indicated a rapid deterioration; the bleeding was too fast, and it was already too late for surgery.

When he came out, he said to everyone with a serious expression: "I'm sorry, the bleeding is too fast to operate in time; we have done our best."

These words made Zhang Tianhua nearly faint.

Zhang Yuru grabbed Lin Yu's hand tightly and pleaded: "Lin Yu, you must have a way, right?"

In Traditional Chinese Medicine theory, cerebral hemorrhage falls under the category of stroke or apoplexy. Although Lin Yu might possess a method of treatment, everything still depended on Li Xueying's specific condition.

He shouted urgently: "Please let me see the patient first."

Huo Yixin glanced at Lin Yu sideways and sneered sarcastically: "Where did this wild doctor come from, daring to spout such nonsense here? You should know that here, as long as I say there is no hope, then this person is truly beyond saving."

However, Lin Yu ignored his mockery and walked straight into the emergency ward, where he saw Li Xueying lying on the hospital bed. In preparation for surgery, the nurse had already shaved off her hair.

Zhang Yuru, worried about her mother's condition, followed behind.

At this moment, Lin Yu quickly made a judgment and said to Zhang Yuru: "There is still hope."

An emotional Zhang Yuru could barely speak, "Then what are we waiting for?"

But Huo Yixin interrupted her, "This is not a place where just anyone can practice medicine at will."

Then he turned to Lin Yu and asked with contempt: "Do you have a medical license? If not, practicing medicine here is illegal."

Just as Lin Yu was about to explain that he did have a license, Li Lin stepped forward and said: "I have a Europe Grade A Lead Surgeon certification." Then, she looked at Lin Yu sincerely and said: "If Brother Lin can guide me, I can give it a try."

Huo Yixin sneered and reminded them: "Even with a certificate, surgery is not such a simple matter. You need to obtain the approval of the family members."

"Furthermore, since you are not doctors of this hospital, you also need to sign a risk waiver, promising that the hospital will not be held responsible in the event of an accident during the surgery."

However, when he finished saying this, he discovered that Lin Yu and Li Lin were already preparing by Li Xueying's side.

Lin Yu took out several hollow Silver Needles and began to perform bloodletting therapy on Li Xueying.

Huo Yixin was furious and rushed over to stop them: "Stop, do you know what you are doing? I am going to call the police and report you for practicing medicine without a license."

Lin Yu gave him a cold look and said firmly: "Healing the sick and saving lives is a doctor's duty. If a doctor only emphasizes regulations and is unwilling to bear the risks, can they still be called a doctor?"

Huo Yixin laughed dismissively: "Well said. With such severe cerebral hemorrhage, even if you save her, she will be a vegetable or brain-damaged. A result like that is worse than death."

Hearing these words, Zhang Tianhua also wavered and intended to give up treatment, "Maybe we really shouldn't treat her. If she becomes a vegetable or brain-damaged, that would be more painful than death."

Zhang Yuru looked at her father in disbelief and said angrily: "I disagree. Even if there is a glimmer of hope, I will not give up."

At this time, Lin Yu said confidently: "When I say 'cured,' I don't just mean keeping her alive, but restoring her to the level of a normal person."

While speaking, Lin Yu had already inserted several hollow Silver Needles into Li Xueying's head, and a large amount of blood flowed out from the needles.

Huo Yixin watched all this in surprise, not understanding where this young man's confidence came from.

For such severe cerebral hemorrhage cases, even if rescue is successful, patients usually suffer from varying degrees of sequelae.

The situation before him made it hard for Huo Yixin to believe, because Li Xueying's condition showed that her intracranial hemorrhage volume was very large.

After careful observation, Huo Yixin believed that Li Xueying's condition deteriorated so rapidly because a major artery inside the brain had likely ruptured.

In such a situation, the standard practice is usually to avoid surgery, as the surgical risk is extremely high and the patient may not be able to withstand it.

Therefore, when Huo Yixin saw Lin Yu using only Acupuncture to treat Li Xueying, he concluded that it was almost impossible for Li Xueying to survive.

According to the medical knowledge Huo Yixin had learned, for cerebral hemorrhage patients, there are only two ways to save a life without performing a Craniotomy: one is to reduce intracranial pressure through intravenous bloodletting, and the other is to press on small arteries to temporarily relieve intracranial pressure.

However, both of these methods would cause irreversible damage to the patient's brain.

Just when everyone thought Li Xueying was about to lose consciousness, she suddenly let out a long sigh, and the facial distortion caused by the cerebral hemorrhage miraculously returned to normal.

Seeing this, Huo Yixin sneered, because he knew that performing brain surgery on a patient in this situation violated the regulations of the Medical Association.

Furthermore, Lin Yu was not a professional doctor, let alone someone with a medical license.

Thus, Huo Yixin signaled the nurse beside him to call the police.

Just as Lin Yu was concentrating on adjusting the Silver Needles to drain the stagnant blood from Li Xueying's brain, he did not notice Huo Yixin's small movements.

The Acupuncture therapy Lin Yu was using originated from ancient Huaxia medicine, utilizing specific acupoints to act directly on the intracranial area.

These acupoints could effectively treat symptoms such as dizziness and stroke.

However, due to the technical limitations of ancient times, it was impossible to produce hollow Silver Needles, making it difficult to thoroughly drain intracranial stagnant blood. It was not until the late Ming and early Qing dynasties that hollow Silver Needles capable of achieving this purpose appeared.

Over a hundred years ago, if one encountered a famous doctor, conditions like stroke could be completely cured.

Unfortunately, at that time, Huaxia was in a state of poverty and weakness, and traditional Chinese medicine was also suppressed by the Western medical community.

Nowadays, even if someone is proficient in traditional Huaxia medicine, they are often unable to practice medicine legally.

The reason is simple: using Western medicine to treat diseases like stroke is expensive, while the cost of traditional Chinese medicine is relatively low.

Surprisingly, Li Xueying not only woke up but was also able to speak clearly.

"Where is this?" she asked, while trying to move her arm, but feeling weak.

As a Doctor of Medicine who had interned in a top European medical team, Li Lin felt incredibly shocked by this scene.

Huo Yixin was likewise stunned by the sight before him, never expecting that there existed a method to clear intracranial stagnant blood without a Craniotomy.

One must know that even modern popular minimally invasive surgeries require penetrating the skull to be performed.

Lin Yu actually felt fortunate in his heart; if not for the "Heavenly Eye" technique taught by his two masters, Zhang Song and Liu Jinyong, he would likely have been unable to cure Li Xueying.

The very moment he saw Li Xueying, Lin Yu only felt a heat between his brows, and the scene before his eyes changed instantly.