Chapter 1824: 1760 16-Year Abdominal Pain (Alliance Leader Yansi Rain Wuyang Bonus Chapter 5)

The ambulance returned to 912, a crowd of people stood messily in the courtyard, and there was also a fire rescue vehicle.

Zheng Ren leaned against the window, feeling a bit curious.

Didn't see any fire, so probably not a fire. If 912 had caught fire, the flames would have shot up into the sky, they'd have started evacuating patients, and there wouldn't be just a few people in the parking lot.

"Jumping off the building?" Su Yun squeezed over, looking outside and said.

"It's possible." Zheng Ren said, being far away, he couldn't see clearly who was jumping off the building.

"Boss, do you still remember Zheng Yunxia?" Su Yun asked.

"I remember." Zheng Ren said: "It seems surgery isn't needed anymore, recovery is going well."

"If Chang Yue were here, that would be great." Su Yun laughed, "That guy has no other skills, just writing medical records and communicating with patients; I'm actually a bit impressed."

"Go take a look." Zheng Ren said.

The 120 emergency rescue vehicle arrived at the hospital, a few people got out, and Zhou Litao began asking what had happened.

After a moment, he walked back with a strange expression.

"Manager Zhou, could it be that you misspoke?" Seeing his constipated expression, Su Yun asked, "You've driven the patient to the point of wanting to jump off the building; you've caused trouble!"

Although knowing Su Yun was joking, Zhou Litao's face still turned very ugly. The freckles on his face looked like startled little birds, flying away.

He forced a grin and said, "Zheng Lao Ban, Yun Ge'er, the patient is diagnosed with gastroenteritis, suffering terribly, can't take it, so they want to jump off the building."

"..."

Zheng Ren and Su Yun were both speechless.

What the hell is going on!

Gastroenteritis makes someone want to jump off a building? You're kidding!

Zhou Litao felt two gazes shooting at him; he himself thought it absurd, shook his head, and said, "The 119 responders have gone to rescue; let's just wait."

Zheng Ren also knew that at this point it would be better for professional rescuers to come; others going might just hinder.

Thinking about it, his heart stirred, and he asked, "Manager Zhou, male or female patient?"

"Female patient."

After Zhou Litao said that, he saw Zheng Ren's eyes looking at Su Yun.

"Enough!" Su Yun, somewhat angry, said, "This is a hospital, not a mall."

"What's wrong with the mall?"

"Hehe." Su Yun seemed to recall something, saying, "When I was in school, I skipped class to wander around and ran into someone who jumped off a building."

Zheng Ren fell silent, listening intently to the story. Hearing Su Yun's nonsense, it actually seemed worth a try.

"Yun Ge'er, is this your problem?" Zhou Litao uttered a bizarre remark.

"How are you talking?" Su Yun said disdainfully, "Surely seeing you made the patients cry ugly. Sick people are fragile; seeing you makes them feel life is pointless, so they think of suicide."

"..." Zhou Litao retorted; compared to Su Yun, he was inferior by countless magnitudes, having nothing to show for.

"Tell me, how did you handle it before?" Zheng Ren steered the conversation back.

"Boss, that was outside, just spouting nonsense." Su Yun said.

"Go on." Zheng Ren said, intriguingly speculating.

"Talking about anything else would be inferior." Su Yun said, "I just followed her up, called out to her; when she turned and saw me, I asked if she wanted to go for a coffee and then have sex."

"..." Zhou Litao was speechless.

"How can you be so shameless!" Zheng Ren said.

"Boss, are you stupid? That last line is subtext! Do you get subtext? Inner monologue!" Su Yun said scornfully.

"Then what, did you go for coffee with her?"

"Of course, seeing me, she turned and came down right away; I took her for coffee." Su Yun laughed.

"Manager Zhou, how old is the patient?" Zheng Ren asked.

"26."

"What are you standing there for? Hurry up and go have a look." Zheng Ren shoved Su Yun.

"Hospital, if I spout nonsense and something happens, will you cover for me?" Su Yun asked.

"Go ahead, I'll take responsibility if anything happens." Zheng Ren said broadly. Su Yun usually likes to spout nonsense, but when it really matters, he's more cautious than anyone.

Su Yun glanced at Zheng Ren, then turned and left.

"Boss Zheng, Yun Ge'er won't spout nonsense after going up, right?" Manager Zhou worried about that.

The patient jumping off on their own is one thing; being urged to jump by the doctors of 912 itself is another.

If that were the case, this matter would probably be tricky even for Director Yan.

"No worries." Zheng Ren laughed, "He's just talking; he's very steady in handling things."

"Uh..."

"After all, he's a surgeon; if he's not steady, how could he wield a knife?" Zheng Ren said.

Zhou Litao felt Zheng Lao Ban's statement couldn't be refuted; surgeons are far from steady.

Before, after drinking alcohol and going on stage, each year there are a few cases of cutting the appendix from a left-side incision.

"Manager Zhou, what kind of patient? How can gastroenteritis make someone not want to live?" Zheng Ren asked.

"Just a moment." Zhou Litao ran inside, took a glance, saw the emergency department had no critical patients, so while chatting with Zheng Ren, he walked toward the safety airbag below.

"The patient is a female, 26 years old, coming to our hospital due to recurrent periumbilical pain for 16 years, worsened over the past 3 years."

"Take it easy, this isn't a report to the department head; just say it casually." Zheng Ren laughed.

"Ah, Zheng Lao Ban, we're used to it." Zhou Litao said, "The patient reports that 16 years ago, without any obvious trigger, periumbilical pain appeared, presenting as severe colicky pain lasting from several minutes to several hours, with variable annual frequency."

"16 years ago? Is that what she said?" Zheng Ren asked curiously.

"Mm." Zhou Litao said, "When I asked her, she was quite certain; that year she was 10, in Chinese class, suddenly her stomach hurt and she vomited. Sent to the hospital, diagnosed with gastroenteritis, then without any treatment she gradually got better."

"Continue." Zheng Ren said.

"After that, it hurts once every 1-2 months; each episode is severe abdominal pain without radiation to the shoulders or back, occasionally accompanied by vomiting a small amount of gastric contents, each episode leaves one feeling fatigued, with no fever, abdominal distension, or limb convulsions."

"Regarding this kind of medical history report rather than casual conversation, Zheng Ren also felt helpless."

"But after reminding myself once, saying it again always feels a bit strange."

"The patient's abdominal pain episodes have become increasingly frequent over the past three years, almost once a week, severely affecting study and work." Zhou Litao said: "Zheng Lao Ban, I estimate that when the patient went for examination, the abdominal pain flared up again, leading to suicidal thoughts."

"That frequent? Have you looked at the previous lab tests?" Zheng Ren asked.

"I've looked, nothing's wrong." Zhou Litao said: "Routine blood, urine, and stool tests are normal, and abdominal CT and ultrasound show no organic lesions."

"Are the documents with you?"

"No, the patient took them away." Zhou Litao said.

Speaking, the two had already arrived near the air cushion; Zheng Ren looked at the girl above, the system panel faintly reddish, but definitely not that deadly bright red.

But the distance is too far; nothing can be diagnosed clearly.