Chapter 533: 525 I Won't Die, Will I?
Zheng Ren naturally wouldn't ask her how the examination was done; since the family has confirmed it, we'll just sign later, but we must keep a record.
"What do you think has happened recently?" Zheng Ren asked.
"Nothing really, my daughter is in her third year of college. Yesterday she suddenly came home and told me she was pregnant, and then she just felt nauseous and vomited." The patient's mother also didn't understand, saying hesitantly.
Involving such privacy, Zheng Renye could only ask a few more questions; asking further... the patient's mother's face had already turned grim, it's hard to say whether she would lose her temper.
"If you're sure she's not pregnant, we'll have an obstetrics doctor come for a checkup." Zheng Ren said.
"Sure." The patient's mother had no hesitation.
Zheng Ren immediately called for an obstetrics doctor, then pondered how to resolve the situation.
The Obstetrics Inpatient Chief said the Emergency Department had no examination beds, so Zheng Ren should push the patient to Obstetrics. Zheng Ren knew this was true, so he lifted the patient onto a stretcher and rushed all the way to Obstetrics.
There were many family members, so Zheng Ren didn't need to lend a hand.
As he walked, Zheng Ren pondered how to settle this matter.
Su Yun followed beside Zheng Ren and whispered, "Boss, what are you suspecting?"
"Hysteria." Zheng Ren said.
"It's rare for hysteria to raise hormone levels; be cautious." Su Yun said.
"Isn't that already cautious enough?" Zheng Ren glanced at the patient's relatives ahead and whispered, "The patient's mother said her hymen hasn't broken yet, so she can't be pregnant. That's why I'm having the obstetrics doctor check; if it's intact, I'll figure out what to do."
"What else can we do, just let it be?" Su Yun said: "Let her go home, she's just being dramatic."
"Don't say that." Zheng Ren said: "When you were in school, didn't you learn that after studying an organ's disease, many classmates would feel uncomfortable themselves?"
Su Yun froze for a moment, then laughed and shook her head.
This is a "common sense" problem that every medical student knows.
No matter which organ is studied, there will be classmates—not just one or two—who feel that their own organ of that type is uncomfortable.
The specific symptoms are exactly the same as described in the textbook.
Therefore, once entering clinical practice, doctors are very wary of leading questions.
Each leading suggestion will subconsciously make the patient believe they have the symptoms the doctor mentions.
For example, pain, for example, spasms, for example…
This young patient doesn't know why, but she feels she is pregnant.
But someone like her, whose urine early-pregnancy test shows a weak positive, is hard to find even among a thousand.
So Zheng Ren, being cautious, would rather go through the trouble to confirm she has no certain medical history.
As for what to do after confirmation, Zheng Ren is still hesitating.
"How worrisome," Zheng Ren sighed.
According to Su Yun, sending the patient home is also feasible.
But seeing the young patient lying on the bed, vomiting gastric fluid, Zheng Ren felt unwilling.
Let's give it a try; an idea popped into his mind.
Who knows, but this is all we can do.
As they approached Obstetrics, Zheng Ren quickened his pace, went in first, and explained the situation to the Obstetrics Inpatient Chief.
The Obstetrics Inpatient Chief was also very surprised; she had never heard of such a patient before.
However, her workload isn't heavy either; because she's had several interactions with Zheng Ren, and Zheng Ren has helped Obstetrics solve difficult problems, she has a good impression of him.
"Chief Zheng, be careful; in some special cases, even if the hymen isn't broken, pregnancy is still possible." The Obstetrics Inpatient Chief whispered a reminder.
Zheng Ren nodded; he had heard many doctors mention those situations over the years, but most of it is just hearsay.
Moreover, with the diagnosis of Big Pig Trotter and all the tests, Zheng Ren isn't very worried about a low-probability occurrence.
The Obstetrics Inpatient Chief, also very experienced, told the patient with a stern face that she was pregnant and needed prenatal checks.
The patient obviously accepted this, so she was pushed into the Obstetrics examination room, accompanied by her mother.
Zheng Ren, Su Yun, and the other relatives waited outside.
Seeing Zheng Ren's expression, Su Yun guessed he had made a decision and approached to ask, "Boss, you don't want to send her home?"
"Seeing her vomit so miserably, I want to help." Zheng Ren said.
"Looking for trouble where there is none." Su Yun scoffed at Zheng Ren's saying.
"Help? How? What a joke!"
Zheng Ren ignored Su Yun, still pondering, wondering where his plan might have a flaw and whether it would harm the patient.
Soon, the Obstetrics Inpatient Chief finished the examination, and the family helped the patient onto a wheelchair.
"Chief Zheng, it's fine. The family said it's true—nothing's broken." The Obstetrics Inpatient Chief whispered in Zheng Ren's ear.
Zheng Ren nodded.
Then let's do it this way.
They pushed the patient back to the Emergency Resuscitation Room, and Zheng Ren communicated with the family.
The patient's diagnosis is already clear: it's a case of hysteria.
Either send her back and she'll gradually improve in a few days,
Or we can try—heart ailments need heart medicine; whether it will work is uncertain. Besides, this isn't normal treatment; we'll have to see how things go step by step when the time comes.
The family chose to give it a try and signed the consent.
After making the necessary preparations, Zheng Ren had the nurse inject a dose of sedative into the patient, then came to her bedside and gently said, "You've been diagnosed pregnant, but there's a small issue; simply put, you need an abortion."
The young patient, vomiting, looked at Zheng Ren with tear-filled eyes and said pitifully, "Doctor, I won't die, will I? My roommate just had an abortion a few days ago, bled heavily, and almost died."
Upon hearing that, Zheng Ren's heart suddenly brightened.
"I won't die, will I?" the young patient cried, asking.
"No, rest assured." Zheng Ren said, "It's a very simple minor procedure; we do it often at City First Hospital."
"Really won't die, right?" the small patient said, feeling nauseous and dry heaving while grabbing Zheng Ren's hand.
It looks like she's afraid of death, or perhaps seeing her female dormmate after an abortion with heavy bleeding left an indelible mark in her mind that she can't shake.
That's probably it.
Zheng Ren comforted the patient for a few Minute, as the medicine took effect, the patient gradually fell asleep.
"When she wakes up, tell her the abortion is done." Zheng Ren instructed the family, "Keep her under observation in the emergency department for 24 hours; if there are any problems, go upstairs to the Jizhenbingfang to find me."
The family also didn't know if this would solve the problem, sighing and lamenting.
Zheng Ren also told the emergency department internal medicine doctor, saying to check a urine early pregnancy test again Ming early.
On the way back to the ward, Su Yun couldn't help but feel happy.
Zheng Renze was very serious, had long put this matter aside, returned to the Jizhenbingfang, and prepared to look at a journal for a while.
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