Chapter 245: Weird Patients in the Clinic

"Little doctor, I have coronary heart disease. Can you help me look at these medicines? How should I take them?"

The old lady looked kind, and her hand holding the bag was shaking slightly.

Lu Chen couldn't help but ask: "Grandma, where did you buy these medicines?"

"It's your hospital, in your cardiology department's outpatient clinic, and it's a professor who opened it." The old lady said, "This professor's expert appointment costs 300 yuan. I went to our rural hospital for treatment, and the outpatient registration fee was only a few yuan."

"Professor?" Lu Chen's face sank, "Which professor?"

"I don't remember clearly, anyway, it's in this outpatient room."

"Professor Li Yao?" Lu Chen was a little nervous and asked slowly.

"No." The old lady shook her head, "I remember it was a man, named Shi something..."

Lu Chen was stunned, a professor surnamed Shi in the cardiology department?

There is indeed a professor surnamed Shi in the eighth area of ​​cardiology, named Shi Guobin, who is a retired professor.

He is usually more Buddhist and has no interest conflicts with other people in the department.

"Little doctor, just tell me how to take this medicine. I won't keep you." Grandma continued, "You will be at work soon, and there will be more people."

Lu Chen looked at the Tibetan medicine in grandma's hand helplessly.

Not to mention whether this Tibetan medicine is real or not, whether it is useful or not, just looking at the packaging of this Tibetan medicine, it looks like a low-quality thing.

Lu Chen didn't know how to take this medicine.

"Grandma, have you taken aspirin, statins and other medicines?" Lu Chen did not answer grandma's question, but took the initiative to ask, "Have you taken Betaloc and other medicines?"

The old lady was slightly stunned, "I took aspirin before, but Professor Shi asked me to stop, and I took these medicines in my hand."

If. It was really Professor Shi who prescribed this medicine for the old lady, then Lu Chen really had to doubt his intentions.

It's ridiculous that patients with coronary heart disease don't take aspirin, but actually take Tibetan medicine!

Just when Lu Chen couldn't solve this old lady, Director Li Yao came.

With a puzzled look on her face, she slowly walked into the ward and sat in front of the computer.

"Lu Chen, this is..."

Lu Chen immediately breathed a sigh of relief and explained to Li Yao: "Teacher, grandma came to ask how to take these medicines."

Li Yao looked at the medicine in the patient's hand and immediately understood, "Grandma, I have never seen this medicine before, and I don't know how to take it. You may have to find the doctor who prescribed it for you."

"Then, where is Professor Shi?" Grandma asked in confusion.

"He will be outpatient the day after tomorrow, you can come to see him." Li Yao paused and said.

"Okay, thank you." Grandma smiled, picked up the medicine in the bag, and prepared to get up and leave.

At this time, Li Yao stopped the old lady.

"Mother-in-law, but you have coronary heart disease, you must take aspirin and other medicines."

Mother-in-law turned her head, with a hint of doubt in her eyes, and pointed to the bag in her hand, "Are these medicines useless?"

Li Yao whispered: "Strictly speaking, these things may not be considered medicines, and it is still unclear whether they are effective."

"Ah? This..." Mother-in-law's eyes were a little confused, "I, I'd better go ask Professor Shi first."

This time, Li Yao did not stop her.

Looking at the back of the mother-in-law leaving, Lu Chen frowned.

Tibetan medicine, Tibetan medicine, what is the use of it?

Why does Professor Shi prescribe this kind of Tibetan medicine to patients with coronary heart disease?

Turning to look at Li Yao on the side, Lu Chen found that her face was also quite solemn.

"Teacher, this..."

"This matter is not complicated to say, but there are many things involved. You just pretend you don't know for the time being." Li Yao sighed slightly.

When Lu Chen heard this, he could only nod.

...

It was eight o'clock soon.

Lu Chen regrouped and began to cooperate with Li Yao to see patients.

His job was to help Li Yao prescribe and issue checklists.

Li Yao's number was an expert number, each number cost 300 yuan, and there were 30 numbers per day.

The first patient who walked into the outpatient clinic was a 20-year-old boy.

He had a ruddy complexion and a brisk pace, and he didn't look like a patient at all.

As soon as the young man sat down, Li Yao said, "What's wrong with you?"

"Nothing is wrong, I just want to have a physical examination and an electrocardiogram." The young man said.

Li Yao was slightly stunned, and Lu Chen's expression was also stunned.

Just make an expert number and do an electrocardiogram?

An expert number costs 300 yuan!

"Then you can cancel my expert number and make an ordinary number for an electrocardiogram." Li Yao reminded.

"No, I'm just making an expert number to do an electrocardiogram." The young man said seriously, "Hurry up and write me a list, I'll do it now, don't waste time."

What a willful young man!

Li Yao looked at Lu Chen helplessly, "Give him an ECG application form."

"Okay." Lu Chen nodded, and immediately printed out an ECG application form.

After the young man got the application form, he walked out of the clinic without looking back.

The first patient he met was so weird, and Lu Chen was looking forward to the next outpatient patients.

...

"Bang, bang, bang!" There was a knock on the door.

"Come in." Lu Chen replied loudly.

The door was pushed open.

A male patient about fifty years old walked in.

His face was sallow, his forehead was filled with sorrow, and he held a white bag with CT scans in his right hand.

This man looked like a patient.

As soon as he sat down, before Li Yao asked him anything, he took out his medical records from the white bag.

"Professor Li, please take a look at my medical records first." The man got straight to the point, "Let me tell you about my past medical history."

Li Yao nodded slightly and picked up the man's medical records, "Go ahead."

"I was diagnosed with coronary heart disease five years ago..."

After the man finished speaking, Lu Chen also sorted out his entire medical history.

The patient was diagnosed with coronary heart disease by a county doctor five years ago, and two stents were placed.

At first, the patient did not feel any discomfort, but in recent years, he still had chest pain symptoms after activities.

After several coronary angiography examinations, the results showed that the heart vessels were normal and there was no obvious stenosis.

This time, the man's purpose was to solve the problem of chest pain after activities.

"Professor Li, I came to see you this time just to completely solve my chest pain."

The man's medical records were very complete. After reading them, Li Yao understood the patient's general condition.

The patient was diagnosed with coronary heart disease because of "chest pain after activity".

But after the stent was placed, his chest pain did not significantly reduce.

The results of each subsequent coronary angiography were normal.

Li Yao looked through the patient's most recent coronary angiography, which was three months ago. All blood vessels were unobstructed, and the original stent was smooth without obvious stenosis.

In theory, this kind of pain and degree must be related to the heart.

Could it be that the chest pain after activity now has nothing to do with coronary heart disease?