A group of doctors walked to the patient's bedside.

Liu Wenyu, who was lying on the hospital bed, was sleeping in a daze. When she saw someone coming, she opened her eyes. She saw a group of medical staff in front of her. She had to think: Could it be that she asked her to give the bed to other serious patients? Finally, the young female doctor asked her to find a bed to rest.

Seeing the clearly written expression on the patient's face, Xin Yanjun said to the patient: "You sleep, you continue to sleep, it's okay. We just want to suggest to you that you may need other examinations next, and hospitalization is better."

"Hosted?" The patient was surprised, indicating that he couldn't understand the doctor's words. When she first came to see the doctor, the doctor asked her to wait for two hours and gave way to other patients. Why did she suddenly say that she was so serious that she was going to be hospitalized?

In the face of this question, the doctors and nurses present were actually very scared in their hearts. It is equivalent to saying that they may have made incorrect judgments on the patient's condition at the beginning, resulting in too large differences in the later results.

"Your condition-" Xin Yanjun tried his best to explain the specific reason to the patient, "Because your own symptoms are not obvious, we need to wait until some blood test results come out before we can further clarify your condition."

"I asked me to wait for these two hours. Has my illness become worse in these two hours?" Liu Wenyu asked with the doubts that ordinary patients have.

"Impossible. There is a process for the development of the disease. It is impossible for you to suddenly become severe after only two hours. Your disease is not the kind of acute attack that is fatal." The doctor denied.

"It's not a fatal disease. I'm going to be hospitalized? I want to work. I can come to your hospital for injections in the next few days." Liu Wenyu said.

"It depends on the results of other tests. If your heart really has ventricular dilation, there is a high probability that your heart failure will be, and you must be hospitalized for treatment."

After hearing the doctor say a lot, Liu Wenyu shook her head: "I don't understand what you said. I want to get an injection."

Many patients make judgments based on their own feelings. In the past, the doctor said that she was very mild and said that she was very sick. She had to doubt what these doctors were doing. So once the doctor misdiagnosed, the consequences were very serious, which would cause the patient's sense of trust in the doctor's technical to drop to zero directly.

Xin Yanjun wanted to sigh in her heart: The doctor really has to take some responsibility for this matter.

Sister Xu, who is in charge of triage, is very afraid that if the patient has something to do, will her family members pursue her and not see it?

"Do you do other tests first, and then see what the final result is. Don't worry, we will do our best to find out your condition." As an internal physician, Dr. Dong came out to help Xin Yanjun speak to the patient.

Liu Wenyu became more and more confused when it came to the words of this strange male doctor.

"No need." Li Chengyuan glanced at the patient's expression and said readily, "You only need to do an echocardiography next, and we can preview whether your condition is serious enough."

After hearing what he said, Dr. Dong disagreed and insisted on saying to the patient: "You can decide for yourself, but it is best to do a comprehensive examination. Only by carefully clarifying the problem can people feel at ease."
Chapter completed!