After An Xia moistened Wu Yazhen's lips, she said a few words to her. The doctor came in to check the rounds. After An Xia went out, she also went out to ask Wu Yazhen's situation.

Wu Yazhen is indeed a mixed gallstone. The gallbladder is full of a large stone, without any bile. The bile duct is a semi-mud-sand mixed stone, some small stones, and some stones like mud-sand. Then these mud-sand gallstones reflux to the liver along the bile duct. The patient has not been treated for a long time, and more and more stones reflux to the liver, and some are even embedded in the liver area, which leads to Wu Yazhen's high fever.

The doctor in charge asked with a smile: "You are classmate An Xia. I heard from the emergency department doctor praise you, saying that your judgment is very accurate, and your eyes are like fluoroscopic. How can you see so many problems when taking the pulse?"

"Pulse diagnosis is a relatively complicated process. In addition to taking the pulse, I also conducted a face-to-face diagnosis and palpation of Wu Yazhen. I felt that her liver was very important, and the hand felt like a small fish in her stomach was passing through her palm. In addition, Wu Yazhen had a high fever and her white eyes were yellow. In fact, there were many ways to diagnose her problem."

"Is the freshman now so powerful?" The doctor sighed repeatedly.

An Xia asked Wu Yazhen about her condition again. Because of the liver area infection, the director of the hepatobiliary surgery department was invited to the hospital in the middle of the night yesterday to perform surgery on Wu Yazhen. All the mud and sand in her liver area had been cleaned up, and the necrotic liver area was removed. The loss was not large. It was the only thing that would reduce fever and prevent infection.

"Doctor, there's no life-threatening."

The doctor hesitated for a moment, "Theoretically, the lesions have been processed and the ones that should be removed have been removed. Now it depends on her own physical condition. There should be no problem. If the fever subsides, the person can recover slowly. However, you should pay attention to your diet in the future and take good care of her health. Her foundation is a bit worse."

"Thank you, the doctor."

An Xia was very happy. Wu Yazhen had been in pain for more than ten years and finally cured this time. It was contaminated to the liver area. The mud-sand-shaped stones can be cleaned up, and they are mostly in Union Hospital. The doctor's level is high, otherwise it may not be cured at all in other small places.

Wu Yazhen's high fever did not slowly retreat until the fourth day, and she could drink some rice soup. On the sixth day, his mother took her younger brother and sister to school from home. Looking at their cracked hands and cheeks, the coat they were wearing even had patches, she would kneel down when she saw An Xia, which scared An Xia to hold Wu Yazhen's mother.

After the conversation, I learned that Wu Yazhen's mother was only 38 years old. She looked so young but looked like an aunt in her fifties. Her skin was dark and her cheeks were red with plateaus, and her face was covered with deep wrinkles. Because her skin was wrinkled together, she looked wrinkles on her face.

"Thank you, teacher!"

Seeing the school leader and Chi Feifei, Wu Yazhen's mother was about to kneel down again. In the hearts of this simple and poor woman from a poor family, there was no other way for these people who saved their daughter's life. She could only express her most sincere gratitude by kneeling down.

The deans of the medical school have all come. The director of the Chinese Medicine Hospital reported to the superiors for Wu Yazhen, hoping to apply for a subsidy for poor students in addition to waive medical expenses.

Wu Yazhen's illness is also a sudden outbreak. The condition is serious and the dean can be relieved. Otherwise, if something happens to the students at school, how can they be worthy of their parents? Especially when they see Wu Yazhen's mother, they know that the child's family conditions are not very good.

Wu Yazhen was lying down, her mother spoke in dialect, but several leaders didn't understand. Wu Yazhen acted as an interpreter and learned about her family's situation. It was hard for everyone to blame her parents for not treating her well. They were in the mountainous areas of Yunnan and Guizhou. The soil was poor and the mountain roads were difficult and dangerous. The main food was potatoes. In order to treat her, Wu Yazhen's father sold all the oxen at home. As a result, he went to a prefecture-level city, but the diagnosis was still not confirmed. The family really had no money to treat her.

Wu Yazhen applied to the medical school because she was in poor health. Many of them had stomachache, which was the same problem as her. She wanted to go back to see the people in her hometown.

When An Xia heard this, she felt a stir. She read a report in her previous life that talked about the relationship between the high incidence of gallstones and geological water sources. "Director, I think Wu Yazhen's gallstones are not an isolated case. I suspect that the multiple occurrences of gallstones are related to water sources and geology. Wu Yazhen said that many people on their side have stones, but none of them were cured. Some people also have kidney stones, and the stones were excreted together during urination.

The water they eat must be hard and contains a lot of calcium, so it is very likely that the water quality is the cause of their frequent stones. In fact, this situation is not only in Guizhou, but also in some places in Xijiang, where stones are high in the incidence of water quality.

The president and the director of the Chinese Medicine Hospital lit up. They had never considered the issue that An Xia mentioned. In the past, they only knew that there were more patients with gallstones in Yunnan and Guizhou, and they were all critically ill patients. Now, after hearing An Xia said this, if you think about it carefully, there are indeed few gallstones in other provinces with good water quality.

"This proposal is very interesting. Dean, I decided to take An Xia's proposal as my research project this year. An Xia, as one of the research students, will follow me to do this project and apply to you first."

Professor Sun suddenly spoke out and wanted to use this project as a research project. The director of the hepatobiliary department and the deputy attending physician regretted it so much that his intestines were blushed. He was just one step too late. Such a good project was snatched away by Professor Sun.

The key is that he can't say anything. Professor Sun is a doctor with a seniority. He is not good enough in front of Professor Sun. He can only watch such a good topic, and he is really unwilling to accept it.

"Professor Sun, you are an expert in traditional Chinese medicine. The liver and gallbladder are our major. Why are you still crossing majors? Why don't you give this topic to us? We can jointly write a scientific research paper."

"What's the combination of this? I'm enough people here, and this is the problem that An Xia discovered first. An Xia is a student of our Chinese Medicine Hospital. She also discovered the problem from the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine. Your hepatobiliary department should write some new liver surgery topics, which is not suitable for you."

Why is it not suitable? It is obviously very suitable. This is obviously a liver and gallbladder problem. Director of liver and gallbladder wrinkled and roared in his stomach, but he did not dare to get angry with Professor Sun. After all, everyone in the hospital can use the other party, especially Professor Sun's connections, which are even less expensive.

Professor Sun seemed to see the dissatisfaction of the director of the Department of Hepatobiliary, "You don't have to be dissatisfied. An Xia's grandfather is Mr. Huo, a national doctor. She was born in a family of traditional Chinese medicine and studied traditional Chinese medicine since she was a child. The patient's condition was also confirmed by her, so I must argue from the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine.

If An Xia is clinical medicine, I will never take this topic."
Chapter completed!