City’s Best Divine Doctor
Chapter 116 - 116 0116 Complications Disappear

116: Chapter 0116: Complications Disappear 116: Chapter 0116: Complications Disappear Zhou Wenting was very surprised.

Despite how she had spoken to this young man, he completely ignored her.

Regardless of her family background or her appearance, which were both top-notch, Ye Qiu merely glanced at her before walking inside.

“Hey, do you realize how rude you are being?”

Zhou Wenting asked, turning towards Ye Qiu.

“Who are you?”

Ye Qiu did not recognize her at all.

“Dr.

Ye, hello, this is my fourth daughter, Zhou Wenting.

She has just returned from Europe.”

Zhou Bao said.

“Just returned?

If I hadn’t acted promptly, you wouldn’t have this chance to meet me.”

Although Ye Qiu was right, Zhou Wenting still felt embarrassed upon hearing this.

Zhou Bao and Liu Yu were also embarrassed, but they were not angry because they both knew that Ye Qiu truly did save Zhou Bao’s life.

“Then I heard you took five million from my sister, shouldn’t you be treating my dad?”

Zhou Wenting immediately said, somewhat angrily.

Ye Qiu was not treating her father’s illness for free, he took five million.

Though, to the Zhou Family, even to her father’s life, that amount was insignificant.

But now, seeing Ye Qiu’s attitude, Zhou Wenting was very unhappy.

“Five million is impressive?

Is your dad’s life only worth five million?”

“I, I didn’t mean that.”

Zhou Wenting suddenly didn’t know what to say.

“Curing your dad’s illness is all that matters; you don’t need to ask about anything else.”

Ye Qiu didn’t feel like discussing it further with the fourth Miss Zhou.

When Zhou Wenting wanted to say more, Liu Yu asked her not to speak.

Ye Qiu had accepted the money from Zhou Yuxia, and indeed, all he needed to do was cure Zhou Bao’s illness.

As for the rest, Ye Qiu could say what he wanted, or nothing at all.

Liu Yu helped Zhou Bao to the hospital bed in the ward, where Ye Qiu asked him to sit.

The day before, Ye Qiu had treated Zhou Bao primarily by absorbing all his cancer cells such that the cells disappeared from his body.

However, Zhou Bao’s illness was not yet fully cured.

Due to complications from advanced-stage lung cancer, Zhou Bao exhibited symptoms including lung infection and severe coughing up of blood, which is one of the main symptoms caused by lung cancer.

Previously, Zhou Bao often coughed up blood.

There were other complications as well, such as spontaneous pneumothorax.

Zhou Bao had previously clearly experienced shortness of breath, chest pain, coughing, and spells of pain, fluid buildup, irregular heartbeat, and heart failure.

In fact, these were complications that slowly arose after the onset of Zhou Bao’s cancer.

Moreover, many lung cancer patients die from complications, with a very high mortality rate from lung infections.

Yesterday, as soon as Ye Qiu entered Zhou Bao’s ward, he detected a smell of death, mainly caused by the decay of internal organs, especially the lungs.

Of course, Ye Qiu had eliminated the cancer cells in his body, and it was evident that other complications had been somewhat reduced.

“Mr.

Zhou, because you have had lung cancer for a long time, your body is now emaciated, primarily due to those complications not yet disappearing.

This time, I have come to cure those complications and then through conditioning, you can fully recover,” Ye Qiu explained.

Ye Qiu knew that Zhou Bao’s biggest problem was the spread of cancer cells, which then led to various complications.

If he could cure these two situations, then the remaining issues Zhou Bao had would be no problem at all.

His emaciation, for example, was entirely due to changes in his body and mindset after falling ill, as well as different nutritional intake, not to mention the torment from chemotherapy and radiotherapy and the long periods without proper rest.

How could a person not become emaciated?

Zhou Wenting stopped talking, but from Ye Qiu’s words, she could tell that he knew some medical skills.

The term complications would not come up if one did not understand the patient’s condition.

However, she was still puzzled about how exactly Ye Qiu treated her father.

“Doctor Ye, I’ll listen to you,” Zhou Bao said.

“Then may I know what complications my father has?” Zhou Wenting couldn’t help but ask.

Ye Qiu looked up at her and said, “Your father has complications such as effusion, lung infection, coughing up blood, spontaneous pneumothorax, arrhythmia, and heart failure.

The most serious is the severe failure of his internal organs.

When I came yesterday, I already detected a smell of death coming from your father in the ward.”

Zhou Wenting was indeed surprised when she heard this.

She had thought that Ye Qiu did not understand much, but now she felt that Ye Qiu was not as simple as she had imagined.

Zhou Wenting was aware of the emanation of the death smell when a person was about to die, but ordinary people might not notice it, especially in a hospital environment where complex smells prevail, masked further by the strong scents of medication.

Now Ye Qiu was examining Zhou Bao’s pulse and looking at his tongue, using these indicators of Traditional Chinese Medicine to understand Zhou Bao’s condition.

However, Ye Qiu was more adept at the Imperial Medical Arts he had learned in Heaven’s Imperial Medical World, and his medical skills had changed since then.

What he was doing now was merely to show Liu Yu, Zhou Bao, and Zhou Wenting, making them think that Ye Qiu was treating Zhou Bao using Traditional Chinese Medicine.

Since Ye Qiu was about to treat Zhou Bao, he looked at Liu Yu and Zhou Wenting saying, “When I treat someone, I prefer not to be disturbed by others.

Please step outside, and you can come back in after I have finished treating Mr.

Zhou.”

Liu Yu understood Ye Qiu’s intentions and went outside.

Zhou Wenting wanted to stay and see how Ye Qiu would treat her father, but seeing Ye Qiu’s stern look, she could only follow Liu Yu out.

The two women waited outside the ward, and after Ye Qiu closed the door, he turned to Zhou Bao on the bed and said, “Mr.

Zhou, my medical skills cause no pain or discomfort; you don’t have to worry.

Just close your eyes, think back to happier times, and when I tell you to open your eyes, it will be over.”

Upon hearing Ye Qiu’s words, Zhou Bao closed his eyes and reminisced about the joyful times when Zhou Wenting was just a child and he was with her.

Under Ye Qiu’s intentional guidance, Zhou Bao quickly immersed himself in those happy memories, while Ye Qiu was treating his complications.

First, the residual effusion in his body, Ye Qiu placed a hand on his chest, and the effusion quickly dissipated.

The symptoms of lung infection had also disappeared.

As for other complications, they gradually disappeared under Ye Qiu’s swift treatment.

The originally failing organs in Zhou Bao’s body, which had mostly recovered yesterday, were now being treated and restored by Ye Qiu once again.