City’s Best Divine Doctor
Chapter 90 - 90 90 Shock

90: Chapter 90: Shock 90: Chapter 90: Shock Zhou Bao had already been taken by several attending physicians from the internal medicine and pulmonary departments for blood tests and X-rays.

Now Ye Qiu, Su Luoluo, Liu Lingxiu, Li Shen, and Zhu Zhiming were still waiting in the corridor, along with Zhou Yuxia and Zhou Lili, who were also anxiously awaiting news.

Because the blood test was only for Zhou Bao, the test report would come out quickly.

Now Vice President Zhou Peng, along with several other Chinese medicine doctors, were beside Ye Qiu, wanting to chat with him.

However, Ye Qiu didn’t like Zhou Peng’s personality.

Zhou Peng still had a smile on his face.

According to Western medicine, lung cancer is a term for primary bronchogenic carcinoma and is one of the most common primary malignant tumors of the lungs, originating from the bronchial mucosa.

The clinical manifestation of lung cancer depends on its location, stage of development, and complications.

Early-stage lung cancer often has no obvious symptoms or signs and is mostly detected during X-ray examinations.

Most patients experience repeated or persistent coughing, coughing up white foamy mucus or sputum, and are found to have lung cancer only after routine anti-infective treatments fail, followed by X-ray or CT scans.

Some patients may also experience chest tightness, chest pain, hemoptysis, or shortness of breath.

In advanced stages, patients may develop low-grade fever, persistent coughing, significant weight loss, or complications due to tumor compression or metastasis.

“In Traditional Chinese Medicine, lung cancer falls into categories such as lung accumulation and cough with hemoptysis.

Its causes mainly include dysfunction of internal organs, inner deficiency of vital energy, and invasion of external toxic pathogens, leading to abnormal metabolism of qi and blood, qi stagnation, blood stasis, phlegm accumulation, and toxic pathogen blockage in the lungs.”

When Ye Qiu briefly explained this to the Chinese medicine doctors, they recognized that Ye Qiu was absolutely correct, and they no longer doubted Ye Qiu’s medical skills.

However, Su Luoluo was even more astonished.

She couldn’t understand.

She had always thought she knew Ye Qiu well, but now he felt like a stranger again.

How did Ye Qiu know such profound knowledge of Traditional Chinese Medicine?

How exactly did he manage to diagnose and treat patients?

Liu Lingxiu and Li Shen were equally baffled at how Ye Qiu, being so young, could understand these things.

Of course, from the perspective of those elderly Chinese medicine practitioners, Ye Qiu’s knowledge of Traditional Chinese Medicine and his treatment of Zhou Bao just now were likely through Traditional Chinese Medicine techniques.

But the cancer cells in Zhou Bao’s body had disappeared.

So where did they go?

“Dr.

Ye, may I ask how you treated Mr.

Zhou just now?”

Was it through herbal decoctions, acupuncture, or something else?

But just now, Ye Qiu did not prescribe any medication for Zhou Bao, nor did they see Ye Qiu performing acupuncture on him, let alone other treatments.

Ye Qiu smiled but did not answer.

The elderly Chinese medicine practitioners understood that Ye Qiu’s treatment method was definitely different from ordinary people.

As Ye Qiu waited for news, the Western medicine doctors were in complete shock!

Because during the blood test just now, no cancer cells were detected in Zhou Bao’s blood.

The X-ray also showed that Zhou Bao’s lungs and the surrounding areas were normal, and his lungs even looked younger.

Previously, Zhou Bao smoked frequently due to business engagements, and his lungs would have looked very different from those of a non-smoker.

Unexpectedly, now they looked healthier than those of a normal person.

In this regard, the Western medicine doctors and the diagnostic department doctors were utterly baffled.

But they now knew that Ye Qiu hadn’t been wrong; the cancer cells in Zhou Bao’s body had disappeared.

Not only in his lungs but also in other metastasized areas.

Zhou Yuxia and Zhou Lili, upon hearing this, embraced each other and wept.

They knew their father would be fine.

However, the two women were still a bit worried about a possible recurrence.

Additionally, the Western medicine doctors present still found it quite strange, so they wanted to conduct several more tests.

But the initial test results were almost 99 percent accurate.

Now that the cancer cells in Zhou Bao’s body had disappeared, it indicated that they were truly gone.

From this point on, it was clear that Ye Qiu’s medical skills were indeed markedly different from those of other doctors.

When Zhou Yuxia and Zhou Lili helped Zhou Bao back to the deluxe ward to rest, Su Luoluo, Liu Lingxiu could tell from their expressions that everything Ye Qiu had said was true.

After coming out of the ward, Zhou Yuxia asked, “Dr.

Ye, when will my father be fully cured?”

Due to complications caused by lung cancer, Zhou Bao had not fully recovered yet.

Plus, after more than half a year of sickness, his body was weak and thin, making immediate recovery impossible.

“If quickly, two to three days; if slower, a week at most.”

Ye Qiu couldn’t frequently take time to come here to treat Zhou Bao.

He mainly worked on completely absorbing the cancer cells in Zhou Bao’s body; once the complications were easier to treat.

Ye Qiu could prescribe Chinese herbal formulas to treat and nourish Zhou Bao, but it would take a long time for proper adjustment.

Since Ye Qiu had promised Zhou Yuxia he would cure Zhou Bao quickly, he wouldn’t use Traditional Chinese Medicine for this.

“That’s good.

I’ll write you a check now.”

Zhou Yuxia said.

She fully believed that Ye Qiu’s medical skills were genuine.

After all, there were so many doctors from Jinling Hospital watching; it was impossible to deceive her.

Besides, she could already see that her father was completely different from before.

Zhou Yuxia took a checkbook out of her handbag, wrote out a check for five million, and handed it to Ye Qiu, saying, “You can cash it directly at the bank.”

Ye Qiu accepted the check without thanking Zhou Yuxia, knowing it was his deserved compensation.

Given Zhou Bao’s life, it was well worth the five million.

Ye Qiu had nothing more to do here, so he said, “I’ll come by to see your father again tomorrow and try to fully cure him within the next two to three days.”

As Ye Qiu was about to take the elevator down, Su Luoluo, Liu Lingxiu, Li Shen, and Zhu Zhiming hurriedly followed.

Su Luoluo and Liu Lingxiu were astonished that Ye Qiu had earned five million in less than half a day.

What amazed the four of them more was Ye Qiu’s medical skills; none of them understood how Ye Qiu had managed the treatment.

As Ye Qiu started to leave, Zhou Peng personally escorted him out.

Besides knowing that Ye Qiu’s medical skills were getting increasingly impressive, Zhou Peng was also aware of Ye Qiu’s relationship with the Deputy Mayor’s daughter.

Either reason was enough for Zhou Peng’s actions.

Zhou Peng had a two-faced personality; everyone knew it, including himself.

While others thought he acted this way because of his position, Ye Qiu didn’t care for him at all.

“Dr.

Ye, I wasn’t wrong about you; you’re getting more impressive by the day.”

Zhou Peng said.

Ye Qiu coldly glanced at him without saying anything.

Once outside the hospital, Ye Qiu turned to Su Luoluo, Liu Lingxiu, Li Shen, and Zhu Zhiming and said, “Don’t spread this matter.”