Famous Among Top Surgeons in the 90s
Chapter 1072: 【1072】Admit your mistake obediently

Chapter 1072: 【1072】Admit your mistake obediently

"He’s had discomfort in the same area before. We thought it was a stomachache. This time he’s in so much pain, and only after asking him did we find out that he actually has gallstones. We previously suggested he get a gastroscopy done." The colleague continued to inform the doctor of Hu Zhenfan’s condition.

"A gastroscopy?"

"Yes, later someone told me it might be gallstones, so I got an ultrasound and then I knew it wasn’t." Hu Zhenfan, having caught his breath, explained to the doctor on his own.

After hearing his comment, Tao Zhijie and He Guangyou glanced at Xie Wanying: Did you say that?

The senior and the mentor knew about her special relationship with Brother Hu, but how could they be so sure it was her without any doubt? Then again, the seniors guessed correctly, it was indeed her.

Xie Wanying could only nod in admission.

How did they guess it was her? Intuition. Since they had a run-in with her recently, their gut feeling pointed to her.

Just then, Hu Zhenfan looked up, the first thing he saw was Xie Wanying sitting beside him, and he jumped in shock: "Why are you here?!"

Brother Hu was so startled that he shrank back. Xie Wanying quickly explained to Brother Hu: "I’m here on an outpatient visit with Senior Tao."

Turning his head back, Hu Zhenfan’s eyes clearly recognized the face of the doctor treating him: a smiling face that seemed very gentle, but actually held a sharp gaze and a slightly scheming depth. Familiar eyes—who is this? Where have I seen him before?

"Hello, Officer Hu. It doesn’t seem like it’s been that long since we last met. You’re Doctor Lau’s boyfriend from our hospital, aren’t you?" Tao Zhijie spoke to him politely.

Hu Zhenfan remembered now, this face that left a deep impression on anyone who saw it because his girlfriend had warned him, never to offend this Smiling Buddha. Ironically, on that day, this man happened to be there with his people, and they stopped his police car. He had his colleague hit the gas and left the two of them in a cloud of dust.

Heh heh. Hu Zhenfan gave out two wry laughs internally, thinking back to that day when he and his colleague could have never imagined authorities stopping their car for a medical student. Now he deeply regretted it.

Seeing that he remembered the past, Tao Zhijie continued writing his medical record with a pen, meanwhile educating this patient: "Someone told you that you had gallstones, diagnosed with gallstones, then a doctor should have told you to pay attention to your diet and daily routine. Did you fail to do all of this?"

"I did take my medication on time," Hu Zhenfan quickly defended himself.

"Did the doctor who treated you before only tell you to take medication?" Tao Zhijie asked him word by word.

Facing the intense gaze beneath those smiling eyes, Hu Zhenfan dared not lie, because if he said yes, his doctor girlfriend would be the first to face her colleagues’ questioning of her professional abilities.

So, it’s okay to offend anyone, but never offend a doctor.

"Yes, they advised me to watch my diet," Hu Zhenfan admitted obediently.

"Doctor, how is his condition? Our department leadership is very concerned; I need to go back and report to our leaders." The colleague from his unit asked the doctor on behalf of Hu Zhenfan again.

"Let him be hospitalized," Tao Zhijie said.

Sure enough, Senior Tao was very good at arranging things—since the leadership had spoken, it was best to get the patient admitted promptly.

Upon hearing this, Hu Zhenfan quickly said, "Doctor, that’s not necessary, it’s just a minor ailment for me. Just prescribe me some pain relievers. The last time I was in pain, Doctor Kang gave me medicine."