Tang Liu's brows furrowed slightly.
It was simply too rude. Why were the doctors in the Imperial Capital like this? She was a little tired and was in a hurry to eat something and go back to rest, so she was in a particularly bad mood and extremely irritated.
As long as she paid attention to it, she would be fine. Why did she insist on being hospitalized for treatment?
She could not be bothered with the doctors of the Imperial Capital. She could not possibly stand here and say something angrily to them! If that was the case and others found out, she would lose her face.
Tang Liu's footsteps paused slightly, but then she continued walking forward normally without stopping at all.
"Teacher Tang, I'm sorry to have made you laugh," Liu Hui said softly from the side.
"It's fine. Compared to American doctors, their professionalism is indeed a little lacking," Tang Liu said softly.
"Yes, you're right." Liu Hui was a little happy in her heart. "They have to do all kinds of tests. Do you know that person just now? "
Tang Liu did not think about this sentence at all and shook her head. How could she know a clinician from the Imperial Capital? If she knew someone, it would be them who knew her.
She rarely interacted with clinicians. If it was the chief of their pharmacy department or the team leader of the clinical pharmacy group, they might have already come up and called her teacher.
"That person just now was Doctor Zheng who won the Nobel Prize this year," Liu Hui said. "I've interacted with him a few times. He's usually arrogant and domineering …"
Halfway through her sentence, Tang Liu suddenly stopped.
The heels of her high heels slipped a few centimeters on the marble floor due to the sudden change in movement, making a faint ear-piercing sound.
"Doctor Zheng? Zheng Ren? "
"That's him," Liu Hui said. Liu Hui said, "Everyone has the right to choose. This is the most basic respect for others. Look at how arrogant and despotic he is …"
She still did not finish her sentence. Whether Tang Liu heard it or not was another matter. After confirming that the person she was talking to was Zheng Ren, she turned around.
Zheng Ren stood at the door with a strange expression on his face. He seemed to be regretful or a little helpless, but there was no greed or anger.
"Doctor Zheng?" Tang Liu said softly.
"Yes." Zheng Ren saw that Tang Liu had stopped and strode over. Without waiting for Tang Liu to greet and introduce herself, he immediately said, "I heard you guys talking just now. Do you usually take glutathione for a long time?"
Tang Liu was startled. This opening was different from what she had imagined.
Tang Liu subconsciously nodded and carefully looked at the young doctor standing in front of her.
Just like the person in the photo, he was wearing a white coat. He did not expect to meet a Nobel Prize winner in a place like the Emergency Department, so he did not recognize him at first.
He's really young, but shouldn't he be working in a laboratory? No, he won the Nobel Prize for his clinical surgical method. Shouldn't he be in the operating theater? Why would he appear in a place like the emergency department?
"It's fine if you don't want to be checked or hospitalized, but I still have to give you some advice," Zheng Ren said in a deep voice.
Was this a lecture from a Nobel Prize winner? Tang Liu was a little dazed. Although she had the title of a professor of pharmacology, she could not muster up the will to fight under the halo of the Nobel Prize.
"Sulfhydryl drugs may induce insulin autoimmune syndrome. This conclusion has been proven more than ten years ago." Zheng Ren said, "Glutathione is commonly used clinically to protect the liver and detoxify. At the same time, it is also a sulfhydryl drug.
"If you want to go back to the local hospital for a check-up, I suggest that you do a test related to insulin autoimmune syndrome.
"In addition, glutathione is not suitable for you to take for a long time. If necessary, please take it orally under the advice of a professional doctor," Zheng Ren said with certainty.
"A professional doctor? This is a professor of pharmacology at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill! " Liu Hui did not have the reverence that Tang Liu had. When she heard Boss Zheng say that glutathione was not good, she was like a cat whose tail had been stepped on. She jumped up high and screamed sharply.
"Oh? A professor of pharmacology? That's simple. " Zheng Ren smiled and said, "I suggest that you check adrenal cortical function, thyroid function, and gonadal function. A full abdominal CT scan, plus glucose tolerance and insulin release tests. If insulinoma is ruled out, you can basically determine if it's an autoimmune system disease. "
After knowing that they were in the same field, Zheng Ren's words became simpler. He finished saying everything that needed to be said in a few sentences.
"Hello, Doctor Zheng. I'm Tang Liu from the University of North Carolina." Tang Liu reached out her hand and tried her best to show her friendliness to the Nobel Prize winner.
Zheng Ren shook her hand and then said, "Stop using glutathione first. This kind of drug is not suitable for you."
This was the second time he had mentioned glutathione. Tang Liu was a little unhappy. Her tone turned cold. "Doctor Zheng, I think you have some prejudice against glutathione."
"It's not prejudice, but I think the instructions for glutathione are wrong." After Zheng Ren finished speaking, he was already ready to leave. When he heard Tang Liu say that, he turned around and said very seriously.
Tang Liu's expression turned very ugly.
"At present, it is believed that drugs containing sulfhydryl groups can reduce the disulfide bond of insulin and cause it to split, causing the structure of endogenous insulin to change, causing some autoantigens to be exposed. They are recognized by the specific major histocompatibility complex molecules and trigger the cloning and proliferation of specific T cells, resulting in the production of insulin autoantibodies.
"And in the instructions, there are no contraindications for insulin autoimmunity syndrome at all. This is not right." After saying that, Zheng Ren smiled and turned around to leave.
Tang Liu was really angry this time. This Doctor Zheng was indeed too arrogant!
She walked out of the 912 with a cold face and returned to the car. The more she thought about it, the angrier she became. She had already fully expressed her goodwill, but that arrogant Nobel Prize winner was still attacking glutathione drugs.
She had to let him know that academia was not that simple! Tang Liu thought to herself.
"Teacher Tang, don't be angry. The quality of the doctors in the Imperial Capital is poor to begin with," Liu Hui advised softly from the side.
Tang Liu did not say anything. She was thinking about how she should teach this young Nobel Prize winner a lesson.
It was impossible to shake the foundation of a Nobel Prize winner. At least, Tang Liu did not have the ability to do so. Even those who had the ability were not willing to do it. After all, it meant that they would have to pay a huge price.
But what should she do? Tang Liu had been deep in thought. A few minutes later, she decided to tell the director of Huanuo Pharmaceutical Company about this situation.
Capitalists were all the same.
If there was a 10% profit, it would be used everywhere.
If there was a 20% profit, it would be lively.
If there was a 50% profit, it would attract active risks.
If there was a 100% profit, it would make people desperate to break the law.
If there was a 300% profit, it would make people not afraid of committing crimes or even the danger of being hanged.
Now that glutathione was an important source of profit for Huanuo Pharmaceutical Company, let the capital teach this arrogant young man a lesson.
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