Chief Chu saw that there was a patient inside, so he did not go in. He asked Zheng Ren, "What disease do you think it is? How did the heart muscle change? "
Zheng Ren smiled and did not answer Chief Chu's question directly. Instead, he looked at the person at the door of the consulting room and asked, "May I know your surname?"
Chief Chu and the patient were stunned. When the patient saw that it was a doctor, he quickly said, "Your surname is Lin."
His voice was muffled and heavily accented, as if he had a loose tongue.
"You often faint, right?" Zheng Ren already had an idea and continued to ask.
The patient nodded blankly. He looked at Zheng Ren, Chief Chu, and Dr. Liang but still did not get an answer.
"My medical record says that you had symptoms of chest tightness and shortness of breath after an activity a year ago? Tell me in detail. "Zheng Ren did not beat around the bush and went straight to the point.
Because he was wearing a white coat, he had a certain authority in a place like the hospital. Although the patient did not understand the situation, he subconsciously talked about his symptoms.
Similar to Dr. Liang's medical history, Zheng Ren continued to ask about details that the patient had not noticed.
"Does your stomach hurt?"
"Occasionally, but recently …" The patient tried hard to recall. "For the past six months, I've been experiencing abdominal bloating, diarrhea, and constipation …"
"What about your limbs? Other than swelling, do you feel anything else?"
"It hurts, but not all the time. Sometimes, when I was sleeping, I would feel someone poking me with a needle, and the pain would wake me up. But after I woke up, the pain didn't continue. " As he spoke, the man said mysteriously, "I even found someone to break it, but it was useless. I reckon that I was tricked by someone. That person is a swindler and has no magic power. "
This was the most normal behavior. Zheng Ren smiled and did not think that the patient was superstitious or anything.
In the middle of the night, he suddenly felt like he was being pricked by needles. If this were to happen often, he would be scared to death. This person could be considered bold. If it had been a timid person, he would not have come to the hospital. Instead, he would have gone to the Great Immortals to find out what exactly he had done.
Although they weren't allowed to become spirits after the founding of the People's Republic, weren't they still allowed before the founding?
In Sea City General Hospital, some patients who believed in Buddhism and Christianity did not pass away in the hospital. Instead, they went to temples and churches.
Zheng Ren had no opinion on this. As long as he didn't charge money, it was fine. Anyone who asked for money was a swindler.
It was normal for the patient in front of him to find someone to break it. Believing everything was the norm.
It didn't matter if it was a black or white cat, as long as it could cure illnesses, it was a good cat.
At this point, Zheng Ren already had a basic judgment. He only needed to wait for the doctor inside to finish treating the patient and go in to communicate with him.
"Doctor, do you know what illness I have?" the patient asked nervously.
"What did the Great Immortal you found say?" Zheng Ren asked with a smile since he had to wait.
"She said that I met the fox immortal."
Zheng Ren thought about it and compared it with the case. He mysteriously moved closer to the man's ear and whispered a few words.
After saying that, the man was stunned for a moment, and then his expression changed.
At first, he was surprised, then he was a little scared. Finally, he looked at Zheng Ren. If Zheng Ren was not wearing white clothes, he would have almost knelt down.
Chief Chu was puzzled and even more curious. What did Zheng Ren say? Why would the patient have such an expression?
How strange.
"This is a rare disease. We need to do other tests to confirm it and then carry out the corresponding treatment," Zheng Ren said with a smile.
Uh … The patient was stunned.
He had thought that Zheng Ren was the reincarnation of a certain master and could see dirty things that he could not see.
However, no matter what Zheng Ren said, he refused to believe it, even if he was wearing white clothes.
"Master, I won't look for anyone else. Just you," the man said with a pious expression. He put his palms together and bent over.
His attitude was respectful and fearful. It seemed that he would believe anything Zheng Ren said.
"…" Zheng Ren did not expect such a thing to happen.
Could it be that he did not look like a doctor, but more like … a man without words, with strange powers … Zheng Ren muttered a few words in his heart.
Chief Chu was even more curious. If the patient was not here, he would definitely pull Zheng Ren over and ask him properly.
It was also interesting to see the extent to which the patient was a god.
At this moment, the patient inside walked out. Chief Chu brought Zheng Ren in.
The doctor inside was in his fifties and looked very kind.
"Old Li, this is Boss Zheng Ren. He's the one who was recently mentioned as a candidate for the Nobel Prize," Chief Chu introduced. "Boss Zheng, this is Chief Li."
"Hello, Chief Li." Zheng Ren smiled and extended his hand.
"You're young and promising." Chief Li politely exchanged pleasantries, but he did not understand. He held Zheng Ren's hand and looked at Chief Chu.
"Boss Zheng went to look for me for something. Coincidentally, I felt that there was a problem with the coronary CT, so I asked Boss Zheng to help me take a look," Chief Chu explained. "Boss Zheng saw the problem and said that he wanted to take a look at the patient to confirm it. I brought him over."
"Oh? What disease is Boss Zheng considering? "Chief Li asked as he stroked his reading glasses.
Zheng Ren smiled. "Then I think it's primary light-chain amyloidosis."
"Uh …" Chief Chu and Chief Li were stunned at the same time.
Amyloidosis? It was a chronic metabolic disease caused by amyloid protein deposition in tissues or organs. However, there were no clear traces of protein deposition on the patient's radiographic films.
Could it be that there was a problem with those attributes?
"Boss Zheng? Say that again, "Chief Chu muttered.
"It's primary light-chain amyloidosis," Zheng Ren said. "It's not ordinary amyloidosis, but primary, light-chain changes."
"Is it the kind of disease where the heart is enlarged and there are problems with the electrocardiogram's R waves?" Chief Li immediately understood what Zheng Ren meant and asked.
"Yes," Zheng Ren said. "The patient's limbs occasionally have needle-like pain, but it's not serious."
From liver and kidney function to heart and limbs, Zheng Ren began to talk to Chief Li.
Chief Li also had some research on primary light-chain amyloidosis. However, he did not read a lot of books in the System library like Zheng Ren and had the System panel to confirm it.
One was a forward push, and the other was a forward push plus a reverse push, so Zheng Ren appeared more confident.
The patient was dumbfounded.
However, the discussion about the condition soon ended. Chief Li wrote a note and asked the patient to go to the hematology department for treatment.
"Doctor, I'm fine, right?" The patient looked at Zheng Ren with a sad face and asked.
He did not believe the two old doctors. He only believed Zheng Ren.
"You need to do anti-plasma cell treatment. Yes, it's similar to the treatment of myeloma, but it's definitely not a malignant tumor. You can rest assured," Zheng Ren comforted the patient.
"…"
"Go to the hematology department. This disease will need to stay in the Imperial Capital for a period of time," Zheng Ren said. "But don't worry, it's not as troublesome as you think. It's still in the early to middle stage. After treatment, it will be relieved soon. "
The patient held the note and was a little skeptical. However, he did not dare to 'disobey' Zheng Ren's words. He could only walk away looking back three times.
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