Practicing Medical Skills in a Small Clinic novel Chapter 70

Chapter 70: Chapter 70: Lost in the East, Gained in the West

Damn, how can a small clinic hide a ’sweeping monk’-level master in Cardiovascular Medicine?

But it’s also possible that his diagnosis is wrong.

That’s how medicine is; misdiagnosis and missed diagnosis happen from time to time. Even with lab test data, imaging exams, endoscopic exams, misdiagnosis can still occur. Not to mention his small clinic almost has nothing.

Actually, I could have given this patient a chest X-ray to see if the heart is enlarged or if the heart valves are not closing properly.

Considering the clarity of that ’grandpa’-level X-ray machine, forget it.

Can’t make that black-hearted money.

Aside from wasting the patient’s time, charging a hundred yuan for the exam fee, the actual exam result wouldn’t be much better.

After sending the patient away, he instinctively checked the attribute panel.

Just now, to help this patient find the cause of illness, he used up a full 100 health points.

Improving Cardiovascular Medicine diagnosis from beginner to proficient.

Level: Senior Resident Doctor 603/1000

Impressive, a total gain of 50 experience points.

If it were treating a regular cold, it would take seeing at least four or five hundred patients to gain that much experience.

He’s figured out some patterns in the attribute panel now: the higher the risk and difficulty of the case, the more experience points gained upon successful diagnosis.

Think about it, treating cold and fever patients every day, what kind of progress can be made in medical skill?

An increase of 0.1 experience points each time is already polite.

Like a child doing addition and subtraction within ten every day, even after ten years, they’d still be at a kindergarten level.

He then checked the proficiency in his internal medicine diagnosis skills, proficient 110.5/500.

The proficiency in the diagnosis skills increased by 10 points.

The gains were excellent.

As expected, wealth is sought in danger.

However, the difficulty and risk are immense, making one scratch their head, turning their hair white from thinking.

Health points: 257.

He thought he was seeing an illusion, shook his head, and checked again; still 257.

Didn’t he just use up 100 health points?

How come not a single point has been lost?

Could it be because he successfully diagnosed the patient’s heart disease and persuaded the patient to go to a big hospital for treatment, that he gained 100 health points?

He couldn’t help but laugh silently, indeed a loss in the east, a gain in the west.

Doing good reaps good rewards.

If he had known that spending 100 health points to upgrade his internal medicine diagnosis skills and then could earn it back immediately, why hesitate?

There are many things in the world like this, before the final result comes out, no one knows how it will turn out.

In making interest decisions, there must always be some mental calculations.

Being able to sacrifice some interests for the sake of others, that’s kindness.

He looked up at the outside of the clinic, people were rushing by, it was already approaching half past six. He decided to close up, and go out for dinner first.

Life as a single person is tough.

Having to take care of oneself with no one to ask if you’re warm or hungry.

Li Jingsheng broke up with his girlfriend of six years, and in his heart, he was actually quite sad. But as the clinic owner, bearing the responsibility on his shoulders, he had to appear strong in front of others. Acting as if nothing happened.

It was only in the deep of the night, lying quietly in bed, that he would be like a wounded lone wolf, quietly licking his wounds.

This reminded him of a line he read in a book, only when one meets the right person at the right time, can things last forever.

He didn’t blame his girlfriend for being realistic; everyone has the right to seek happiness.

She felt hopeless with Li Jingsheng and wished to marry a wealthy man; that was her freedom.

But after six years of relationship, she just left without a word, even took all her things without a goodbye. This still left Li Jingsheng feeling a bit cold-hearted.

If after opening the clinic, business boomed maybe his girlfriend would have married him and had children.

But in this lifetime, no one can guarantee a smooth sailing journey.

There are always lows, bumps along the way.

His understanding of a romantic relationship is going through thick and thin together, supporting each other, understanding each other.

Rather than seeing the partner encounter some issues, and then like a bird in the forest, flying away at the sight of danger.

At least the love he longs for is that which can withstand trials, true love.

And not merely built on material things.

If in this life he meets a woman who gets along well with him and is willing to go through thick and thin with him, he would be willing to protect, cherish, and love her with his life.

Through his efforts, the small clinic has now improved significantly.

I wonder if the ex-girlfriend will feel regretful for her past unfeelingness when she learns of this?

If one day she discovers that Li Jingsheng is doing well and wants to reconcile, should he tell her, "You didn’t accompany me during sunsets, who are you when I rise again?" or accept her request and let her kneel?

Li Jingsheng himself doesn’t know either.

From the bottom of his heart, having been in a relationship for six whole years, surely there are deep feelings involved.

Too many thoughts don’t do, better fill his stomach first.

He got up and walked out of the clinic, preparing to lock the glass door.

If leaving for a short period and it’s not midnight, generally, there’s no need to drop the shutter door. Locking the glass door suffices.

Those ’gentlemen’ who want to break in probably wouldn’t think much of his shabby small clinic anyway.

"Hey, boss! Are you getting ready to lock up and leave work?"

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