The patient's husband did not accept what the doctor said and replied, "If it wasn't for my wife taking the wrong dosage as per the doctor's instructions, normally if we couldn't conceive afterward, that would be our own decision and we would bear the consequences. The problem now is that your doctor made her take the wrong dosage, resulting in her health issue."
This is why there can be no negligence in medical practice, as even a minor incident can lead to an unclear distribution of responsibility, regardless of life or death.
Du Haiwei, an experienced doctor, knows this too well and communicates with patients more cautiously than young doctors who are easily angered. He would never say an extra word unnecessarily. Du Haiwei turned to signal the young doctors not to engage in futile arguments with the patient's family.
In such a case, whether the wrong dosage really leads to infertility or not, a judge in court would only focus on the mistake made by the doctors to punish them.
