(Thanks to Fujin for the monthly ticket encouragement)
"Teacher Liu, with the pain like this, isn't it more prudent to do an enhanced CT?"
Seeing Liu Banxia hesitate and not speak, Huang Bo tentatively asked.
"Have you always had this constant kind of pain?" Liu Banxia asked the patient.
"At the beginning, it was a pulling pain, but now it's a full-blown pain." The patient said.
"How many days has it been roughly?" Liu Banxia continued to ask.
"About four or five days, it's really unbearable." The patient said.
"Currently, we've preliminarily ruled out the possibility of kidney stones, and the CT scan results were also negative. We can also temporarily rule out organic lesions of intra-abdominal organs like the kidney, appendix, gallbladder, and pancreas." Liu Banxia said.
"From your medical history and current symptoms of pain, I preliminarily judge that the possibility of chronic renal embolism is relatively high. But to confirm, you'll need an angiography."
