(Thanks to Lu Hongzhang for the monthly ticket encouragement)
"Teacher Liu, when did you find out?"
After replenishing the patient's fluids, Huang Bo curiously asked.
"It was when we got to the small meeting room. Didn't I talk about the medical history? Suddenly, I just thought of the thyroid problem," Liu Banxia said with a smile.
"It's also a case of preconceived notions. The patient has back pain, so I naturally thought it was related to the kidneys, but there was nothing wrong with the patient's kidneys."
"This also reminds us that a patient's past medical history is really important. It's not enough to just habitually ask. Unless it's an appendectomy, surgeries on other organs should all be considered."
"But for this patient's situation, we still have to wait for the blood test results. If it's not spasmodic pain caused by low blood calcium, we'll have to keep investigating."
