Medical road ahead

After solving Wei Wei's matter, everyone returned to their posts and continued their work.

Qin Xiao stopped Qiao Tan and asked about the newly admitted patient with chronic nephritis, "Have you started nutritional therapy for her?"

Qiao Tan said: "Second senior brother has already started, and I'm going to go to her ward to see the situation later."

"Well, call me then."

Qin Xiao nodded, and then asked: "There are many causes of chronic nephritis, what kind of condition does this patient belong to?"

"Her medical records showed that there was a problem with the secretion of estrogen during her childbirth, but she didn't pay much attention at that time. When she realized it, she was diagnosed with chronic nephritis." Qiao Tan said.

Qin Xiao frowned, "My sister also has chronic nephritis caused by endocrine problems."

Qiao Tan saw that he recalled the sad past again, and then changed the subject: "Actually, I was also troubled by endocrine disorders when I was a child. Fortunately, Aunt Huang cured it for me, so I only want to study endocrine medical knowledge. Unfortunately, my parents wanted me to study nutrition, so I had to give up."

"Oh? Why didn't I hear you mention it?"

Qin Xiao looked at her and asked doubtfully, "Why did you have endocrine disorders when you were young? Your parents are both doctors, so you should be able to avoid these problems."

"They are too busy with work. I lived with my grandmother for a while when I was a child. My grandmother spoiled me very much, which caused me to have a long-term partial eclipse, which eventually led to malnutrition and long-term insomnia. When my parents found out, it was too late. I had no choice but to find Aunt Huang to help me with treatment, so I have always been grateful to Aunt Huang and wanted to become her student and learn endocrine knowledge from her." Qiao Tan explained.

"But you ended up being my student."

Qin Xiao smiled triumphantly, put his arm around her shoulder, and asked again: "Have you read the information I gave you on Christmas?"

Qiao Tan shook his head, "Not yet! I've only read half of it. I've been busy with HTH recently, and sometimes I have to talk to online patients about their condition when I get home from get off work."

Qin Xiao pinched her shoulders, and said softly: "Don't make yourself too tired, we doctors must maintain a good mental and physical state in order to bring the best diagnosis and treatment to patients."

"Well, I'll send you a message later when I go to make rounds."

Qiao Tan nodded with a smile, and after parting with Qin Xiao, he quickly walked into the elevator
"Dr. Qian, my father-in-law and I have been successfully matched. When can we perform an operation and transplant one of his kidneys to me?"

In the Department of Urology of the Fifth Hospital in City C, a patient who had suffered from uremia for many years brought his father-in-law to find his attending doctor and excitedly asked about kidney replacement.

"This"

However, when Dr. Qian learned about this, his expression turned pale. "Xiao Zhang, in my country's existing "Regulations on Human Organ Transplantation", in-laws are not within the scope of live organ donation."

"What? Can't you?"

Xiao Zhang's face changed suddenly, and he hurriedly said: "But he is my father-in-law! We are relatives, and he donated it to me voluntarily. There is no money transaction between us."

Dr. Qian frowned, wondering: "Xiao Zhang, within the scope of living organ donation in my country, relatives' organ transplants can be performed on parents, brothers and sisters, and children over 18 years old, as well as grandparents, uncles, nieces and nephews. Cousins ​​and sisters, etc. In addition, kidney transplants can also be performed between husband and wife, but only for spouses who have been married for more than 3 years, but not for in-laws.”

"But why?" Xiao Zhang was puzzled.

Dr. Qian explained: "Because there may be live buying and selling in the name of helping relatives."

"Doctor Qian, we are really not doing business, but donating for free. If you don't believe me, just ask my father-in-law."

As he said that, Xiao Zhang pulled his father-in-law to Dr. Qian and asked him to prove that the relationship between them was just a donation, not a money transaction.

Seeing this, Dr. Qian became more embarrassed and sympathized with Xiao Zhang who had been tortured by the disease for many years, but he couldn't help it. He patted Xiao Zhang on the shoulder and persuaded him further: "Xiao Zhang, I really want to help you, but in Under the existing laws and regulations, I have no way to perform living organ transplants for you and your father-in-law. The operations performed in our hospital must follow the regulations promulgated by the State Council, and cannot cross the red line, let alone override the law."

Hearing this, Xiao Zhang's shoulders collapsed, and he became dejected.

His father-in-law eagerly asked, "Then, Doctor Qian, is there any other way for organ transplantation?"

Dr. Qian nodded and introduced: "There are currently four hospitals in our province with nationally recognized qualifications. The General Hospital of the Military Region in C City, the Affiliated Hospital of C University, the Provincial People's Hospital, and the Air Force Hospital in C City. You can go to the Urology Department of these hospitals. Do registration and filing. As for my side, once we encounter a kidney source that matches Xiao Zhang, we will notify you as soon as possible.”

"Ok."

Xiao Zhang's father-in-law nodded helplessly, thanked Dr. Qian, and dragged the dejected Xiao Zhang away.

On the way, he said to Xiao Zhang: "It is said that the affiliated hospital of C University is the best hospital in our southwestern region, and they should have the most kidney sources. Why don't you register there first, and then go to other hospitals."

Xiao Zhang didn't say anything, but was taken into the car by his father-in-law like a walking dead, and then drove to the Affiliated Hospital of C University.

"Son, don't be discouraged. There are at least four hospitals that can apply for kidney sources, and we can always get one."

After setting off, it was seen from the rearview mirror that Xiao Zhang was still depressed. Xiao Zhang's father-in-law hurriedly comforted him, stepped on the gas pedal, and accelerated his speed so that he could complete the formalities for his son-in-law as soon as possible.

"I heard people say that there is a doctor surnamed Qin who has a way to buy kidneys through regular channels."

When the two came to the urology department of the Affiliated Hospital of C University, they suddenly heard someone whispering in the corner, who happened to be talking about kidney replacement.

The two looked at each other in tacit understanding, and then quietly approached.

"Rumor, didn't the country stop the unregulated living organ donation a long time ago? But after that, it didn't open another donation channel."

"But I clearly heard people say that Dr. Qin from the Affiliated Hospital of C University once bought kidneys for his family members."

"Is there such a thing? But isn't it illegal?"

"He is a doctor, so he should have his own way and method."

Xiao Zhang blurted out excitedly: "Who is Doctor Qin you are talking about?"

"If we knew, we wouldn't be here honestly waiting for a kidney source." One of them smiled wryly.

Another said: "But where there is no wind, there is no wave. This is not the first time I have heard of this."

"Then how can we know whether this matter is true or not?" Xiao Zhang asked with a frown.

The person in front raised his eyebrows and smiled slyly, "Grass snakes lie on the line, and dust spreads for thousands of miles. As long as we dig deeper, we will definitely find out the truth."

"Dad, how about I transfer here for dialysis!"

Hearing this, Xiao Zhang immediately had an idea.