Merchant and doctor

Chapter 1068 Hearsay
While eating fish, a fish bone of neither long nor short suddenly got stuck in the throat. He could not poop out the fish nor vomit it out. Family members, restaurant waiters, strangers on the street... had no experience in rescue and most of them panicked at the time. Someone suffered a sudden heart attack, cerebral hemorrhage, suffocation... and eventually died.

They ate crayfish, drank beer, and mixed it with a lot of white wine, played rock-paper-scissors, and were extremely excited. Suddenly... for some unknown reason, they suffered a cerebral stroke, acute enteritis, malignant gastritis... Their condition suddenly worsened. The ambulance arrived in time and took them away. As a result, they spent some time in the emergency room of a hospital to save the patient, but in the end, the patient died.

A woman in her 20s, who had just graduated from college a few years ago and was officially engaged, went to a dessert shop with a few of her best friends one day to chat. The woman had always loved sweets, especially those with cream and chocolate. The friends had a great time chatting! One of the girlfriends suggested trying a new type of drink, which was a mixed drink a bit like a cocktail. As a result, the other female companions drank it and nothing happened, but the woman suddenly started rolling her eyes and twitching... The 120 ambulance arrived in time and sent her to a provincial tertiary hospital nearby for timely rescue, but she died in the end.

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Bian Mu had personally experienced similar cases. There seemed to be an increasing trend of sudden death from illness while dining, at least in metropolitan areas with a population of over 10 million. Bian Mu had long been paying attention to this...

In his spare time, Bian Mu opened a special topic of Chinese medicine academic research on his computer: the phenomenon of sudden death during meals.

During meals, old illnesses, complex symptoms, new illnesses suddenly occurred... eventually leading to the patients' deaths. Although on the surface there did not seem to be much correlation between the patients and the similarities were not high, the cases were strange and varied.

Bian Mu privately believed that things might not be as isolated and simple as his peers imagined. Just like potatoes, each had its own fatal cause of disease and were unrelated to each other. If we look at the problem from the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine, as long as the absolute number of case samples is guaranteed, he believes that he can find something in common. In terms of the underlying logic, there should be some medical "reefs" such as the "greatest common divisor" or the "least common multiple".

Bian Mu firmly believed that if he could completely master this topic, becoming famous would be a piece of cake. Realistically speaking, at least, he could be awarded the senior professional title of full professor based on this scientific research achievement!

If this could really happen, Bian Mu would have to work much less for many years!

After retirement in the future, the generous medical insurance benefits for a senior professional title will help you avoid a lot of trouble, and at the same time, you can also avoid causing trouble to your family, relatives and friends as much as possible.

As soon as the man and woman who had just entered the room mentioned how someone had fallen into a vegetative state because of a bowl of noodles, he immediately pricked up his ears and eavesdropped for a while.

Mu Shiye knew very well that her so-called "junior brother" was born with a medical fascination. Seeing that he was so concerned about what the two people behind him were talking about, she smiled, curled her lips, turned around and whispered to her beloved son to help him with his homework...

"There's a high probability that special seasonings were added to that bowl of noodles, right? Or... something like ash was added to the dough, and the retired female teacher happened to be suffering from some terminal chronic disease. The combination of the two suddenly triggered some fatal cause of disease in her body. The rescue was a bit untimely, and finally caused cerebral hemorrhage. In the middle and late stages, she was unable to find a medical expert to save her, and soon she fell into a vegetative state... right?" The woman smiled and whispered.

"These are just guesses. Before we see the official medical records, anything is possible." The man responded disapprovingly.

It can be heard that the two people sitting behind Bian Mu are at least not laymen in medicine.

"That's right! There is a big difference between the explanations of Western medicine and Chinese medicine on this matter. Isn't your uncle a famous Chinese medicine expert? What does he think about this matter?" The woman asked with a smile, as they had nothing to do while waiting for the dishes to be served, so they might as well talk about business.

"My uncle? You're right! He was also involved in the follow-up consultation. From what he said...it seems that the female teacher is very angry. Whenever she encounters something unpleasant, she likes to argue with school leaders, classmates, and parents. She is also very loud when arguing. My uncle means that anger is harmful to the body, which may be the root cause of the female teacher's complete disability and paralysis. Moreover...my uncle said that the female teacher is also very strong at home. As for what you said about the bowl of noodles she ate...it seems not to be the case. My uncle has seen the relevant test report of the noodle restaurant afterwards, saying that no special chemical components were found, and the relevant departments did not finally hold the couple who opened the restaurant responsible." The man smiled and explained for a long time. It can be heard that the two people behind Bian Mu should not be ordinary people.

At this moment, the food started to be served at Bian Mu's table.

Bian Mu came back to his senses and called Mu Shiye and her son to start eating.

"What did you hear?" Mu Shiye said with a smile, in a somewhat teasing tone.

"Just out of curiosity! If I hadn't met these two today... I wouldn't take it too seriously. Nothing happens more than three times. I just heard about that incident at the noodle shop. We all came here to eat, and we ran into that strange thing again. According to the logic, this is probably related to me." While using a public chopstick to pick up the meat dishes that his senior sister's baby son liked, Bian Mu responded with a smile.

In order to avoid being heard by the two people behind him, Bian Mu deliberately lowered his voice.

"Then guess what exactly caused the old lady to suddenly fall ill? Also, if you treat her now, how long will it take for her to wake up?" Mu Shiye asked with a smile.

"Sister, you're joking! How dare I make random guesses without meeting the person in person? That's just looking for trouble! This sea cucumber dish is delicious, eat more!" As he spoke, Bian Mu prepared some juice for Mu Shiye and his son.

"People outside are saying you're such a genius! I thought you'd have guessed 40% to 50% of the cause of the disease by now!" Mu Shiye said with a smile.

"It's just a rumor! You know my tricks best."

"Haha...you say one thing but mean another! By the way, do you have a girlfriend recently? I have a patient whose daughter often comes to my place to accompany her mother. We have become familiar with each other over time. She is very good and could be a good match for you. Do you want me to be a matchmaker?" Mu Shiye suddenly mentioned the matter of matchmaking.

"No! I'm so busy right now, I don't have time to talk about that! Thank you so much!"

"So... have you already talked about it? What's going on? Let's make an appointment to meet some other day!"

"That's a lie! If we really want to talk about it, I'll have to ask you to come out and help with the discussion."

The meal was very harmonious with everyone chatting and laughing.

In the past six months, Bian Mu had some opinions about Mu Shiye. He felt that she had become snobbish and lived a more realistic life. When they got together and chatted today, the two seemed to have returned to the days when they were in the County People's Hospital. They were very cordial. For this reason, Bian Mu seemed particularly happy tonight.