Live broadcast: I am an upright Chinese medicine practitioner, and all my patients died online

After listening to Qin Jiang's explanation, Liu Yan also deeply realized her mistake.

She said to Qin Jiang very embarrassedly: "I'm sorry, Doctor Qin, I didn't think about it so much just now. I didn't realize that I had to protect the patient's privacy."

Qin Jiang said calmly, "It's nothing. After all, you are not a doctor. It is normal that you don't have this awareness. What's more important is that there are many doctors who don't have this awareness either."

"Especially now that many school textbooks do not provide detailed explanations on this matter, and teachers in schools do not focus on this issue, this is what I am more worried about."

"If everyone feels that doctors cannot protect their privacy and keep secrets, then no one will trust doctors anymore. There are many other professions that also need to keep secrets, such as lawyers."

At this time, netizens in the live broadcast room also felt that what Qin Jiang said made sense.

Doctors, lawyers, and psychological counselors, it can be said that as long as they are in any industry that provides services to others, they have an obligation to keep confidentiality for their clients or patients.

Just when Liu Yan said that she understood, a family of five hurriedly ran in from outside.

"Doctor, please help me take a look. What happened to my eldest grandson? He was fine this morning. How come he became like this after eating a meal?"

Qin Jiang looked carefully and found that among the five members of the family, only one child had pale lips and an ugly face.

You have to know that this is a child less than one year old, and his face looked so ugly, which immediately attracted Qin Jiang's attention.

Qin Jiang went over immediately and carefully checked the child's condition.

"Tell me in detail what happened."

The child's mother has been crying so hard that she can't even speak.

Wu Shuai, the child's father, said: "The child was normal in the morning, in good spirits, and could sing and dance. But when we were having dinner, he started to act strange."

"He started crying loudly at first, as if he was feeling unwell. But we gave him a full body check and found nothing wrong with him, nor any injuries."

"Then his crying gradually became quieter, and he suddenly became listless, and finally became like this."

"Doctor Qin, I only have this one son, please save him!"

After Wu Shuai finished speaking, he knelt down in front of Qin Jiang.

Qin Jiang quickly reached out and helped him up.

The netizens in the live broadcast room were all heartbroken when they saw this scene.

"Children at home are most afraid of this kind of thing. It's better for adults to be sick, at least they know where they are uncomfortable, and they know how to talk and communicate with the doctor. But when a child is sick, there is really no way to communicate, they just cry, and you don't know how uncomfortable he is."

"Yes, and even if an adult is seriously ill, they can still hold on for a while with their physical fitness. But once a child is seriously ill, he or she will basically be sent to the intensive care unit, and the daily treatment fee is a huge sum of money."

"The most troublesome thing is that many of the children's diseases are uncommon. Small clinics and hospitals not only cannot diagnose them, but also dare not accept them. So once a child is sick, they will definitely go to the most famous and best local hospital. But you think so, and other parents think so too, so there are almost always queues at the pediatric clinics in those large hospitals."

"Oh, seeing this child like this, my heart is broken. What disease does he have? I hope he can get better soon."

No matter from which angle you look at it, a child's illness is considered a big deal.

After all, children's bodies are fragile and their immune systems have not yet fully developed.

It is no exaggeration to say that if a child of this age gets sick, it will definitely be a serious illness.

Qin Jiang first felt the child's pulse, and soon his brows furrowed. "Why does your child have a little kidney deficiency?"

Everyone was stunned when they heard Qin Jiang say this.

The child's grandmother was even more angry and said, "Doctor, are you sure you didn't make a mistake? My grandson is only one year old, how could he have kidney deficiency?"

Although Wu Shuai didn't say anything, his eyes actually expressed his thoughts.

He also couldn't believe that his son, who was so young, would suffer from kidney deficiency.

As soon as Qin Jiang said this, he felt that he might have made a mistake, but when he carefully felt the child's pulse again, he found that it was still the same pulse!

This made Qin Jiang feel a little strange.

"From the pulse, this is kidney deficiency."

"It's either congenital kidney deficiency or it's acquired due to some reasons."

"We'll know the exact situation once we take him for a checkup."

Qin Jiang made a gesture to Zou Moli, then motioned for her to come over and take the child away and take him to the pharmacy for examination, with a focus on the child's kidney function.

Zou Moli said she understood and walked into the pharmacy carrying the child.

At this time, the child's grandmother no longer trusted Qin Jiang's medical skills.

Qin Jiang pointed to the card reader on the table and said, "Create a file and register your personal information."

Wu Shuai asked everyone in the family to take out their ID cards, and then swiped them on the card reader.

Soon the information of several people appeared on the computer screen.

The child's name is Wu Xiao. He was previously taken care of by a confinement nanny, but the nanny just resigned last month. Now he is being taken care of by his grandparents full-time.

My grandfather’s name is Wu Shan, and he is a retired veteran.

My grandmother’s name is Zhou Xiu, and she is a retired worker.

Wu Xiao’s father is naturally Wu Shuai, and his mother is Su Ran, a designer for a fashion company.

Qin Jiang took a look at the medical records of several people and found that they did not have any major health problems.

Especially Grandpa Wu Shan, although he is old, he is in very good health and rarely needs to be hospitalized.

Qin Jiang felt that this was because he had always maintained good living habits.

While Qin Jiang was still looking at the medical records of several people, Grandma Zhou Xiu couldn't help but speak up: "Doctor Qin, does my eldest grandson really have kidney problems? But that shouldn't be the case. The hospital where he was delivered gave him a comprehensive examination shortly after he was born. The examination showed that my eldest grandson is very healthy and has no problems."

"Besides, how could a child like him have any kidney problems? He is still so young, everything should be fine."

After hearing what Zhou Xiu said, Qin Jiang looked up at her and asked, "Are you also studying medicine?"

Zhou Xiu blushed and shook his head in embarrassment. (End of this chapter)