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   There may be no point in having another surgery. The doctor will tell you what to say. Therefore, for a terminally ill patient, the most important thing he/she needs to understand is what choice he/she has to make in his/her heart, whether he/she intends to fight the disease until death, or accept the natural law of birth, old age, sickness and death.

   Don’t think that the doctor’s repeated questioning is ruthless. In fact, he hopes that you will find the path that suits you and give you the most freedom instead of living in deception and finally regretting that you chose the wrong path before you die.

   Fighting against the disease to death may have a longer life without accepting the natural law of birth, aging, illness and death. Fighting the disease to the death may add a lot of side-effects of medicine and treatment, and it may also make the last days of life more difficult and unpleasant to leave this world.

   The doctor's words undoubtedly made the patient hesitant.

"It doesn't matter, think about it slowly, I'll give you some time to fully consider... Come back next week and give me the answer, no need to register. If you want to have surgery, I'll arrange a hospital stay for you." Du Haiwei said in a slow tone, "Mid-term If you have any questions, you can always come to the hospital and ask us.”

  Why most of the old doctors speak in this slow-paced sense, the rookies of medical students who are studying on the opposite side have learned a little bit of truth today. Only this sense of slow rhythm can calm the patient's anxiety, so that the patient can have a relatively stable state of mind to make the most comfortable choice for himself.

  The only thing a patient has to do when he comes to see a doctor is to cooperate with the doctor to treat the disease. Self-anxiety is best not to, anxiety is not good for healing. If you have any questions, leave it to a professional.

  Because the doctor promised that the patient and family could be registered and hospitalized next time, the patient and his family members left with the medical records at ease and went home to discuss.

   To keep patients from getting anxious, doctors can’t get anxious by themselves. Only old doctors have this kind of technical confidence. They won't be like young doctors who rush to hospital when they see that the indicators are not good, but have technical judgment in their hearts, and know when to give patients a choice rather than eagerly. important.

  Young cancer patients are always regrettable and heartbreaking. Fortunately, there are not many young patients. Cancer has always been the most favored group is the elderly patients. However, due to the coexistence of various factors such as low economic level and low awareness of national health care in China, the main age group of cancer patients is relatively low. Like the second patient in his fifties, he can't be considered an elderly person.

   This time it was just the opposite. It was the daughter who accompanied her mother to see a doctor.

The patient was initially diagnosed with uterine fibroids in a foreign hospital. The CT showed that it was twelve centimeters. It was a large tumor. It was found too late. It was because the patient was overweight on weekdays. thing. Wait until the stomach grows bigger and bigger, and then go to the hospital for examination, everything is a little late.

   For a uterine tumor that grows rapidly in a short period of time, the possibility of malignant transformation is too high.

   After thinking about it, patients and their families go straight to the authoritative experts to see a doctor.

   Tumor surgery is actually available in many hospitals. Looking for an authority is to hope that the expert can have a more complete professional plan to help the patient in addition to the operation. These are goals sought by some of the more well-informed patients and their families.

  The reason why an expert is called an expert is not simply because of the operation.

   Thank you for your support! ! Good night dears~

  

  

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