Chapter 819 - 383: Step-by-Step Diagnosis, Here to Apologize in Person (2)

Chapter 819: Chapter 383: Step-by-Step Diagnosis, Here to Apologize in Person (2)

Finally, the circle was narrowed down further and further, roughly judging that the patient might have a problem of nutritional loss in their urine.

"Does your urine usually have blood or appear white like milk?"

"There’s no blood, nor is it as white as milk as you mentioned. Just seems a little cloudy."

This is yet another important piece of information.

Normal urine, even with less water intake, should not be cloudy; at most, it becomes bright yellow.

If one consumes more water and is otherwise healthy, the urine might even be as clear as water.

Her urine being cloudy definitely indicates there’s a problem.

This aligns with Li Jingyi’s deduction.

"Your condition, I believe once we identify it, shouldn’t be too hard to treat. The cost won’t be high either. But if we don’t find a clear cause, your health might deteriorate significantly. It’s already close to the point of collapse."

Li Jingsheng said to her and her partner.

"From examining you and the blood test report you’ve provided, I’ve deduced that there’s very likely an issue with your urine, and you might also have multiple lymph nodes in the groin area. Given the limited resources here, I suggest you go to a big hospital for a urine test and possibly a lymph node biopsy to examine the pathology and determine the cause and nature."

Although he had basically ruled out malignant tumors for the patient, he didn’t mention it.

Because this female patient was too selfless.

If told it’s not a particularly serious illness, she might grit her teeth and endure for years.

In reality, her body was already experiencing severe issues.

If not treated timely, it would be more than just anemia, fatigue, and dizziness.

"Dr. Li, after those two examinations, can we come to your clinic for treatment?"

"I understand you think the clinic’s treatment fees are lower and more convenient, but treating illness should definitely focus on effectiveness. My small clinic has limited conditions, and larger illnesses cannot be treated here. I recommend you directly opt for treatment in a large hospital."

Li Jingsheng’s suggestion was entirely based on the patient’s best interests.

Finally, the patient and her husband left after his persuasion.

It’s hard to say if they’ll come back.

Some patients tend to have stubborn thoughts; they believe the clinic treatment is better, so it’s possible they might return here.

After seeing off this female patient, he continued to treat other patients.

Busy until around noon, Xiang Cangsong rushed in, out of breath again.

"Boss, boss, those people doing inspections seem to be back."

"No problem, just get on with your work!"

Li Jingsheng waved him off.

These health department people haven’t finished their mess?

They just left two hours ago, how come they’re back for another round?

Just because he doesn’t offend them doesn’t mean they can come and go freely and cause trouble.

The first time he could be polite to them since it was their first interaction. Especially that girl Liu Ying, just a naive newcomer to society.

If Li Jingsheng really wanted to hold her accountable, it would probably just take a word.

Altogether, four people came in, adding a middle-aged man around forty, who seemed quite authoritative.

After entering the reception hall, this man’s gaze went straight to Li Jingsheng.

Liu Ying followed behind, head down, a touch of anxiety on her face.

The leading middle-aged man saw Li Jingsheng diagnosing a patient, and didn’t immediately go up to disturb him, instead sat down with the others in the waiting area.

They weren’t dressed in uniforms.

Li Jingsheng finished treating the patient, then looked at the four people.

The middle-aged man in the lead voluntarily stood up and walked towards Li Jingsheng’s desk.

"Excuse me, is this Dr. Li Jingsheng?"

"Yes!"

There was not the slightest smile on Li Jingsheng’s face, and his tone was quite indifferent.

Repeatedly inspecting his Sunshine Clinic was intentionally looking for trouble.

Forcing him to call on his connections.

"My name is Zheng Zeguang, the three under me acted recklessly, responding to someone filing a real-name complaint that Sunshine Clinic was illegally conducting inpatient treatment without verifying it, or reporting to me before running over here to inspect. They lack experience, and have offended you in many ways, I ask for your understanding."

The middle-aged man even used the word "you" respectfully.

This is enough to illustrate his attitude.

He didn’t mention his role directly, only subtly pointed out that the three who came to inspect Sunshine Clinic were his subordinates.

This indirectly indicates his status is higher than theirs.

"Dr. Li, my apologies. After Director Zheng criticized us, I’ve deeply recognized my errors. I ask for your forgiveness for any offence."

The first person to formally apologize was Liu Ying.

At this moment, she was nothing like before, with no previous arrogance and coldness.

Instead there was a slight fear towards Li Jingsheng.

She never imagined that the clinic she inspected could have such formidable influence.

Shortly after the inspection, even their superiors were reprimanded.

If Sunshine Clinic didn’t have overwhelming influence, how could such things happen?

Her look towards Li Jingsheng was quite complex.

Now she finally understood what Li Jingsheng meant by saying she handled things too naively.

Indeed, too naive.

If Li Jingsheng wanted to punish her, she might have been finished by now. Even if she didn’t lose her job, she’d likely be in cold water.

"The person who reported Sunshine Clinic for admitting inpatient was investigated clearly by us. The patient rushed from out of the province specifically for a consultation at Sunshine Clinic, you didn’t admit the patient for inpatient treatment in the clinic. Rather, you kindly allowed the family to park their motorhome in the clinic’s courtyard. This behavior is not only non-violation but demonstrates noble medical ethics. This is a situation statement we’ve prepared, please review it Dr. Li."

A staff member in his thirties handed an unsealed statement to Li Jingsheng.

Two-handed presentation, extremely respectful demeanor.

Li Jingsheng glanced over it, it certainly wasn’t just a statement, but practically praise for Sunshine Clinic.

These folks have a strong survival instinct!

"Just explaining it face-to-face is fine, why make it so formal with a written statement?"

Li Jingsheng’s expression relaxed somewhat.

His tone no longer so indifferent.

"We’ve noticed someone slandering and attacking Sunshine Clinic online, speaking in quite elaborate details. Coupled with the real-name complaint we received, we felt obligated to clarify the truth of the matter. If Dr. Li has no objections to this statement, we’re preparing to submit it for review by the publicity department, then officially announce it."

No wonder it’s so formal.

Turns out the jerk who filed a real-name complaint is also spreading rumors online.

The internet isn’t a lawless space.

If the rumors are excessively exaggerated, Li Jingsheng doesn’t mind teaching them a lesson.

"Thank you for maintaining the reputation of my Sunshine Clinic, thank you to all the leaders for your concern. I have no objections to the statement. Out of curiosity, I wonder if the real-name complainant is the same person who attempted blackmail against me a couple days ago?"

Li Jingsheng directly inquired who the real-name complainant was, knowing they wouldn’t reveal it.

Maintaining anonymity for the complainant is a basic principle.

Even if that person is spreading rumors, pursuing legal responsibility would involve Li Jingsheng’s lawyer and the authorities.

"Someone tried to blackmail you? It might indeed be the same person. If Dr. Li needs assistance, feel free to have your lawyer reach out to me. These days, there are all sorts of people."

Director Zheng condemned the extortionist.

But didn’t disclose the name of the complainant.

Only said if needed, the lawyer can look to him.

After chatting for a while, Director Zheng led the three away.

Coming specially to apologize shows their sincerity and provides an explanation to higher-ups.

Visiting to check Sunshine Clinic, implied a bit of ignoring Second Hospital.

If the inspection had uncovered issues, that would be one thing; yet they found nothing at all. Liu Ying’s initial attitude during the visit was so harsh, how could they not apologize?

Li Jingsheng went online to take a look at the rumor information.

Quite detailed, saying Sunshine Clinic illegally housed the out-of-province patient for inpatient at the clinic. How eager is this person to bring down Sunshine Clinic?

Without thorough investigation, hastily posting pictures with emotional wording to attack Sunshine Clinic.