Uncovering My Wife's Secrets

Chapter 192 Winning Others Through Virtue

Annalise said, “I think that as doctors, the most important thing for us is to find the best treatment for the patient. What is the best treatment? It’s the most effective way toward physical recovery and the least harmful to the body. It’s best if it can also help the patient save some money. After all, not all patients can afford high medical expenses.

“Some people spent everything they had on medical treatments.

“We will consider radiotherapy and chemotherapy after observing the patient’s postoperative status. “We’re advocating for traditional medicine, which means that we should preserve the best of traditional medicine. To preserve its essence, we should remove all impurities.

“The reason why we’re competing with the modern medicine team is not to de-modernize. We’re here to raise awareness of some bad practices in modern medicine, such as antibiotic overprescription or electing surgery when there’s no need for surgery.

“Similarly, we should also learn from the good things in modern medicine.

“No matter our profession, we should work hard and learn continuously. Only then will our industry develop faster and better.”

“Well said,” Graham praised her.

At first, Graham disliked Annalise. He felt that Annalise only knew how to pull tricks and win arguments. He did not think of her as worthy. But after hearing Annalise’s words, his opinion of her changed.

His sallow eyes were filled with admiration.

Graham had always worked hard on traditional medicine research. He wanted to take in disciples, but he only had a few disciples to impart his knowledge to. It was because young people were increasingly unwilling to study traditional medicine. They were more willing to study modern medicine.

This was because modern medicine was much simpler, and the income after graduation was higher.

As for traditional medicine, due to its slow efficacy, there were not many outpatient clinics in every hospital. They did not perform well, either. And the practitioners’ income was not comparable to that of modern medicine.

Therefore, when he heard Annalise mention surgery, Graham immediately became unhappy. He felt that Annalise, as a traditional medicine practitioner, was advocating for modern medicine.

But after hearing Annalise’s words, he admired this young lady from the bottom of his heart. She was so young, but she was already so wise and experienced.

Every sentence she spoke made sense, and every sentence was on point.

Graham thought it was most touching when Annalise said she wanted to help the patients save some money.

Regardless of how her medical skills were, her considerate nature was enough to move him.

traditional medicine at the age of seven. He had been a practitioner for

him as a disciple, he told him that every traditional medicine practitioner should remember one sentence. That is, “I hope there is no hardship in the world. I would rather shelf this medicine and let it be

medicine practitioners would always focus on treating the root cause.

Many illnesses could be cured directly, but to sell more medicine,

round to sell more medicine. Buy eight, get three free. Or buy five, get one free. It was as if they wished everyone would fall sick and buy more drugs all

in the young lady’s

Annalise said made sense. He no longer looked at her as disdainfully

the past.

stage of liver cancer, which means conservative treatment will be extremely difficult. Therefore, we still have to perform surgery. Let’s discuss the details

eyes turned

I won’t do it,” Jonathan said.

to,” Annalise said.

liver cancer. John must personally

perform acupuncture on

the traditional medicine prescription, the

surgery. We can treat the other patients, so we definitely won’t push them onto

Arrange for

other patients,” a woman

a mineral deposit in

the patient’s pulse first. Afterward, he asked Graham to take

was kidney stones, but he was not

pulse was harder than tumors.

excellent traditional medicine practitioner. After taking the patient’s pulse, he confirmed that the patient had kidney

pain. How often did it hurt? How long did it last? Was there any stone excreted after the pain? How big

of consultations, Graham confirmed the

kidney was

deposits were not fatal, but they were

modern medicine could not treat the underlying cause.

were too much water, the kidneys would be deformed, causing kidney function to deteriorate. And when

to cooperate,” Graham said. When Hector heard that Graham could treat it, he praised,