The auntie also had her own troubles. She immediately thought of the consequences Du Heng had just mentioned, gritted her teeth, and said, "No, this time I have to bring him here. Otherwise, one day it might really be the end of him."
"Alright, Auntie. When you bring your husband, if I'm not in the consultation room, just have one of our doctors find me."
Du Heng said this not because he didn't trust his own doctors' skills, but because he himself was now extremely curious.
From the auntie's tone, Du Heng could tell that her husband had been like this since he was young. So he was very curious about how the man had managed to keep this up for more than thirty years, day after day.
After sending the auntie away, the patients who followed were much more normal, and the disease record information they provided was very helpful. So Du Heng asked very detailed questions, and the male doctor beside him recorded everything very carefully.
