"Dr. Zhou just now suggested that the family of the woman patient should also get tested for Helicobacter pylori. The suggestion is very good, but in the actual diagnostic process, you must be careful with your approach. It's best to wait until the female patient's examination is complete and the Helicobacter pylori infection is confirmed, after diagnosing the patient's condition, and once the treatment plan is given and both the family and the patient have accepted it. Only then should you look for an opportunity to gently remind the family."
"If the family reacts negatively upon hearing the suggestion, then do not insist further. As doctors, our first task is to learn how to protect ourselves. Some family members are hot-tempered, and they might not appreciate your kindness, with verbal abuse being the least of your worries. There have also been incidents of family members throwing objects at doctors."
