"Oh, you mean that blood? It's just the patient having menstrual irregularities, no need to worry..." The female doctor said calmly.
Baron Lawrence paused, and his brain processed what menstrual irregularities meant. He furrowed his brows, clenched his fists, and said, "You mean she's just having her period?"
No child?
The female doctor, who initially thought it was a miscarriage, was also startled. Hearing him say this, she couldn't help but smile, "Yes, just menstruation. The patient's cycles have been irregular these past few months, and coupled with a condition of uterine cold, perhaps this time it just arrived suddenly ahead of schedule."
After she finished, she further explained, "The situation just now indeed easily led one to think of miscarriage, I also thought it was massive bleeding. Later, we did a blood sample test, and it's indeed just a normal physiological phenomenon."
