Lu Xuan insisted on giving it a try, and Ye Xiang didn't mind letting this rising star in the field of traditional Chinese medicine experience what's known as a difficult and complicated disease.
The patient in the room next door had been hospitalized for three days. Although he had regained consciousness, his blood pressure remained high. Even Western medicine, known for its quick results, hadn't found a good solution. Could traditional Chinese medicine really help?
He admitted that traditional Chinese medicine indeed had its wonders.
But could Western medicine become the mainstream today for no reason?
Did he and Li Haoguo, both chief physicians, get to where they were through mere connections?
To put it bluntly, some associate chief physicians might slack off, but a chief physician must have some skills. They all have their own understanding of certain diseases, otherwise, they wouldn't qualify for this position.
