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Chapter 817: A Live Test

Was Jiang Yao not proud of herself? Did she not think that she was a self-righteous Divine Doctor’s student?

What if she was not?

Jiang Yao did not know the reason for Lin Shunhe’s sudden change in expression. She only felt as if he was inexplicably excited.

Why would Lin Shunhe be excited to compete with her?

With Lin Shunhe’s qualifications, Jiang Yao was not afraid even if she did not use the medical system. One could already consider her an old doctor who had practiced medicine for many years.

Jiang Yao took the case and leaned against the car door to open it. Lu Xingzhi knew that Jiang Yao had accepted the competition that the professor had created.

She leaned against the car door on the driver’s side; her waist was against the window. Lu Xingzhi lowered the car window and put his hands on it. When he noticed that she had stared at him seriously, he reached out discreetly to scratch Jiang Yao’s waist. He smiled in satisfaction when she straightened her body and lowered her head to glare at him as if she had been electrocuted.

His wife had ignored him, and he did not like it at all.

Jiang Yao was also ticklish. She was so ticklish that if he gently touched her waist with his fingertips, she would immediately move away.

Sometimes, Lu Xingzhi thought it was fun to tease her that way in bed.

There was a saying that Lu Xingzhi remembered about a ticklish woman who had loved her husband. He looked up at Jiang Yao and smiled as he thought about that.

After she avoided Lu Xingzhi’s finger, Jiang Yao turned her attention back to the medical records. A few minutes later, she turned toward professor Ouyang and said, “Based on the medical records, they are patients from Nanjiang City’s first hospital?”

Professor Ouyang nodded. “Yes, both cases were photocopied from the first hospital. I went there this morning to discuss with the experts there, so I copied the case information to use as a demonstration in the future. The patient is a female, 47 years old. The main symptom was intermittent rash for 15 years, edema for two weeks, nausea, and vomiting for three days. The patient presented with a systemic inflammation about 15 years ago without any apparent cause. The rash was above the skin surface and accompanied by itchiness.

“The patient was also diagnosed with urticaria at a local clinic and was treated with anti-allergic drugs. The exact name of the drug was unknown, but the prescription was repeated. After that, the patient was referred to a local hospital for auto-antibodies, anti-double-stranded DNA antibody, and SSA positive antibody. There were no abnormalities—blood routine, rheumatoid factor, and renal function were all normal. They considered an immune disease, but no special drug treatment was given to the patient.”

Jiang Yao nodded and continued to read the case. “After that, rashes appeared on her whole body intermittently. There was no regularity. She used hormone drugs on her own and got better after intravenous injections. Ten years ago, there was a significant increase in the rashes as compared to before that. Her whole body was weak, she had cold symptoms, and her blood routine’s white blood cells had dropped. After a year of symptomatic treatment, her white blood cells had then returned to normal.

“Three days ago, there were no obvious causes of nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, diarrhea, watery stool, and no occurrence of black stool. After a meal, the patient’s upper abdomen felt full, and she experienced dull pain around the navel. There were also signs of hair loss, fever, joint pain, dizziness, purpura of the skin, and normal blood pressure. There were no mouth ulcers, no headache, and no bleeding of the gums.”

The professor turned to Jiang Yao. “There are many reports about the patient’s recent examination—blood routine, urine routine, and renal function. Tell me about your diagnosis.”

Jiang Yao grunted as she continued to flip through the reports. They were all detailed and straightforward at first glance.

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