The Surgeon’s Studio

Mao Chi was sent to the special ward. As time passed, his condition gradually stabilized.

Boss Zheng explained to him what he saw during the gastroscopy. After a long time, Mao Chi was relieved.

The days without water were not easy, and his lips were dry. Water, which was usually not important, was now precious.

However, the picture of the huge blood clot left by the gastroscopy gave Mao Chi a lingering fear, so he did not dare to drink water. As for his wife’s expression, it was very interesting. She didn’t expect that eating some fish bones would cause maochi to be hospitalized.

Zheng Ren consoled her for a while and went back to see the patient. The rest of the surgery was done by Zhao Wenhua, and he had not finished the surgery yet.

After Fu Gui ‘er left, there was a shortage of manpower here. Zheng Ren missed the time when Liu Zewei was around.

When would old Gao come? Zheng Ren thought to himself.

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It was already early June, and the weather was getting hot, so was the dibei province.

The rising temperature added a hint of impatience. After the surgery, Gao Shaojie sat in the changing room in a daze, thinking about something.

As the college entrance examination approached, the children were under more and more pressure, and so were the parents. Gao Shaojie felt that the speed of his hair loss had accelerated significantly in the past few days. If this continued, he would be the same as old Liu.

He sighed.

She was stressed, but she couldn’t show it, so as not to add more pressure to the child. Just a few more days, just hang in there.

Gao Shaojie felt that the child was very pitiful. There were many times when he wanted the child to give up. If he worked hard and earned enough money, it would be enough for his child to live for the rest of his life. There was no need for him to take the college entrance examination. After graduation, he would have to face 996.

But that wasn’t how it should be said.

It would take more than three days and three nights to explain both the positive and negative reasons in the middle. This was under the premise that there was no such thing as a troll like Su Yun.

However, Gao Shaojie was worried about the child.

From a physiological point of view, a person under pressure would secrete a large amount of pressure hormones, of which adrenaline, dopamine, and cortisone were the most important.

He had personally experienced it, and it was very frequent.

After performing surgery for a long time, Gao Shaojie’s body was in a state of excitement. After the surgery, Gao Shaojie felt that he could smell the smell of adrenaline and cortisone in his body.

Although it wasn’t as easy to recognize as the corn patronizing that came out of the platelets, Gao Shaojie knew that he was in a state of stress.

At this time, he needed to recover quickly. Otherwise, the accumulation of hormones over time would cause extremely serious damage to the body.

Since the second year of high school, Gao Shaojie had felt that his son had begun to feel a huge pressure.

Back then, he was still very ignorant and did not feel this huge pressure. It was enough for him to just read books every day. However, some children nowadays understood things early and pressured themselves to cross the single-log bridge that was filled with thousands of soldiers and horses.

Gao Shaojie didn’t know if it was a psychological effect, but he always felt that he could feel the rise in the levels of various hormones in his son’s body.

Adrenaline made the sympathetic nervous system active and alert so that it could be ready to deal with any threat. The effect of cortisone was to quickly break down the protein in the body to replenish the energy needed for combat.

In clinical terms, this was also known as a stress state. The most typical example would be stress ulcers and so on, which were all treated as postoperative complications that had to be explained to the patient’s family members.

“I hope that kid isn’t too weak,” Gao Shaojie thought to himself.

“A good college entrance examination, and then a fish will be able to jump in the sea …” Gao Shaojie’s heart skipped a beat at the thought of this. It was as if he was sitting on a roller coaster, and he felt very uncomfortable.

The long-term production of large amounts of adrenaline and cortisone in the human body was very harmful to the body.

For example, when the salmon swam back to the origin of the river to lay eggs, it required a great deal of energy to swim against the current and jump continuously to overcome the resistance caused by the faults and turbulence of the river.

Going against the current was easy to say, but it was actually quite difficult to do.

In order to overcome all the obstacles, the salmon produced a large amount of cortisone to break down protein and produce energy. High levels of cortisone would cause the skin and flesh of the salmon to rot and eventually die within a few days after they laid eggs.

The salmon had gone through a lot of hardships during their migration process. Gao Shaojie felt that humans were similar to salmon. In order to reproduce and live on, they had to risk their lives and use their bodies to withstand the stimulation of hormones.

Ever since they left the ocean, the salmon stopped eating. During their migration, they had to resist the impact of the water currents and leap over the obstacles on the stairs. Many stairs were half a meter high, and they had to use all their strength to “leap” up.

Due to the rapid flow of water above the steps, even if they crossed it, many fish were washed down the steps again by the rapid current. Some were even directly stuck on the stones or wooden forks at the steps, unable to advance or retreat.

Wolves, bears, Eagles, these natural enemies coveted him, and he would die after laying his eggs. All of this was just like a human, walking on a path of rebellion.

No matter how he tried to change, no matter how hard he tried, the only thing he would face in the end was death.

As he thought about it, Gao Shaojie couldn’t help but become artistic.

When the pressure was too great, it was inevitable for one to feel sad. Just as Gao Shaojie was feeling sad, his phone rang.

“I just finished a surgery.”

“What kind of medicine is this? don’t feed the child those things.”

“It doesn’t matter. I’ll go back and take a look at the ingredients.”

Gao Shaojie hung up the phone and let out a long sigh.

His lover was in a state of anxiety and was on the verge of a breakdown. He didn’t know who told him that he had bought ‘intelligence medicine’ for the child.

Fortunately, she had been strong all these years. Before she gave the child the medicine, she would ask herself,”

That thing, can it be eaten casually!

Gao Shaojie was a little angry. What nonsense was this? intelligence medicine? it sounded like nonsense.

Gao Shaojie didn’t know much about this. When he heard the words “genius drug,” his first thought was the movie “endless” starred by Bradley Cooper.

In the movie, a new drug, NZT-48, was developed. After taking it, the potential of the brain was fully developed, and life was like a cheat.

However, if he didn’t eat it, he would become a fool very quickly and might even lose his life. That thing even had withdrawal symptoms, and it was scary just looking at it.

If there was really such a thing, Gao Shaojie didn’t think it could be eaten. This was a pure killing of the pond to fish, burning the forest to hunt.

He was really annoyed. The busier he was, the more trouble he would make. The smart medicine was already sold out. Wasn’t this nonsense?

He sighed, but then he suddenly thought of someone.

It wasn’t boss Zheng, but his assistant who urged Su Yun to go.

It was as if he had taken some kind of intelligence drug, and his life was full of cheats. Forget it. If we’re talking about cheating, it seems that boss Zheng’s is even bigger.

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