"Both." Xiaoying thought for a while and then told Muchun.

His eyes were slightly dull, as if he was talking about something he was not sure about.

"It can't be a serious illness." Ke'er also became nervous.

"More than half of the people in the world have experienced headaches of varying degrees and types, and there are many types of headaches. There are about more than two hundred types. Some of them are harmless and some are harmful."

"If it's a terrible problem, it won't help if you take painkillers." Xiaoying has always believed that her headache can be relieved immediately by taking medicine. This should mean that her headache is not caused by some terrible disease. If

There are terrible diseases, and painkillers probably won't do much good.

Muchun explained patiently: "Sometimes drugs are useful. Some drugs with antipyretic and analgesic effects, such as non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, can relieve headaches to a certain extent, such as aspirin and ibuprofen."

, you should have taken them all."

Xiaoying took a sip of water and nodded, "I can take all the painkillers you can buy in the pharmacy and they will work."

"How often does it happen now?" Muchun asked again.

"As I said just now, sometimes it happens once or twice a week, and sometimes it doesn't hurt for half a month."

"That's not the case. Xiaoying has headaches almost every day now. If she has a headache every other day, she is fine."

Ke'er quickly corrected Xiaoying's words.

Muchun realized that she had to listen to two people talking about one person's condition.

This is not a bad thing. Although doctors in many departments tend to let patients state their conditions in daily outpatient clinics, psychosomatic outpatient clinics are different. In addition to patients describing their own problems, their close family members and friends can often also

Provide useful information for doctors.

For example, in terms of daily medication and daily routine, patients may exaggerate or reduce the dosage of medication in their descriptions. This is not because patients deliberately conceal it, but they may not know the true status of their medication.

Different people will estimate the amount differently when telling the doctor. Some people will think that they have taken twice as much medicine as the actual amount, while some people will estimate this number to be 50 times less than the actual amount of medicine.

Overestimation or underestimation is related to the patient's attitude and understanding of drugs and their own symptoms.

Xiaoying's awareness of the risk of headaches seems to be relatively low, and her estimate of the dosage is also lower than the dosage stated by Kerr.

There were obvious differences between the two people in answering the two questions about drug use frequency and dosage.

The contradiction caused by this difference is obvious between the two people, but it is unified individually.

Xiaoying believes that her headaches have only occurred more frequently recently, and her medication use is not to the extent that she uses it every day.

The answers to these two questions are consistent.

Similarly, Ke'er's answers to these two questions are consistent. Ke'er believes that Xiaoying takes painkillers almost every day or every other day at most, and the amount of use is as frequent as eating. Ke'er's assessment of these two questions

It is uniformly high.

From the two people’s different answers, it is easy to see that Kerr’s level of risk and worry about headaches is higher than Xiaoying’s.

"What type of headache does Xiaoying have?" Ke'er really hoped to find out immediately.

"It may be a primary headache such as migraine, so no other causes of headache were found during the examination, such as systemic infection, head trauma, vascular disease, subarachnoid hemorrhage, brain tumor, etc. These are all

It’s a possible cause of headache, and Xiaoying probably doesn’t have it.”

Hearing what Muchun said, Ke'er shook her head rapidly, "No way. I just had a physical examination and there were no such problems. The medical examiner didn't mention these words at all."

"I probably don't have cervical spine problems at ordinary times. Looking at Miss Xiaoying's figure, it doesn't seem like she has eye diseases such as glaucoma that cause headaches."

"Yes, it's none of what the doctor said."

Ke'er glanced at Xiaoying sadly, but Xiaoying didn't really care.

Seeing Xiaoying's attitude of not caring much about her body, Ke'er felt indescribable.

She knows that it is not easy to get along in this circle. It is not easy to get in well, and it is not easy to get in badly. Xiaoying has been a transparent person for many years, and she finally gets ahead and dare not neglect her work, but her body is also a capital.

My body collapsed and there was nothing left.

It's not like this has never happened in the entertainment industry. It has happened before that an artist suffered a heart attack on the spot while filming a reality show. Fortunately, a doctor was on hand to provide first aid in time, otherwise he might have died.

Staying up late, switching days and nights, and flying long distances are all commonplace for artists, as is the case for everyone.

Although to outsiders, it seems that artists are glamorous at all times, as if they don’t have to do anything, and that all aspects of food, clothing, housing and transportation are taken care of by their managers and assistants, in fact there are many misunderstandings.

In a team, artists do take up a lot of resources. It can be said that the best resources in a management company or artist studio are centered around the most profitable artist from a big name, but the artist himself is often the hardest working.

Otherwise, why didn't we hear that the assistant had a heart attack? After all, the pressure faced by artists is different from that of managers. No matter how close they are, how close the relationship is is different.

Today, compared to a few years ago, Xiaoying is simply an ugly duckling that has turned into a swan. Not only does she have more film appointments, her advertising endorsements are getting better and better, and there are more and more requests for cooperation in various aspects. If she is lucky, she will attend some international movies in the second half of the year.

It's possible to have an exhibition. Although she doesn't have any film works this year, she is famous, so she doesn't necessarily have to work in a film to walk on the red carpet.

The rules are like this. Artists all know them, and they don’t understand the rules of the game after they become famous. Everyone understands these rules long before they become famous.

So everyone wants to be famous and shine in front of others.

Fame, money, endless resources.

Once you have it, no one wants to lose it. A princess will definitely defend her castle and will not let the castle become a bungalow. This is the reality.

Ke'er understands the pressure on Xiaoying, so she hopes that Xiaoying will not be troubled by physical illness no matter what. Once her health deteriorates, her career will go downhill.

The downhill road is a road that gets darker and darker as you go.

Muchun was half leaning back on the chair, the pen in his hand pressed against his chin, and there was a hint of melancholy in his focused eyes.

Please doctor, please help Xiaoying. Kerr prayed in her heart. When she spoke, her attitude was a bit arrogant as usual.

"So, can't Dr. Muchun find the reason? Xiaoying can only keep taking painkillers? Isn't this too difficult? Has it become a difficult and complicated disease?" Ke'er asked.

Muchun was not anxious at all and continued to patiently explain to the two of them, "There are many causes of headaches, and different causes require different methods to treat them.

Taking painkillers immediately every time you have a headache is a bad habit, but for work, it is also the best choice out of desperation. After all, you can’t concentrate when you have a headache, and you can’t do anything. If you delay your work, you will

It makes people feel an extreme sense of powerlessness, right?”

"Not only do I feel powerless, but I also have a bad temper. To be honest with the doctor, since the headache, I know that I seem to be less and less calm, and I want to lose my temper from time to time."

Losing your temper! Muchun made a mental note.

"Does it also happen at work? Or just during normal non-working hours?"

"Xiaoying is still perfect at work." Kerr said proudly.

Xiaoying glanced at Ke'er gratefully, but Ke'er didn't notice.

"Indeed, it will be much better at work. Maybe I don't dare to neglect my work." Halfway through, Xiaoying suddenly stopped and asked timidly, "The doctor will definitely keep the matter of my coming here a secret."

"Treatment in the psychosomatic department is subject to the principle of confidentiality, and hospital treatment generally protects patients, unless it is used for teaching, but if it is used for teaching, it is only for internal discussion, and care will be taken to avoid leaking real patient information."

After listening to Muchun's overly detailed explanation, Xiaoying took a deep breath, then looked at her surroundings, and finally looked at Ke'er.

Ke'er understood it and said, "Dr. Muchun, then that nurse Liu just now, she will also keep it a secret."

"Um...Nurse Liu is a professional nurse." Muchun smiled slightly.

After watching many celebrities in the industry, Xiaoying seems to be more and more pleasing to the eye when looking at such a doctor. Sure enough, it is the same as the first feeling. This doctor is a bit handsome. If he signs a contract with our studio, he may be able to train him.

, there are relatively few male actors with this kind of temperament nowadays, idols have become too young, and it is meaningless for everyone to compete for traffic. On the contrary, this kind of doctor... has a very special temperament.

I have to say that Xiaoying's evaluation of Muchun is slightly higher.

"Then I will continue. The biggest impact of headaches on me is actually my mood. I will be particularly irritable, sometimes I may curse people, and I will not understand many things."

"Headaches are really annoying."

"It's not just a worry, I sometimes wonder if I have entered the menopausal stage like a middle-aged woman. As long as I have a headache, I will be abnormal. So... I still need to understand why I have a headache."

After Xiaoying finished speaking, she took another sip of water.

Muchun nodded and replied: "Fatigue, colds, nose allergies, toothache, and cervical spondylosis may all cause headaches. Diet, environment, and emotions can also cause headaches.

When a person is nervous or even anxious, it can cause headaches. Moving from a hot place to a cold place can make some people feel head discomfort, or moving from a humid area to a dry life can also cause discomfort. Whenever the environment becomes

When it is dry, you will feel a pulling pain on your head.

In addition, if you have been relying on caffeine drinks for a long time, you will also feel a headache when you suddenly stop drinking, because caffeine has an analgesic effect. Even a sudden change in diet may cause headaches. In short, there are many types. Which one will Xiaoying be?

Is it a species? Or are all of these possible reasons?"

Based on Xiaoying's previous physical examination and her description of the condition with her assistant Ke'er, Mu Chun explained the possible cause of the disease to the two. However, Xiaoying's current condition still made Mu Chun a little worried, even though the physical examination results confirmed that she

There was no problem with his body in all aspects, but in the April weather, he kept drinking water after running for fifteen minutes, and already drank two bottles, which made Mu Chun feel a little strange.

Maybe it’s not just a headache. Or maybe Xiaoying’s headache is partly related to many of the above reasons. In addition, she suddenly came to the clinic not to see a doctor but to go for a run...

After eating two puffs, do you have to go for a run immediately?

Is this a sign of excessive stress?

Mu Chun thought it was important to clarify this point. While she was thinking about it, Liu Tiantian walked into the outpatient room with the report. "Okay, there is no hypoglycemia," she said, and handed the examination report to Mu Chun.

"Well, that's good," Mu Chun clapped her hands happily and showed a child-like smile, "Then we can have a dessert. Just now Xiaoying said she ate two puffs, right? Hospital.

There just happened to be a new puff shop opened nearby. It is said that the business is very, very good, the ingredients are fresh, and the taste is very, very good. Why don't we just order some puffs?"

After speaking, Muchun glanced at Liu Tiantian.

Although Liu Tiantian didn't know why Mu Chun, who had always been stingy, suddenly thought of having a dessert, but since he had some, what did it matter about the reason?
To be continued...