Ji Xiang began to squat in various ways.

He was like a hamster, searching every corner of the house to find a good place to relieve the pain.

The hardest part is squatting to go to the toilet.

Ji Xiang never thought that he would one day try to squat on the toilet...in order to urinate the stones faster.

A few hours later.

After finding the right path, Ji Xiang began to walk down the point where he felt pain, gradually going down.

As long as it works, Ji Xiang began to find a position and got used to squatting on the toilet.

Fortunately no one saw this weird posture, otherwise others would think there was something wrong with Ji Xiang.

In fact, there is a simpler way, but Ji Xiang can't make it look better.

Since he was a child, his family has asked him to be independent. This is what his father has always said, and it has gradually integrated into Ji Xiang's bones as he grows up.

Even though it hurt like hell, Ji Xiang still tried to squat on the toilet and tried again and again.

Ji Xiang took the painkillers prescribed by the emergency doctor at the maximum dose, drank bottle after bottle of pure water, and fell down the toilet again and again.

Ji Xiang was very tenacious and tried every means to expel those two damn stones.

There was no one to help, not even anyone to say anything.

The "girlfriend" seemed to be angry because Ji Xiang hung up the phone, or maybe because she disliked Ji Xiang, a man who was as squeamish as a girl, so she never texted or called to comfort her.

Ji Xiang worked hard alone.

Nearly 12 hours have passed.

Ji Xiang passed out hematuria again, but something seemed different this time. Ji Xiang vaguely heard the sound of "winter".

Then he put his hands on the wall and looked down at the bloody urine.

Another small black thing was passed out along with the hematuria.

Not an illusion!

It's true!

Ji Xiang felt a warm current flowing through his limbs, feeling comfortable all over.

The little thing was finally expelled from the body after torturing itself for nearly 24 hours.

I'll go... Ji Xiang let out a long breath and burst into tears of excitement.

Tears really flowed out, Ji Xiang understood that all the pain ended in this second.

Light and shadow flickered, and the next second Ji Xiang returned to the system operating room.

The system NPC looked at Ji Xiang blankly, his eyes deep but as calm as water.

"Teacher, I'm back." Ji Xiang said.

The system NPC nodded.

"Why does it hurt so much?" Ji Xiang asked, "When I was doing my internship, I heard some patients say that kidney stones don't hurt very much and they can just tolerate it. They also looked down on other patients who were in terrible pain."

"People's tolerance for pain is different." The system NPC said, "For example, the pain of normal childbirth is top-notch, but some pregnant women give birth to their children while working in the farmland."

Ji Xiang has also heard of this matter, but his understanding at the time was definitely not as profound as it is now.

If you think about it this way, being able to give birth to a child while working is also a very powerful skill.

"What you feel is an above-average pain from urinary stones, not the top pain." The system NPC said, "Tell me, what do you think?"

Ji Xiang pondered, slightly ashamed.

He bit his lower lip, and after a few seconds, he said in a deep voice, "Teacher, my mother has a friend who says she has endometriosis and the pain is severe."

The system NPC did not speak, but listened to what Ji Xiang said.

"A few years ago, my mother and her friends were having afternoon tea, and Aunt Yuan suddenly felt pain. My mother stayed with her, but it was of no use. One day later, she opened the window in front of my mother and jumped off the building without hesitation.

suicide."

"At that time, I didn't understand the level of pain that would make Aunt Yuan so determined to leave the world. But now I understand."

Ji Xiang seemed to have matured a little, and he spoke to the system NPC seriously.

"Endometriosis can also be quite painful, but I don't want to use pain levels to describe it." The system NPC said slowly, "After all, people are different, and their pain thresholds are very different."

Ji Xiang slightly understands the description of the system NPC. This sentence is very simple, but if you think deeper, there should be other considerations.

"People's joys and sorrows are never the same, and the same is true for pain."

"Teacher, when I saw the patient, I thought he was pretentious or had some other disease. It's just a stone, so it's not serious. But only after I felt it myself did I know that this thing really hurts."

"It's good to know." The system NPC looked at Ji Xiang, "Go to the clinic more often and take a look. Upgrading surgical techniques is very important, but contact with the clinic and patients will make you different."

"What's the difference?" Ji Xiang asked.

The system NPC just shook his head slightly and said nothing.

"Teacher." Ji Xiang knew that some things could only be understood and not expressed in words, so he did not hesitate and began to ask the system NPC for advice about urinary tract stones.

The system NPC is still the omnipotent being. The relevant knowledge and details are explained in detail, and some cases are also added.

There were some cases that were successful and some that were failures. Ji Xiang listened very carefully and unknowingly consumed 6 points of mental energy.

"That's pretty much it." The system NPC explained the relevant content to Ji Xiang along with the partial anatomy and then smiled, "You still need to practice more, otherwise I'm afraid you won't understand no matter how much I tell you."

Ji Xiang no longer has the pride he had when he first entered the system operating room, and he doesn't think what the system NPC said was a joke.

This is indeed the case. Without more practice, I would definitely not understand.

"Teacher, I'm going out then." Ji Xiang said.

"Go ahead."

Ji Xiang knows that raising the circumcision technique to LV9 is a form of exaggeration.

The vast majority of doctors would spend their entire lives trying to reach the edge of LV7. It only took me a few days to surpass them with the help of the system.

But I lack a lot of things. For example, I just saw the patient with urinary tract stones, and I thought he had an antisocial personality.

Only after experiencing it personally did Ji Xiang understand the pain.

After leaving the system operating room, Ji Xiang heard a "ding dong~" sound in his ear.

System tasks!

Jixiang smiled.

I vaguely remember that the system NPC said that this system is a teaching software and was made by one of his students named Zhou Congwen.

As for teaching, it should be possible to stay in the system operating room all the time, just like hiding and cultivating immortals, but the system NPC means that you still need to go to clinical clinics more often.

That is to say, joining the world.

No, here comes the mission.

[System Task: I understand.

Task content: Help a patient with urinary tract stones.

Task time: 3 hours.

Mission reward: 3000 experience points.】

It's a very ordinary small task, and the experience points are very little, only 3000 points, and there are no surgery points, but Ji Xiang doesn't particularly care.

Having just been given 20 surgery points due to empathy, Ji Xiang took a quick glance and saw that his surgery points had become 126 points.

But that doesn't matter.

The important thing is that what Ji Xiang hates most when he feels the same is not the colic, nor the exhaustion that is infinitely approaching shock, but the loneliness of having no one around him.

Then there is the fact that I am a patient with urinary tract stones and I have to pay. There is no one around, which is really frustrating.

Ji Xiang has done clinical internships and has also heard complaints from teachers and nurses. At least half of all expenses for patients who evade fees are borne by the department, which means that if someone evades fees, they will have to pay out of their own pocket if they work in vain.

If everyone stays kind, nothing will happen.

If medical treatment didn't cost money, there wouldn't be so many problems.

Ji Xiang is not a sociology expert, and he doesn't want to solve this problem at all. He just wants to help a group of patients.

Although this patient has a companion, it is good to save some time.

Ji Xiang immediately ran back to the department to change into white clothes.

Wearing white clothes, even though he is young, his words are powerful.

If you are dressed in plain clothes and go up to point fingers, you are afraid that the patient and the patient's family will make you paralyzed.

I met Mr. Wu in the department. He was slightly startled when he saw Ji Xiang.

"Hello, Mr. Wu." Ji Xiang walked over quickly and said hello to Mr. Wu.

"Hey, do you still want to come?" Mr. Wu muttered unhappily.
To be continued...