Hero Of Hearts The amazing son in law complete, Bahasa Indonesia
Hero Of Hearts Chapter 7213
“Mr. Wade, what did you say?”
Hank was confused and looked at Charlie and asked: “You said my illness is cured?!”
Charlie nodded and said, “Yes, it’s healed. You can go back now.”
Hank said in a flat tone, “When did you take care of me? Why don’t I feel anything?”
Charlie smiled and said, “Did you have any special feelings before you became impotent?”
“Not really.” Hank shook his head. He only realized his impotence when he took his medicine that night.
When he recalled the entire incident, he still couldn’t understand at what stage Charlie had attacked him.
It seems that Charlie has the ability to render people helpless without them realizing it.
As soon as he thought about this, he immediately realized that Charlie might have invisibly cured his pancreatic cancer.
So he said happily: “Thank you, Mr. Wade! Thank you, Mr. Wade! After I return to the United States tonight, I will ask them to check it as soon as possible!”
Steve frowned and asked, “Why? You don’t trust Mr. Wade?”
“No, no.” Hank said quickly, “I mean, those people have told me that my disease is incurable, and the chance of surviving in five years is less than 10%, so I want to tell them that they are just frogs in a well. This disease can be completely cured in magical China!”
Charlie said calmly: “We still have to check it, otherwise we can’t be 100% sure.”
Then he asked Hank, “Are you leaving now or later?”
Hank said quickly, “Leave later, leave later. I’ll have the plane take off early in the morning. Let’s have a good meal with Mr. Wade first.”
Charlie smiled and nodded, then said: “Then, tell Orvel to quickly serve the food. After eating, you should go back immediately, so as not to keep worrying.”
Hank chuckled and didn’t explain or make any more excuses.
He knew that Charlie had a very deep understanding of people and things, so if he continued explaining at this time, it would seem unnecessary.
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After dinner, Hank left for the airport again.
The flight crew was already on full alert at that time. After he boarded the plane,
The plane took off at night and headed for the United States.
His personal doctor also received a notification from Hank, asking him to contact the hospital to arrange a second examination for him.
He asked in confusion: “Mr. Hank, it has been less than 48 hours since your last check-up, why do you need another check-up?”
Hank said: “I have received treatment in China, and now I have to go back to check if the treatment is effective.”
After that, Hank reminded him: “Help me arrange all the checks. My plane is about to take off and I need to rest. I won’t talk to you for now.”
The private doctor didn’t understand. Hank had only been in China for a few hours when he rushed back. What kind of treatment could he have received in those few hours?
Pancreatic cancer treatment is a very difficult and complex medical problem. It cannot be solved simply by seeing a doctor, taking medication, or undergoing surgery.
After all, a few hours is not enough for an operation, let alone pre-operative preparation.
After thinking about it, he concluded that Hank’s trip to China was probably to seek treatment from a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner.
He has also met many Chinese people suffering from cancer. When the medical level in the United States can no longer cure their disease, they often choose to return to China to receive traditional Chinese medicine.
But according to him, traditional Chinese medicine for terminal illness is actually a kind of palliative care at the end of life.
Doctors are no longer really trying to cure patients, but simply want to make patients feel more at ease in their final moments before dying.
Therefore, he speculated that Hank would definitely have to undergo surgical treatment here after he returned.
He had prepared personal and team introductions with some of the top doctors in the United States who specialized in pancreatic cancer, and was waiting for Hank to land and discuss with him which team to choose to treat him.
At dawn.
Hank’s plane lands at New York Airport.
This time he did not choose to go to the hospital by car, but arranged a medical helicopter in advance and waited at the airport.
The doctors at the hospital were well prepared, just like last time.
The last doctor who treated the patient, Dr. Johnson, was still the person in charge appointed by the hospital. When he saw Hank, he immediately said to Hank, “Mr. Hank, I don’t think we need to do any more examinations now. The best way is to take the time to evaluate your body, then make a treatment plan and implement it immediately!”
Hank shook his head. “Take my blood now and check my CA199. First, let’s see what my C1199 is. Then, we’ll tell you what to do next.”
Johnson asked him, “Do we need to do another test?”
Hank thought about it and asked him, “How long will it take for the CA199 results to come back?”
Johnson said: “About six or seven hours.”
Hank asked again, “Is CT faster?”
Johnson nodded and said, “We found your lesion on our last full-body scan, so if we wanted to double-check the CT scan, the easiest way would be to do a local CT scan of your pancreas. It would be very quick.”
“After injecting the contrast agent and taking the picture, we have the most professional doctors to immediately evaluate the imaging data, and the results can be seen in about a few minutes.”
Hank immediately said, “Get the blood drawn, get the contrast agent, and get the CT scan done right away. Don’t delay anything.”
Johnson could only nod and agree, saying, “Mr. Hank, please wait a moment, I will arrange it right away!”
Because the number of tests to be performed this time was less, the hospital immediately arranged for a nurse to come to draw blood and inject contrast material.
20 minutes later, Hank was wheeled into the CT room.
All the relevant experts at the hospital, including Johnson, were gathered in the CT room operating room at this time.
Everyone is waiting for the machine to take pictures so they can see the real situation as soon as possible.
Hank was placed on a flat examination bed and placed inside the machine. The doctor operating the device also focused on the area near his pancreas.
Immediately afterward, the machine began working rapidly, and three-dimensional CT images soon began to appear on the computer.
A group of doctors looked at the dynamic imaging data, and their expressions changed from initial indifference to amazement.
Someone exclaimed: “This… This is impossible… Why are there no wounds at all? Is it true that it has healed?”
Johnson was also puzzled, because previous plain scans had shown that Hank’s pancreas did have a space-occupying lesion.
However, advanced CT scans at this time did not reveal any suspicious conditions.
A doctor asked Johnson: “I heard that Mr. Hank went to China in a hurry. Could he be cured in China?”
Johnson frowned and said, “Even if China can treat it, there is no such treatment!”
“Normally, if you want to treat the condition, you have to cut out the entire pancreas. How can there be a treatment plan that can save the pancreas?”
After saying this, he hurriedly urged the doctor: “Quick, take out Mr. Hank’s previous CT scan data and compare it!”