"So early?" Huo Mian looked at her watch. It was not yet half past eight.
"Well, normally your expert account only starts in the afternoon, but the person calling the roll depends on your account. Will you answer the call or not?" Chen Jie asked Huo Mian for his opinion.
"Take it, don't let the patient wait in vain."
Since Huo Mian mysteriously disappeared in the outpatient office last time, from then on, Chen Jie would basically accompany the director to the clinic and stay with her throughout the whole process.
Ten minutes later, a haggard-looking woman walked into the clinic, about thirty years old, with a delicate appearance and a slightly pale face.
"Please take a seat." Huo Mian raised her head and said to the woman.
Then, she picked up the medical records of the woman's previous diagnosis at the hospital and looked at them, feeling a little surprised.
Intermittent psychopathy…
Normally, mentally ill patients are not within her scope of treatment.
There are also specialized psychiatric hospitals in this city. Among the patients Huo Mian receives, there are more patients with depression, mania, ADHD, and some sleep disorders. Most of them are mental illnesses, and mental illness no longer belongs to these inner psychological conditions. Disease.
Has been upgraded to a dangerous patient...
By convention, she could refuse to diagnose the patient.
But Huo Mian took one look at the woman's expression and felt that she was a little pitiful, so she silently held back and did not refuse.
"Ms. Wang, right?"
"Yeah." The woman nodded.
"Intermittent mental illness? How long have you been suffering from this condition?" Huo Mian asked.
"More than three years..." The woman seemed to think everything was normal when she answered.
"Is there a genetic history in the family? In other words... is there any such type of patient in your family?"
"No."
"So you're the first?"
"Yes." The woman nodded.
"Are there any specific symptoms? Can you describe them for me? For example... do you remember any extreme behavior you did when you got sick?"
"do not remember."
"Then... what is the cause of this disease? Has your attending doctor seen it for you before?"
"Well, it's said to be caused by excessive mental stress."
"Then what kind of mental pressure do you have? Is it from work or from life?" Huo Mian asked carefully.
At the same time, Chen Jie was holding a small notebook to record some important factors.
The woman paused and said slowly, "All right. Since I got sick, I quit my job and have been at home."
"So are you married? Do you have children?"
"Ended... no kids."
Huo Mian nodded...
"Actually, your attending doctor diagnosed you with intermittent psychosis, so you should go to a psychiatric hospital. After all, they are more authoritative. Although I am a neurologist, most of the diseases I diagnose and treat are mental illnesses."
Huo Mian earnestly advised the patient...
"But I don't think I'm mentally ill. Maybe they misdiagnosed me... Our neighbor's child suffers from depression. I heard that it is a difficult disease to treat. But after being treated by you for almost a month, it has improved. , I just want to try and see if you can help me.”
Judging from the woman's current speaking attitude and logical thinking, she doesn't look like a psychopath at all...
Huo Mian also knew to some extent that patients with intermittent mental illness had occasional attacks.
I don’t know when, so it’s called intermittent. This kind of person is more troublesome. It can be said to be a time bomb.
Huo Mian raised her head and glanced at her and said, "I can help you, but... I know exactly what it is like when you get sick, and for an intermittent patient like you, the onset time is uncertain, so I can't wait forever. Isn’t it? That’s not the way to go…”
"Although I don't know what it was like when I got sick, I can hear it from my husband. I recorded a short video of him. You can watch it. After watching it... maybe you will understand."
After saying that, the woman took out her mobile phone from her pocket...
Chen Jie looked at the woman warily, fearing that she would take something dangerous out of her bag.