All necessary examinations have been conducted.
Basically, there is no need to do more.
Several indices in the blood work are abnormal, but they can be traced back and are consistent with diarrhea.
All examinations point to one disease: enteritis.
The patient has undergone a colonoscopy and indeed shows signs of intestinal inflammation, but it certainly isn't ordinary enteritis. Otherwise, all previous diagnosing doctors almost amount to quacks.
Moreover, a doctor has treated the patient's condition as chronic enteritis, with unconvincing treatment outcomes.
Director Jia found himself in a quandary.
As experienced as he is, it was difficult for him to diagnose the true cause at the moment.
The patient has become so emaciated, continuing without identifying the cause and blindly medicating is tantamount to pushing the patient into the jaws of death.
It's estimated that in less than a month, the patient will end up in the intensive care unit.
