Even if the surgery is successful, keeping the patient in bed with that person's impatience likely means poor recovery.
"Medicines can only control the condition, not cure it," Frederick Cole said helplessly.
"Isn't that quite normal?" Charles Seymour wondered what Frederick was regretting. If diseases requiring surgery could be cured with just medication, what would be the need for surgery?
Whether it's medication or infusion, those can only ease and maintain.
It's conservative treatment.
"You could also look for other doctors; my skills aren't the best," Charles Seymour said in a deep voice.
He definitely wouldn't take the surgical stage at this point, as that would be irresponsible to the patient.
A chief surgeon who hasn't been in an operating room for years, even if all the steps are in his head, unused hands are unused hands.
Rashly performing surgery on a patient would truly be a joke.
