"Dr. Chen, how is the patient in the other car?"
Chen Mu opened the door.
The uncle in the cap on the police car was staring intently at the patient.
Fearing that any moment of inattention on his part
might lead to the patient's condition worsening.
When the uncle in the cap saw Chen Mu come aboard, he inexplicably let out a sigh of relief seeing the white coat.
Chen Mu smiled: "The patient next door is not a big problem. At middle age, excessive emotional fluctuation leads to fainting easily."
"In today's society, many people's bodies are in a sub-healthy state."
The uncle in the cap glanced at Chen Mu: "Dr. Chen, quite a few people at our bureau have some occupational health issues. If they want to get a massage, what kind of Traditional Chinese Medicine clinic would you recommend?"
Chen Mu: "Clinics, in fact, vary in quality."
"This isn't me discrediting my peers. You see, Hai City University's hospital can only handle the basics."
