The Age of Rebirth: Being spoiled and crying after marrying a retired veteran

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Zhou Xiaoyuan reached out and rubbed her head, comforting: "The situation is better than we previously guessed."

Zhou Xiaoguai nodded and said, "Sister-in-law, auntie has a tumor in the esophagus, but it is benign and can be treated."

Qiao breathed a sigh of relief again. She had been worried that Qiao's mother's tumor had become cancerous. In the future, cancer would be a terminal disease, and it would be even more difficult to treat at this time.

Fortunately, the results are now good.

"Is that going to require surgery?" Joe asked again uncertainly.

Zhou Xiaoguai nodded: "It should be done. The vice president is the surgeon. There should be no problem with the operation, especially since my aunt is in good health now. However, there are still risks in the operation. Of course, you can continue to take medicine. It can be cured.”

Qiao heard it again and wondered if there was anything he didn't understand. The current conditions were not good, there were risks in surgery, and there were risks in Chinese medicine treatment. After all, if the tumor was not removed and continued to worsen, something would happen sooner or later.

Qiao touched his face again, and suddenly realized that his mother was behind him and must have heard something vaguely.

really.

Mother Qiao leaned on the hospital bed, looked at the three of them and asked, "Have the results come out? There is nothing to hide from me, just tell me."

"Mom..." Qiao pursed her lips again and said, "It's not serious, it's just a benign tumor in the esophagus."

"It is indeed a tumor." Mother Qiao was not affected at all. "Doctor Hu told me before that it should be the cause. He told me to take my time and stay in a good mood, and the possibility of the tumor getting worse will be reduced. , You should also pay more attention to your diet.”

"If you ask me, this is not equivalent to living the life of a young lady, it is too extravagant."

"Mom, you've worked hard for so many years, and you don't deserve to live a good life." Qiao was afraid that Mother Qiao would not be able to think about things and would get busy again. Now her condition really needs to be recuperated, especially after the operation.

Seeing that she was worried, Mother Qiao felt her heart soften, and hurriedly said, "Don't worry, Mom is obedient, otherwise the money for medical treatment will be wasted."

"Then what's the next step of treatment?"

Qiao couldn't make up her mind again, so she thought for a while: "Mom, the doctor suggested surgery to remove the tumor. I'll discuss it with my eldest brother, second brother, and third brother. Can you rest in the hospital first?"

"Why do I need to ask your brothers? I can just make my own decision." Mother Qiao decided to meet with the doctor to ask about the situation.

Qiao wanted to speak again, but Zhou Xiaoyuan grabbed her hand, shook his head gently, and called Zhou Xiaoguai to call the doctor over. While communicating with Qiao's mother, they were also listening.

Mother Qiao's main concern was indeed the medical expenses of the operation and how long she would need to stay in the hospital.

The doctor can't be sure how long you will need to stay in the hospital. After all, everyone's recovery ability is different, but they can give an approximate estimate of the cost of the operation. It will cost about a few hundred yuan, and the follow-up medical expenses will be calculated separately.

Hospitalization fees are also relatively expensive, but in Qiao Youyou's opinion, it's just a small amount of money. After all, most of the surgery fees have been spent, so these are nothing.

Qiao asked Qiao An to accompany Qiao's mother again.

Together with Zhou Xiaoyuan, she first went through the hospitalization procedures for Qiao's mother, then went to the hospital's public telephone and called her three brothers respectively.

All three have the same attitude.

Choose whichever one can cure Mother Qiao.

Zhou Xiaoyuan said: "I still recommend surgery and follow-up traditional Chinese medicine."

(End of this chapter)