Practicing Medical Skills in a Small Clinic-Chapter 214 - 138: Friendship, Liver Palm Is an Illness_2

The legal fees in a lawsuit are the major costs.

Treating someone to a meal is definitely not enough for Lian Tao.

By that time, Lian Tao either owes a favor or privately gives the other party a red envelope.

Absolutely won't let people work for nothing.

"Let's not call yet. I plan to wait and see. If I can't think of a better solution, then I'll consider legal action." Li Jingsheng doesn't want to sue unless there is no other choice.

"Alright, give me a call if you need any help. I have something to do now, so talk later."

Lian Tao must have called him during his lunch break.

"Director Lian..."

"Why are you still being so polite with me? Just say what's on your mind."

Lian Tao laughed heartily and urged him on the other end.

"Meeting you is my fortune!"

Li Jingsheng said in a very serious tone.

Lian Tao on the other end was taken aback and remained silent for about two seconds before responding.

"Haha, meeting each other is fate. I also feel honored to know you, Jingsheng."

He probably didn't expect Li Jingsheng to say such a thing all of a sudden.

Almost left him speechless.

"Jingsheng, have you heard this saying?"

"What saying?"

"Urgency is hidden in stability; the more urgent the situation, the more you need to stay calm. For now, you might as well observe for a few more days. As long as public opinion doesn't continue to escalate, the impact on your clinic might not be as big as imagined. Our hospital is constantly dealing with disturbances and complaints, yet the flow of emergency and outpatient visits has never been affected. I believe the core competitiveness of your clinic lies in your medical skills. As long as your skills remain high and you don't break the law, you will remain undefeated."

Lian Tao gave him some advice.

"Hearing your words is truly enlightening! I know what to do now. Thank you, Brother Lian! Go ahead with your work!"

After hanging up the phone, Li Jingsheng's furrowed brow relaxed.

One remark to wake the dreaming person.

Just now, he was telling Tang Ping and Xiaogao not to lose their composure, but from the start, he, the boss, had already lost his composure.

Lian Tao was absolutely right.

As long as his medical skills didn't decline, it wouldn't matter if one patient slandered him; even ten more 'little black fans,' and he could still stand strong.

"Boss, have you thought of a solution?" Tang Ping noticed Li Jingsheng's frown had relaxed, replaced by a hint of a confident smile, and he seemed much calmer and composed.

He was completely a different person from before, when he was as anxious as an ant on a hot pan.

"Yes, I've thought of a way."

Li Jingsheng nodded heavily, full of confidence.

His method was to remain unchanged while managing changes, stabilizing himself first.

Both Xiaogao and Tang Ping were curious about what solution the boss had come up with, but they didn't ask more.

After finishing his meal, Li Jingsheng took out a piece of pigskin and continued practicing intradermal suturing.

He really was intent on this suturing skill, resolving to practice until he reached the entry-level.

Seeing Li Jingsheng practice suturing with dedication behind the consultation table, Xiaogao and Tang Ping exchanged glances, puzzled as to what their boss was up to.

Was the boss planning to just take it easy?

After lunch, around one o'clock, pedestrians on the street gradually increased.

A man in his thirties, dressed like a professional, pushed the door open.

"Do you have any stomach protection tablets?"

"Yes! Which kind would you like?"

Seeing a customer come in, Tang Ping felt a surge of excitement.

She eagerly offered her warm service.

Between her and Xiaogao, they had developed a certain tacit understanding: if the customer was elder, Xiaogao would assist; if younger, she would.

There are several types of stomach protection medicines; some people buy them only after experiencing stomach symptoms.

For example, stomach pain or bloating.

Others just want some medicine for general care.

This is a bit like car maintenance.

Regular maintenance is always better than no maintenance. Waiting until there's a problem with the body, it's better to prevent when there isn't one.

For all diseases, prevention is better than cure.

"I've been having more social events lately and always feel a bit uncomfortable in the stomach after meals. Could you recommend one?"

"I suggest you try this Stomach Peace capsule. It can relieve pain, regulate qi, and nourish the stomach, significantly improving symptoms caused by chronic gastritis or stomach ulcers. If you consume a lot of meat, combining it with two boxes of Digestive Enzyme tablets could yield better results!"

Tang Ping did her utmost to make this sale.

"Sure! I'll take your advice!"

The man didn't mind spending a little money as long as the medicine worked well.

This type of customer is the most straightforward and pleasing.

They don't haggle and buy if they like something.

"Your clinic's doctor is quite diligent, practicing suturing wounds, huh?"

The man noticed Li Jingsheng behind the consultation table practicing suturing on a piece of pigskin, intrigued by the sight.

Many medical techniques are something ordinary people seldom see in their lives.

"That's our boss. He practices some surgical techniques when he's free," Tang Ping introduced with a smile.

"That's good! I'm sure your clinic's medical skills will keep improving. Goodbye!"

The man paid and waved his hand.

"Hold on, come over here for a moment."

Li Jingsheng initially raised his head politely to take a glance at the man, just in time to notice something unusual about the color of the man's palm as he waved goodbye.

His professional sharpness led him to want to investigate further.

"Is something the matter?"

The man looked at him somewhat warily.

"Let me see your palm."

The man extended his right palm for inspection.

"Do you have any red, spider-like birthmarks on your body?"

"I seem to have two on my back!"

Afterward, the man quickly asked, "I didn't have any before and don't know when they appeared. Those aren't harmful, right?"