Seeing Su Tao turn around and leave, Shui Junzhuo was also very surprised. He nodded and apologized to Cao Huaiqing, and hurriedly chased after him, thinking to himself, this is not normal, Su Tao is not so rude, and he knows that Grandpa Cao has a status and status.

When passing by the living room, Xia Dechun was surprised when he saw Su Tao leaving quickly, thinking that this kid hadn't been in for a few minutes. Could it be that he was afraid of running away.

Su Tao's actions of turning around scared Cao Huaiqing and confused Cao Dingjun.

Cao Dingjun saw two people coming in, one of them left rudely. This was the first time he encountered this situation and asked, "What's going on? The girl just now seems to be Jun Zhuo."

Cao Huaiqing quickly explained: "Dad, this is the boxer invited by Uncle Shui. Didn't he give you a set of boxing last time? He taught Uncle Shui. As for Jun Zhuo, he accompanied the boxer here."

"Please come over and discuss boxing. Why did he turn around and leave? You must have something to hide from me." Cao Dingjun has lived for a long time, and it is very difficult to successfully deceive him.

Cao Huaiqing thought about it and told him the truth, "His true identity is a doctor. He saved Uncle Shui's illness before, so Uncle Shui introduced him."

Everyone has left, so it doesn’t matter if my father knows the reason, so as not to know that he is hiding it and become even more angry.

Cao Dingjun's expression was changeable, and he slowly sorted out the logic. People were curious. Why did that boy leave without saying anything when he saw him?

He didn't get rid of his doubts. Could it be that he had a terminal illness? Cao Dingjun thought about it, waved to Cao Huaiqing, and said in a deep voice: "You invite him back, I have something to ask him!"

Cao Huaiqing was happy and thought to himself that although Su Tao's method was a bit impolite and risky, it might be a clever way. At least it was really good news to make his father take the initiative to meet a doctor.

Cao Huaiqing sighed in his heart that although Su Tao's behavior was not very polite, at least there were methods and routines. Cao Dingjun didn't want to see other doctors, but now he took the initiative to see Su Tao. Although the method was a bit indecent, it was still understandable to use cleverness on the blade.

"I'll go and invite you now!" Cao Huaiqing hurried out of the study and chased after him, but unfortunately Su Tao disappeared.

"Where is a man?" Cao Huaiqing asked Xia Dechun.

"He has left." Xia Dechun didn't understand the process and replied blankly.

Cao Huaiqing stomped his feet and chased out of the yard. Su Tao and Shui Junzhuo got into a taxi and shouted "Stay" several times, but the taxi didn't give him any face at all and left directly.

Su Tao turned around and left, not using a trick to lure the enemy into the deep, but really did not intend to treat Cao Dingjun.

Cao Huaiqing was stunned and thought to himself that this was not an acting, was there really something special?

"Why did you leave directly?" Sitting in the taxi, Shui Junzhuo looked at Su Tao in confusion. His face was expressionless, like an old monk entering into meditation, and he could not see any emotion.

"I can't cure this disease!" Su Tao said truthfully, "Since there is no cure, why should I stay there?"

Su Tao originally came to the door to treat Cao Dingjun, but he violated the rule of "doctors do not knock on the door", so he showed impoliteness. He seemed to disrespect Cao Dingjun, but in fact he was retaining dignity for traditional Chinese medicine.

In his opinion, a doctor is a sacred profession. He can be humiliated by himself, but he must not insult him by those who do not trust traditional Chinese medicine. Cao Dingjun is a man who does not believe in medicine, so in order to avoid conflict with him, Su Tao looked at him and left decisively.

"Is it a serious illness that cannot be cured?" Shui Junzhuo continued to ask tentatively. She knew that Su Tao's behavior just now must have her own reasons, otherwise she would not have traveled thousands of miles to southern Fujian Province. With Su Tao's personality, he would never do such perfunctory things.

"Although the disease can be divided into seriousness, if the patient does not treat you, no matter how excellent your medical skills are, you may be helpless against that insignificant minor illness." Su Tao said with a smile.

"Do you know what kind of disease he is? Can you use clever methods to make him take medicine without knowing it?" Shui Junzhuo also tried to change Su Tao's mind. This was the strategy of Mr. Shui asking Su Tao to treat Cao Dingjun.

"This is just a way to treat the symptoms but not the root cause." Su Tao said truthfully, "I am afraid of the disease and avoid the doctor. Sooner or later, I will become terminally ill, and his illness is all over the body, and it cannot be cured simply by using drugs."

Shui Junzhuo saw that Su Tao was not pretending, so he sighed inwardly, and his cell phone rang. It was a call from Cao Huaiqing. He asked in confusion: "Didn't you say he was cured?"

Su Tao reached out to Shui Junzhuo, and she handed the phone to Su Tao.

Su Tao said truthfully: "I'm sorry, Mr. Cao, I can't cure your father's illness, and you have to ask for another wise man!"

Cao Huaiqing was stunned and asked anxiously: "I don't know what disease he has."

Su Tao said in a deep voice: "I'm suspected."

"What disease is this?" Cao Huaiqing asked in confusion.

"To put it simply, it is Alzheimer's disease!" Su Tao said patiently, "If your father knew that his disease was judged by me as Alzheimer's disease, would he still receive my treatment?"

In "Bian Que's Heart Book", there are records of Alzheimer's disease. It is suspected to be sick. When ordinary people reach middle age, countless natural decays, or delusions and worries, or are determined to make a fame, which leads to a great loss of blood and intoxication, and gradually exhausts the essence. According to scientific statistics, 15% of the elderly who are over 80 years old may suffer from Alzheimer's disease. In Western medicine, Alzheimer's disease is also called Alzheimer's disease.

Cao Huaiqing was speechless. If someone told him that you have Alzheimer's disease now, you might have a big ear immediately. He still didn't believe Su Tao's diagnosis. "Although my father often feels uncomfortable recently, he is still conscious and has a better memory than anyone else..."

"That's because it has not yet erupted. Once it occurs, negative situations such as confusion and memory loss will occur." Su Tao said patiently, "According to my judgment, the onset will only take less than a week. You should prepare in time."

Cao Huaiqing was angry when he heard Su Tao say this. Although his father is not in good health, he is not that bad. Isn’t Su Tao cursing his father?

Su Tao understood Cao Huaiqing's thoughts and sighed: "Mr. Cao, you definitely don't believe me now, which is why I turned around and left. If I continue to stay there, it will only cause more misunderstandings and frictions, so I chose to leave."

Cao Huaiqing took a deep breath and said in a cold tone: "Thank you for treating my father!" After saying that, he cut off the phone directly.

"What did he say?" Xia Dechun looked at Cao Huaiqing, curious about the reason why Su Tao left.

"He said my father had Alzheimer's disease! How could this be possible?" Cao Huaiqing shook his head and said, "It's extremely ridiculous!"

Xia Dechun is a Western doctor. He compared Cao Dingjun's condition with the symptoms of Alzheimer's disease in his heart.

The latent nature of Alzheimer's disease is very strong and is a gradual process. It requires careful examinations, such as neuropsychological tests, blood routines, liver and kidney function, vitamin B12 concentration, thyroid function, syphilis serum examination, brain computer tomography or magnetic vibration imaging, etc. Although he also knows that some old Chinese doctors can see the condition through diagnosis, Su Tao stayed in the study for less than 30 seconds and saw Alzheimer's disease, which obviously exceeded the scope he could understand.

"You don't have to take it too seriously. Although Mr. Cao has minor problems such as coughing, headaches, etc., it should not be a big deal. Since he rejects drugs, I prescribe a few medicinal foods to nourish the spirit and replenish qi. I usually make it for the old man to eat, so he should recover early." Su Tao's appearance gave Xia Dechun a good idea. Since Mr. Cao is unwilling to use drugs to treat it, then use food to replenish it.

Several medicinal recipes that health care groups often use, and then called experts from the traditional Chinese medicine health care group to consult and finally determined the week's meal.

Cao Huaiqing was in a much better mood. Although he met the unreliable Su Tao, Xia Dechun finally proposed a reasonable solution to himself.

People have this mentality. When you enter the hospital, if the doctor prescribes a bunch of medicines for you, even though you know it is very expensive, you will pay. But in another situation, if you are obviously uncomfortable, you will arrive at the hospital. If the doctor says you have nothing wrong with you and don’t prescribe a prescription, you will feel something is wrong.

When he returned to the study, Cao Huaiqing did not tell Cao Dingjun about Su Tao's diagnosis. After all, the news was too unreliable and would only make his father angry. However, he was full of complaints about Mr. Shui. He asked you to ask someone to come and help, but it almost turned out to be helping.

Shui Junzhuo explained the situation to Shui Lao in the taxi. After hearing this, Shui sighed. He knew that Su Tao's personality and medical skills would definitely not make a fool of himself. Thinking back on his aphasia symptoms, Su Tao said that he would deteriorate within a few days, and then unfortunately got to the point.

Old Shui sighed and said, "I understand the situation. Please ask Su Tao to borrow a phone number."

Su Tao took the phone and smiled faintly: "Old man, I'm sorry, I've disappointed you, please understand."

Mr. Shui nodded and said, "Since you have judged that he has had any protective measures in the past few days?"

Su Tao thought for a while and said, "The most obvious symptom of Alzheimer's disease is severe memory loss. If it is okay in a familiar environment, if it gets sick in a strange place, there will be many uncertain dangers."

"Then I will ask them to pay more attention and let Lao Cao have people around him anytime and anywhere." Old Shui sighed and said lightly, "When he gets sick and is willing to receive treatment, will he be cured?"

"It's very difficult." Su Tao still took an ambiguous statement according to his habit.
Chapter completed!