What are some of the most memorable medical experiences?

One day after school at noon, when crossing the street, I had already looked left and right, but in the process of halfway through, suddenly there was an electric car speeding towards me, I was stunned, until someone helped me up and took me to the hospital when I knew that I was in a car accident, at that time I was very scared, tears kept flowing, and after a while, my family arrived. My father, mother, sister-in-law, brother-in-law, seven aunts and eight aunts all came, and they scared people into sweat. Fortunately, the attending doctor was my brother-in-law, so the consultation was more timely, and it was immediately confirmed that the fracture was cracked, and then he was hospitalized.

When I was in junior high school, I was often sick and hospitalized. Every time I was sick and hospitalized, I didn't like to get injections, but when the doctor gave me an injection, I would cry and be very uncooperative. So I didn't eat, and the doctor couldn't do anything about me, and every time I got an injection, several people held me down together, but then an old man lived next to my illness.

Which old man is special. Kindness, every time someone came to visit him to buy him something to eat, he would give it to me.

In an anxious experience, I went to a well-known hospital in our city with my wife. When we entered the internal medicine clinic, a doctor in his 50s received us, and after listening to my description of the situation, the doctor immediately stood up and exclaimed, "It's not good, it's not good, it's not good, we need to be stopped!"

Seeking medical treatment is to test blood first, shoot **, and give you a fixed diagnosis after a while, and the general doctor instructs you to exercise appropriately, eat a diversified diet, and increase nutrition in order to have resistance.

After the epidemic was released, the medical staff who stuck to the front line of the anti-epidemic dragged their feverish bodies to receive one patient after another, and "minor injuries do not get off the line of fire" is their current working status.

For example, Beijing, which has the largest medical resources in China, has been experiencing a shortage of medical staff. On December 9th, the number of 120 emergency calls in Beijing was as high as 10,000 times a day, which was 6 times that of the usual and the highest call volume in history.

On the other hand, there is a severe shortage of medical staff to cope with the rapid influx of patients, and many of them have contracted the coronavirus.

The current situation of the hospital after liberalization

After the epidemic was relaxed, many Dajian brother districts completely lifted the lockdown almost in a short period of time, no longer checking and counting the number of infected people, and the cabin also emptied the patients in about a week. Under this approach, many more infected people suddenly appeared in areas that had not yet been cleared, and the virus was able to spread rapidly.

Almost within a week, some high-risk areas had reached a full-blown outbreak stage, with many people reporting fever, cough and body aches. If only one person in a family is infected, the whole family will be infected, and it is even more serious in places such as schools and hospitals.

Hospitals and pharmacies are also experiencing medical runs. At the end of the year, many hospitals were already admitted to many patients, and now they are even more overloaded with new crown infections. Because of the lack of manpower in the hospital, many medical staff still insist on staying on the front line with fever.

Many cold and fever medicines in pharmacies have long been "looted", and in some areas, pharmacies and hospitals are running out of medicines.

Front-line medical workers work overtime, work continuously, give up their small families to bury themselves, and fight day and night on the front line of medical treatment to protect the lives and health of the masses.

With the rapid increase in the number of new crown infections, medical institutions at all levels are facing a huge test. A number of hospitals across the country issued a proposal calling on medical staff to "stay in the line of fire with minor injuries".

At the same time, the National Health Commission recently issued a special notice, which put forward clear measures from four aspects for caring for medical personnel, including ensuring the working and resting conditions of medical personnel, and reasonably arranging work tasks.