This Is a Disease-It Needs Treatment!

Medical Center.

"Dr. Burke, this is the patient's CT scan."

Adam reported, "There is a clearly growing bulge in the patient's bladder."

"Tumor?"

Dr. Burke was startled. He took the CT scan and said, "Look at these edges, they don't look like tumors."

"Yes, it's not a tumor."

Adam then handed him the biopsy report, "According to chromosome analysis, the patient's DNA comes from two different embryos that were formed in the uterus. This ovary-like protrusion is indeed an ovary."

"What?"

Dr. Burke exclaimed in shock, "Bill has an ovary in his bladder?"

Adam was also filled with emotion.

Although medical books had recorded cases of hermaphroditism, Adam was still deeply shocked when he actually encountered it.

After reviewing the biopsy report, Dr. Burke was convinced that Adam was not joking with him and that there was no misdiagnosis.

His good friend really does have an ovary.

Through the glass window, Dr. Burke and his good friend Bill in the ward exchanged a glance and forced a smile.

I don't know if it's just my imagination.

Dr. Burke was surprised to find that Bill suddenly looked much more handsome.

It's like someone giving you a gift. At first, you don't think much of it, but when the price tag is revealed, under the incredible glow of money, the feeling instantly changes.

Damn it!

Dr. Burke cursed under his breath.

But there was no other way; he was Bill's Attending Physician, and he had to make things clear to his face.

"Go and notify Dr. Knox in the gynecology department."

Dr. Burke instructed, "We have an ovary here that needs to be removed."

Adam nodded and left.

The process went smoothly.

Dr. Knox is one of the best gynecologists; it would normally take a long time to schedule an appointment with her to perform the surgery.

But the acting Chief of Surgery said that no matter how busy they were, they had to do the surgery first.

As for those who have already made reservations, they will have to postpone them.

Moreover, surgery is traditionally performed on women. Now, to perform an oophorectomy on a man, let alone a gynecologist, any doctor with a sense of purpose would not refuse.

How is experience gained?

How does one increase their fame?

Aside from the success rate of routine surgeries, isn't it all thanks to the accumulation of experience with various rare surgeries?

You've done it before, even though others haven't done it or don't know how.

This is the greatest asset.

Outside the ward.

Adam watched through the glass window as Dr. Burke interacted with his patient, and wisely refrained from going in for the time being.

"The tissue we discovered was not a tumor."

"This is a good thing, right? Any disease is better than cancer."

Bill was overjoyed.

Dr. Burke, with his head down, told him about the thorny problem.

"What? You're saying I'm a man with ovaries?"

Bill was immediately stunned.

It's like telling a girl that she's actually a cute girl with a big gun.

Okay, she really is a cute girl with a big gun; the cute girl herself must know that.

It's probably the same reaction a man who likes cute girls would have if he saw a cute girl pull out a gun...

"This situation is very rare. Let's just say that God made a mistake when creating man."

Dr. Burke comforted him.

Bill was silent for a moment, then said in a trembling voice, "I'm still a man, aren't I?"

"Certainly."

Dr. Burke immediately gave an affirmative answer, "A real man among men! You have no idea what's growing inside your body, so once it's removed, everything will be back to normal. I've already arranged for the best gynecologist for you, and the surgery can be done immediately."

Bill nodded with a complicated expression.

He's a grown man getting surgery and going to see a gynecologist...

If Adam could hear his inner thoughts, he would definitely say: This is no big deal. Men who are abused at home in the East Country also go to the Women's Federation.

After Dr. Burke finished explaining and the patient nodded in agreement, Adam pushed open the door and went in. "Dr. Burke, Dr. Knox is ready and can start the surgery at any time."

"Very good."

Dr. Burke nodded.

The surgery was scheduled very quickly.

Adam, as the attending physician, followed Dr. Burke and Dr. Knox into the Operating Room.

The surgery went smoothly, but there was an unexpected twist.

"Keep this a secret."

After leaving the Operating Room, Dr. Burke gave instructions.

"OK."

Adam immediately agreed.

Dr. Burke left, hands on his hips, with a headache.

It's truly a case of one wave subsiding and another rising.

My good friend has an ovary growing inside him, which is already a headache enough.

Just as they resolved that problem, another problem arose during the surgery: Bill's vas deferens remained blocked, and his wife was due to give birth in five weeks...

It was already noon.

Adam went to the self-service restaurant.

"Why are there only the two of you?"

Adam was surprised to see that only George and Meredith were sitting there.

"Liz went to see Alex."

Meredith laughed and said, "As for Cristina, I don't know. She's been acting a bit mysterious lately."

"Indeed."

George chimed in, "She even asked me to cover for her this morning."

"What?"

Meredith exclaimed in shock, "Cristina asked you to cover for her?"

"It seems she really has something on her mind, and it's something important."

Adam seemed to be deep in thought.

Cristina is a well-known strong woman who practically lives at the hospital, completely ignoring the hospital's mandatory 566 rule. Even when she has a cold and fever, she supports her swaying body and insists on working.

They are always the most proactive when it comes to securing a surgery.

She's actually hiring someone to fill in for her now?

"Adam, do you think Liz is stupid or not?"

George wasn't particularly concerned about Cristina, but he couldn't help complaining to Adam about Liz: "She used to be bullied so much by Alex, but now she acts like they're best friends. She goes to see him whenever she has time, and the worst part is that he's so rude. What do you think Liz is thinking?"

Alex was rescued, but he also ended up in the palace.

If this were in the forbidden palace of ancient East Country, it would actually be quite good for him.

Because it was completely removed, and removed very cleanly and thoroughly, there's no need to suffer the pain of repeated surgery every three years for a minor overhaul and every five years for a major overhaul.

But he used to be a Playboy, and now he's in the palace, surrounded by so many beautiful women, only to be left watching helplessly—that kind of pain...

It's important to know that although once it's completely removed, you won't experience the intense, suffocating feeling of having no outlet for your strength that comes with incomplete removal.

But those two places aren't the only places that can produce male hormones.

The body's adrenaline can also produce some sex hormones.

Therefore, there is no strong feeling of stuffiness.

But if the stimulation is too great, Alex still has credibility.

They have the ability to do something, but are powerless to do so, which can easily lead to psychological abnormalities.

Faced with Liz's actions of showing even greater goodwill despite past grievances, Alex was sometimes moved and sometimes angry.

Liz, however, was quite happy with it.

"She has an illness, and it needs treatment!"

Adam shook his head.

Indeed, there are people who have a special urge to care for patients or people with special disabilities that far exceeds their feelings for ordinary people.

It's somewhat similar to the guilt felt by survivors.

Most of them are caused by some kind of defect in themselves.

So the question is, what's the situation in Liz?

PS: Thanks to Tiandi Xuanhuang 1916, glll, and Alimmm for the rewards!