Gu An remained silent for a long time, leaving many people puzzled.
Some exchanged glances, then immediately stepped forward to take a look.
(Acute gastroenteritis; had taken belladonna antispasmodics and Smecta for diarrhea; had received an intravenous infusion forty-five minutes earlier.)
(Lumbar disc herniation; poor blood circulation to the intervertebral discs and limited capacity for repair; accompanied by buttock pain.)
(Hypertension; accompanied by prolonged mental tension, agitation, and anxiety; exposure to noise and an unbalanced diet.)
The people who read what was written on the paper were stunned.
"No way!"
"Not only did he diagnose the same condition as Dr. Gu, he also identified two additional conditions."
"He didn't even take the patient's pulse. He diagnosed three conditions with just one look?"
"Is this for real?"
After hearing the cries of surprise, everyone else came forward to take a look.
Gu Hongfei could no longer sit still either. When he leaned over to look at the paper, he froze.
Jun Wangchen really had diagnosed the patient through visual inspection alone!
What was more, he had spotted two other conditions the patient suffered from and written them down.
"I do have a herniated lumbar disc, as well as high blood pressure. This young man's medical skills really are impressive," the patient explained when he saw the doubt on everyone's faces.
His words left everyone astonished.
To tell what was wrong with someone at a glance—this was beyond even a miracle doctor!
"The younger generation truly is overtaking the old. Every age brings forth its own talents." Gu An sighed wistfully, then looked at Gu Hongfei. "Hongfei, you've lost this contest."
"Grandpa, I reached a diagnosis too. That doesn't count as losing," Gu Hongfei said through gritted teeth, unwilling to accept it.
Gu An shook his head. "Hongfei, you must learn