The doctor's warm words eliminated the fear of the elderly seeking medical treatment, and the old man personally painted the peony to thank him

Jimu News reporter Liao Shiqi

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Correspondent Liu Shanshan

"The title is Yanguan Qunfang, these four words are puns, which not only have the beauty and delicacy of peonies, but also represent the noble medical ethics of Dr. Wang Yan." Recently, a warm and touching scene occurred in the stomatology clinic of Wuhan Central Hospital, and the 86-year-old Grandma Wang gave the elaborate peony painting to Dr. Wang Yan, thanking her for not only curing her toothache, but also patiently comforting her during the treatment to eliminate her fear.

Grandma Wang, who lives in Hankou, is 86 years old, and over the years, she has suffered from toothache, eating and sleeping, but because of the fear of tooth extraction, she has been afraid to go to the hospital. Later, Grandma Wang's toothache became even worse, involving pain in her nose and half of her face. Watching her lose weight day by day, the children were very distressed, and under their repeated persuasion, Grandma Wang agreed to go to the hospital. But after several hospitals, Grandma Wang did not make up her mind to treat. In August last year, Grandma Wang, accompanied by her son, went to the Department of Stomatology of Wuhan Central Hospital for treatment.

After Dr. Wang Yan received the consultation, she patiently listened to Grandma Wang's story of her illness and learned that she was particularly afraid of tooth extraction. After comprehensive evaluation and judgment, Dr. Wang Yan comforted: "Considering pulpitis, you do not need to extract your teeth for the time being, you can complete it through root canal treatment." This sentence gave Grandma Wang a reassuring pill. In the following root canal treatment, Dr. Wang Yan operated slowly and gently, chatting with her from time to time, comforting her not to be nervous and afraid. "Now most of the stomatology is painless treatment, such as root canal treatment, filling, tooth extraction can be painless operation, you don't have to be too nervous." The whole operation lasted more than 20 minutes, dr. Wang Yan's gentleness and patience made Grandma Wang feel very comfortable during the treatment process. After the treatment, Dr. Wang Yan also carefully explained the precautions and the next step of treatment.

After 3 root canal treatments, Grandma Wang's toothache was completely cured, and she decided to personally create a peony picture to give to Dr. Wang Yan. It turned out that Grandma Wang especially liked to draw since she was a child, and when she was young, she never had the opportunity to accept professional study, and after retirement, she began to study painting in the university of the elderly, and the most loved painting was peony.

Because of her age and her eyesight is not as good as before, Grandma Wang wears two pairs of glasses when painting, and one painting is several hours. Grandma Wang said, "When I was creating a stroke and a painting, I thought that Dr. Wang was working very slowly and gently on my teeth, and I didn't feel any pain at all, and I drew harder. ”

This painting Grandma Wang took two weeks to complete, the painting is very delicate, vivid, and the title of the painting is "Yanguan Qunfang", she also thought about it for a long time. Grandma Wang said that the word Yan has both the meaning of delicate and the name of Dr. Wang. Peony is the king of a hundred flowers, rich and delicate among flowers; in her opinion, Dr. Wang Yan is a noble and skilled doctor.

As the Spring Festival approached, Grandma Wang decided to make this painting a New Year's gift to Dr. Wang Yan. Recently, Grandma Wang, accompanied by her son, made a special trip to the Department of Stomatology of Wuhan Central Hospital on crutches and gave the peony diagram she personally created to Dr. Wang Yan. Receiving this special gift, Wang Yan was both surprised and particularly touched, she said, "This is the greatest recognition and encouragement for our work, and it is also the driving force for us to continue to move forward." ”