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"Lao Chen, don't delay, I have to talk to you about this. In the consultation room, Mr. Chen sat down in front of Dr. Liu with some hesitation.
Dr. Liu is an ordinary community doctor, and although he does not have a fancy title, he has won the general respect of the surrounding residents with his years of clinical experience and a heart that cares for his patients. This time, in the face of a patient like Lao Chen, he was particularly anxious.
Lao Chen, an ordinary middle school history teacher, is in his early fifties, and the wrinkles on his face reflect the traces of his past years. However, when Dr. Liu mentioned the word "inflammation", his face became noticeably serious.
"You know, Lao Chen, many people ignore chronic inflammation, especially chronic gastritis, sinusitis and prostatitis, these three diseases are not easy to provoke. Dr. Liu said slowly as he flipped through the medical records. After hearing this, Lao Chen couldn't help but shudder: "Hey, isn't this an old problem, I thought it would be okay to take some medicine and delay it." ”
"That's the problem, if chronic gastritis is not treated well, long-term inflammatory stimulation will lead to continuous damage to the gastric mucosa, which may eventually evolve into gastric cancer. Dr. Liu explained solemnly, and there was a hint of seriousness in his voice that could not be ignored.
"As for sinusitis, you may only feel nasal congestion and headaches, but if the disease drags on for a long time, repeated inflammation will affect the surrounding tissues and even cause more serious complications. ”
At this time, Lao Chen had already begun to regret why he had not taken these "minor diseases" seriously, and he asked anxiously: "What about prostatitis? "If prostatitis is not taken seriously, long-term inflammation will not only cause frequent urination, urgency, and painful urination, but more seriously, it may lead to prostatic hyperplasia and even prostate cancer. Dr. Liu's tone was even more grim.
"So what should I do, Dr. Liu? I don't want these inflammations to end up in a serious illness. Lao Chen asked anxiously. Dr. Liu patiently provided guidance to Chen, emphasizing that he needed to see a doctor regularly for comprehensive check-ups and treatment.
He promised to develop a suitable treatment plan for Lao Chen and advised him to adjust his lifestyle, including maintaining a regular diet and moderate exercise. Also, don't ignore the signs of pain and discomfort, which are often warnings from your body. Dr. Liu added.
This conversation not only made Lao Chen realize the seriousness of inflammation, but also made him understand that in the face of health, procrastination is undoubtedly the biggest enemy.
Chen followed Dr. Liu's advice, took his medication on time, improved his eating habits, and joined a nearby fitness center. He began regular check-ups to make sure his health was no longer affected by his previous negligence. Lao Chen found that through regular exercise, his discomfort caused by chronic prostatitis was also reduced a lot.
Lao Chen came to Dr. Liu's office again. Facing the old doctor, his eyes were full of gratitude. "Dr. Liu, if it weren't for your reminder and guidance, I might still be going further and further down the wrong path of self-comfort. Lao Chen said sincerely.
Dr. Liu patted Lao Chen on the shoulder, "I am also very relieved to see such a big change in you. Health really needs to be cherished and maintained by ourselves, and we must not wait until the body sends an irreversible signal to start paying attention to it. ”
As soon as the words fell, another patient walked in outside the door of the consultation room. It was a middle-aged woman with obvious concern on her face. Dr. Liu nodded to Chen, motioned for him to leave, and then turned to the new patient.
Lao Chen walked out of the consultation room, his heart full of emotion. He suddenly realized that health was far more important than he had previously imagined. He decided to write an email to his students when he returned home to share his experience and hope that they too would be inspired to take their health more seriously.
In our busy lives, we often ignore health warnings until the problem is too serious to ignore. Through the example of Lao Chen, we should realize that we must not be careless and procrastinate in the treatment of health.
What do you think about the relationship between inflammation and cancer?