Stranger Recognizes Woman’s Brain Tumor Symptoms During Casual Restaurant Encounter
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Amidst a routine lunch at a local noodle shop, Aunt Zhu, unknowingly stepped onto the path of a life-altering encounter. A stranger, later revealed as Zhao Ming, director of neurosurgery at Zhuji People’s Hospital, intervened to potentially save her life by raising concerns about a potential brain tumor. Remarkably, Mr. Ming’s astute observations stemmed from visually decoding distinct facial features exhibited by Aunt Zhu.
Aunt Zhu’s plight unfolded when she received an unexpected reminder from an unfamiliar man, “You might have a brain tumor.” Startling as the remark was, it proved to be a pivotal moment for Aunt Zhu’s health, prompting her to heed his advice for further examination.
During the noodle shop rendezvous, Zhao Ming noticed peculiarities in Aunt Zhu’s facial structure. “The woman’s lips and nose were notably thick, her forehead bone protruded significantly, and her fingers were unusually stout,” he recalled. Although hesitant to intrude into the personal matters of a stranger, Zhao Ming’s empathetic instincts motivated him to approach Aunt Zhu kindly. “I asked her if she had diabetes,” Zhao Ming recounted. Confirming her diabetes diagnosis, he revealed his concerns about the possibility of an underlying brain tumor. Taking it a step further, Zhao Ming offered Aunt Zhu his contact information, extending further assistance, “If you trust me, I can arrange an examination for you.”
A few days later, Aunt Zhu reached out to Zhao Ming, acknowledging the gravity of the situation. Expert examination confirmed her worst fears—a brain tumor. Prompt intervention, including surgery, and subsequent hospitalization, brought about a commendable improvement in Aunt Zhu’s condition. Five days after the procedure, she was discharged from the hospital, triumphing over a health battle she may have remained oblivious to without Zhao Ming’s timely intervention.
Grateful for her serendipitous encounter with Zhao Ming, Aunt Zhu stated, “If he hadn’t noticed, I might never have known. He truly saved my life!” Her sentiment echoes the life-saving role physicians play, highlighting the significance of Doctor’s Day on August 19th.
When Aunt Zhu was eating noodles in a noodle shop, a stranger came to remind her “you might have a brain tumor.” (Photo / flip from Weibo)
August 19th is Chinese Doctor’s Day. The official account of the Information Office of the People’s Government of Zhejiang Province releases a message about a doctor. When Aunt Zhu was eating noodles at the noodle shop, a stranger came to remind her, “You might have a brain tumor.” It turned out that the man was Zhao Ming, director of neurosurgery at Zhuji People’s Hospital, and he told the woman to have a physical examination based on his experience.
Zhao Ming said that he saw something strange about the face of the woman who was eating, “The woman’s lips and nose are very thick, her forehead bone is particularly protruding, and her fingers are very thick. It is presumptuous to tell her this. about someone she doesn’t know.” But the doctor was kind, so Zhao Ming went over to give the woman a hint, “I said, do you have diabetes? She said yes, and I told her that you might have a tumor. in your brain. If you believe me, I’ll leave your phone number and come check it out for you.”
A few days later, Zhao Ming received a call from Aunt Zhu, and arranged for her to have an expert examination, and the problem was indeed discovered. After surgery and hospitalization, 5 days later, Aunt Zhu’s condition improved and she was discharged from the hospital. Aunt Zhu said, “If he hadn’t seen it, I wouldn’t have known. He was saving my life!”
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