The main concern of the operation situation should be the practical significance it reflects. Doctors are not omnipotent, nor are they gods. They are just a group of ordinary people who have mastered medical knowledge. The patient's illness is graded, some can be cured, and some can't be cured. This is determined by the patient's condition at the time of admission, and has nothing to do with the doctor. Doctors only make judgments according to specific conditions and make corresponding treatment plans. But in reality, patients' families always label doctors as omnipotent and ask them to bear the burden.

Some doctors say that in fact, patients enter the hospital in the hope that doctors can make people recover like God, but doctors are not God, and the diseases that doctors can cure are very limited, so there must be a big gap between doctors and patients. Coupled with the growing hostility of this society and the increasingly tense relationship between doctors and patients, this drama makes everyone think more. PS in fact, the original intention of doctors and patients is the same. I hope every patient can recover. We should trust doctors and nurses in big hospitals.

There is still a lot for everyone to experience slowly!