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Seeing the situation spiraling out of control, Alisa quickly shut down her livestream.
But all the previous livestream content had replay and recording features. Her misdiagnosis blunder was clipped into videos by netizens and spread widely across the internet.
After top doctor Hugo stepped forward to clear my name, I published my complete medical examination report from the hospital online.
The report detailed the entire process from when I developed uterine fibroids half a year before Christmas until my complete hysterectomy surgery last week.
With the hospital’s official diagnostic report and the complete surveillance footage of my journey from consultation to surgery to discharge over the past week, I was finally vindicated.
Instead, netizens began questioning Alisa’s medical expertise.
Particularly the final segment of the livestream, where Alisa didn’t even recognize the country’s top medical authority. This incident sparked heated discussions among netizens.
[This is like a law student not knowing the Constitution – absolutely ridiculous!]
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[Exactly. Dr. Olson participated in writing medical textbooks. Though he’s young, he’s a big shot who turned down invitations from top foreign hospitals to return home!]
[So, can someone please summarize whether Alisa is actually a gynecological expert? She seems completely unreliable to me.]
Without those endless harassment and abuse in this lifetime, I used my sick leave to contact patients and their families who had previously sought treatment in Alisa’s livestream.
Drawing on memories from my past life, I knew clearly that Alisa had no ability to practice medicine.
She falsely claimed to be a gynecological expert, but in reality hadn’t even read the relevant medical books.
She simply saw people’s concern and expectations for mothers and babies, and used this title to make money.
She went abroad to study because she couldn’t get into university domestically. Using her family’s money, she attended an unknown university overseas.
After her family went bankrupt and could no longer support her extravagant lifestyle abroad, she worked illegally without a work visa and was eventually deported.
As for the calming and pregnancy–preserving medicine she mentioned, it was actually lemon juice she bought for ten
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Pregnant women who didn’t understand medicine found it sweet and sour when they drank it. The sweetness promoted dopamine release, making the pregnant women feel happy.
The added painkillers did indeed relieve their abdominal pain.
The combination of these two effects actually improved the pregnant women’s prenatal anxiety, which is how Alisa was elevated to godlike status.
Alisa was just lucky.
But medicine is inherently toxic. For pregnant women, long–term consumption of lemon juice with added painkillers could easily lead to miscarriage.
Moreover, long–term use of painkillers creates drug dependency.
So Alisa only prescribed three to four doses, claiming the medicine was precious and rare, and couldn’t be taken in excess.
Understanding the whole process, I found it utterly absurd.
If any patient who sought treatment from Alisa had taken the purchased medicine to a hospital for testing, they could have exposed her scam.
But people have a herd mentality. With the entire internet
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praising Alisa, naturally no one questioned her medical skills.
This led to Alisa and Evan exploiting patients‘ herd mentality until my death in my previous life, making huge ill–gotten gains and living luxurious lives.
Thinking about this and seeing patients‘ replies to my messages, I smiled deeply.
