This was not just Du Heng being pessimistic; it was the reality of the situation. He already had a clear idea why from his time in Jinzhou, having discussed the matter with Li Jianwei. Moreover, at Hao Pengyou, there was another very strong specialty: the integration of traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine. Therefore, if the Traditional Chinese Medicine Internal Medicine Department lacked a strong leader, its dismantling would be inevitable.
Unfazed, Du Heng left his office and went straight to Ding Yuxue's son's hospital room.
As soon as he entered, he saw Ding Yuxue standing by the bathroom door. Du Heng's eyes lit up. "Has he gone to the toilet?"
Ding Yuxue smiled happily. "Yes, this is the second time."
"That's good. Now that he can urinate, it means his kidney function is starting to recover. The rest shouldn't be a major issue." Glancing into the hospital room, he asked, "Where's the child's father? Did he go buy lunch for you?"
