Hu Wanjun was humble enough to seek understanding.
She genuinely wanted to know Zhou Can's diagnostic approach.
The other doctors also waited eagerly for Zhou Can to share.
"It sounds complex, but actually it isn't. I've treated many diabetes patients, so I'm deeply familiar with the physical symptoms of the disease, such as the skin darkening and turning brown, and even obvious skin diseases. In clinical diagnosis, darkened skin on the neck or armpits, no matter how black and scary, cannot diagnose diabetes."
"Only when this condition appears in pregnant women does the probability of a diabetes diagnosis increase. Moreover, the greater the gestational age, the higher the chance of diabetes developing in the patient."
The diagnosis of the cause is more complex than one might think.
A single symptom is often not enough to diagnose a specific illness.
For example, stomach pain could indicate enteritis, uterine fibroids, or even inguinal hernia.
