/kloc-The 0/0-year-old child was discharged from the hospital. What happened when the doctor found him?

"Yesterday, the child with allergic purpura had no money to enter the intensive care unit and retired from the hospital." "Can you get in touch, can you find a way to help? It's really pitiful. Leaving the hospital is equal to a dead end." At 8: 04 am on April 28, Dr. Hu of a hospital in Sichuan suddenly received a short message from Zhou, deputy director of pediatrics, and he suddenly became nervous.

About two weeks ago, 10-year-old Luo Xiao suddenly had unbearable abdominal pain, and her hips and legs were covered with blood bubbles. He was sent to the hospital from his hometown on April 27, and was diagnosed as allergic purpura, which may have organ bleeding. However, after being admitted to the hospital, I heard that the daily treatment needs at least 2000 yuan. Luo Xiao's father has been looking for medicine for less than a day and plans to take the children back to their hometown. Just as they were about to board the return train, a group of "post-80 s" medical staff in the provincial hospital called hopefully: "Bring the children back and we will raise money."

The details are as follows:/kloc-allergic purpura in children aged 0/0?

His parents "escaped" from the hospital with him.

Dr. Hu first met Dr. Zhou, deputy director of pediatrics. At about 3: 30 pm on April 27, "my family came in and said that the doll was in unbearable pain, so I checked it for him first." Dr. Hu told the Chengdu Business Daily reporter that when he opened his clothes, he found that Luo Xiao's buttocks and legs were covered with subcutaneous bleeding spots, and the children huddled up with their stomachs.

Subsequently, Dr. Zhou carefully examined the patient again and confirmed that he was suffering from allergic purpura, which is often accompanied by abdominal pain, joint pain or kidney damage, because according to family members, he has been ill for about a week, except subcutaneous bleeding, and the internal organs are likely to bleed, and the situation is very critical. Zhou gave an admission certificate and asked parents to go through the admission formalities quickly. Before leaving, Dr. Hu specially told him that if there were no beds in the provincial hospital, he would leave his children in the hospital for observation, and the adults would go to which hospital if they asked which hospital had beds.

Unexpectedly, Luo Xiao's father was in trouble when he learned that the daily treatment cost was at least 2,000 yuan before going through the admission formalities and staying in the intensive care unit. "All the money adds up to only 2,000 yuan." Ms. Chen, a cousin, told reporters that Luo Xiao's parents usually do odd jobs on construction sites in Chengdu, and they can only earn 100 yuan a day. There are old people and four children at home, and the medical expenses are really unaffordable. No way, Luo Xiao's father is going to take Luo Xiao back to his hometown.

The "post-80 s" doctor team found the child?

"I am a doctor and a father."

On the morning of April 28th, Zhou learned from the doctor on duty that he was not hospitalized due to medical expenses, and just got off work at 8 o'clock, so he sent a text message to Dr. Hu. "This disease is not complicated, but the situation is a bit serious. If you give up treatment, this child is basically equal to going back to die. " Dr. Zhou Chenyan, who is also the director of the charity office of the provincial hospital, said that Dr. Hu immediately tried to find a home phone number through the hospital's treatment system. At the same time, a group of "post-80s" young doctors from several different departments, such as Dr. Zhong, Dr. Ma and Nurse Wang, have begun to respond in the circle of friends, intending to raise medical expenses.

On the morning of April 28th, around 10, Luo Xiao's father received a phone call from the doctor, sent the child back to the hospital, and immediately sent him to the intensive care unit through the green channel. Ms. Chen said that Luo Xiao is the boss and has three children at home. Usually, his parents go out to work, and Luo Xiao is also responsible for taking care of his younger brothers and sisters. Luo Xiao's father said that when he came home, he could only find a clinic for his children. In fact, they know in their hearts that a small clinic can't cure a child's illness. "Maybe this baby can't get it."

Luo Xiao and his father who were sent to the hospital didn't even have a change of clothes. Their bodies were very dirty. The medical staff found clothes for the father and son, and the nurse Wang gave them a dining card in the canteen for the staff to send to the ward.

"I am a doctor and a father." Dr. Hu basked in the lovely photo of his 3-year-old daughter on his mobile phone and sighed: "I really see that the child is very pitiful and can't ignore it. I intend to raise him about 5000 to 10000 yuan for treatment. " Dr. Hu said that the child's situation was posted in the WeChat group established by several well-played doctors and nurses, and everyone responded positively. When Dr. Hu's friend Mao Yue heard about it, he immediately transferred to 200 yuan.

The child's condition is under control?

Non-profit organizations will launch crowdfunding for him

"He can only drink porridge now." At 3pm on the 2nd, a reporter from Chengdu Business Daily saw Luo Xiao lying quietly in his hospital bed for infusion. He has been transferred from the intensive care unit to the general ward. Children of the same age in the same ward are obviously much taller than him. Knowing that there was no money in the meal card, Nurse Wang sent it to 300 yuan and entrusted other family members to help make up the money.

"I lived in the ICU for 2 days and transferred out." Zhou said that after examination, there were not only allergic purpura, but also biliary ascaris, bronchitis and infection. Fortunately, he was treated in time and his condition was controlled.

According to the diagnosis of the hospital, Luo Xiao needs to further check whether the vital organs are damaged. If the child has serious infection, aggravated gastrointestinal bleeding or surgical problems caused by biliary ascaris, further treatment or even surgery is needed. Considering that Henoch-Schonlein Purpura is prone to relapse, a public welfare organization and hospital charity office in Chengdu will launch crowdfunding for Luo Xiao to pay for the child's treatment and living expenses during hospitalization.