Complainant X, female, 46 years old, employee of X Ranch, lives in X District of X City-Tel: Complaint Department: Department of Otolaryngology and Emergency Department of xx Hospital of China People's Liberation Army. I am the daughter of patient xx. Father xx, 77 years old, is a retired cadre of X farm in X county, X province. On September 1 2005, my father visited the Otolaryngology Clinic of xx Hospital. The outpatient doctor prescribed a box of new Contac to eat, but no effect was found after taking the medicine. On September 6th, the patient came to the hospital for reexamination. Gui, a doctor on duty, was diagnosed with senile nervous deafness and otitis media, and suggested infusion treatment, and prescribed a potion of 10 days. In the afternoon, he went home after blood transfusion, and the patient felt unwell. In the evening, he developed fever, nausea, headache and general weakness. The next day, my father came to the hospital for infusion. Serious adverse reactions such as disorientation occurred during infusion and were sent to the emergency room for rescue. The emergency room doctor determined that the disease was due to a cerebral infarction, and with the consent of the family members, the patient was sent to the old cadre area of xx Hospital for treatment. After being hospitalized, my father has never improved fundamentally, and now his life is dying. My father used to be in good health. On weekdays, he pays great attention to physical exercise and loves outdoor sports. Before he was hospitalized, he often went for an outing in X, X and other places by bike. I went to the hospital by myself on September 6th. Moreover, I walked to the hospital from xx's residence on September 6, and I was able to infuse myself in the hospital when I was unwell on September 7. It can be seen that the old man is usually in good health. Before the treatment, my father only had ear diseases. According to common sense, symptoms should be alleviated after treatment, but the opposite is true. My father felt unwell on the day of infusion treatment, and his life was dying during the second infusion. It is definitely not a normal result to treat a person suffering from a minor illness as a dying person in the blink of an eye. We have every reason to believe that there are improper medication or other serious violations of medical regulations during the whole treatment process. To this end, I request the competent department to investigate quickly, find out the truth, and make clear whether there is any medical fault in the complained department! To the leader of the complainant xx Hospital (signature): X year, X month, X day.

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