Baoding woman died three days after operation, and there was a contradiction between her family and the hospital. The woman went to the hospital for an operation because of hemorrhoids, and was forced to leave the hospital only three days after the operation. Normal surgery takes a long time to leave the hospital. I don't know why this hospital requires patients to leave the hospital so soon. There was a conflict between the patient's family and the hospital. The patient's family believes that the operation performed by the hospital led to the woman's death. The hospital believed that the woman died of pulmonary embolism after operation, and said that the patient's family members did not understand medical knowledge. This matter is reasonable, and the woman said that her mother-in-law is reasonable and her life is a matter of concern. This man should go to court to sue, or he can ask the relevant department for an explanation.
The court will handle the case fairly and will not take sides. The Health Bureau is investigating this matter, but the reporter did not contact the relevant leaders of the Health Bureau. It is not clear how this matter will be handled in the end. According to online news, this female patient may be autopsied. The court will certainly handle this case fairly. As long as the patient's family provides sufficient evidence, the court will uphold justice for the patient's family. Now we can only wait for the patient to do an autopsy, and only wait for the autopsy report to determine whether what the hospital said is true. The hospital said that the patient died of heart failure due to pulmonary embolism and needed to show medical evidence. The patient is dead, and the family demands a statement. The hospital should actively solve this matter, not avoid it. It is suggested that the patient's family members go to court to sue the hospital. I believe the hospital will deal with it seriously.
The patient died, leaving two young children. This family is very poor. I hope the hospital can actively solve this matter and appease this poor family. Even if the patient has pulmonary embolism, it is caused by poor nursing. The patient has just finished surgery. Why should she be discharged immediately? Hospitals should come up with a reasonable explanation.