Dark-Haired British Doctor Chapter 300

Episode 300 Is This Worse Than Diabetes? [1]

Today is an important day.

'I ate kimchi too, so.'

In my past life, I was a Korean who didn't particularly like kimchi…

Did Britain make me like this?

Or maybe he was just an ordinary Korean.

Strangely, I really want to eat kimchi.

This may be even more so because the kimchi my mother makes is subtly different from the kimchi I know.

Can't I just pickle it and eat it?

Have you tried it?

He was just living in the hospital and then got hit by a truck and died?

'Anyway, thanks to the pre-operative examination, this person is also stable.'

The fifth patient had diabetes.

He ate a British cucumber sandwich yesterday.

Even the bread is rye bread… … .

“I can’t taste any sweetness at all. It’s good.”

"good."

But then our sommelier machine judged that the sweetness was gone.

Of course, diabetes is not something that can be cured just by controlling blood sugar levels, and in fact, if sugar is leaking out into the urine, it means that the diabetes is quite severe…

Whatever it is, treating this person's diabetes will only be effective during the period when the transplanted hairs become hair.

The point is to avoid infection.

“The third patient has a s*xually transmitted disease. Does he not need to take medication?”

“It’s actually safe to use… … but since it contains arsenic, I’m worried that it might have a negative effect on hair loss.”

“So… arsenic causes hair loss?”

As I was thinking about the fifth patient and smiling with satisfaction, Liston came and discussed the third patient.

Actually, since I've been using arsenic compounds for quite some time, it was something I could say…

Now that I think about it, hair loss seems to be one of the most common complications of arsenic.

London got over the arsenic epidemic quickly thanks to me… … .

Actually, we still use it only for clothes and wallpaper, but we do eat it, right?

Common sense tells us that if we thought clothes and wallpaper were dangerous, then eating them would be even more dangerous, but they still act that way…

I've heard that in areas other than London they still use arsenic wallpaper.

They say that if you use it, there will be no mice or pests in your house or something… … .

'Shouldn't we consider this as a house where not even rats or pests can live?'

The word 'common sense' should not be used in the 19th century, but it is regrettable that it is used over and over again.

Anyway, thanks to arsenic, which is still in popular use, some research has been conducted on the complications caused by arsenic.

The main focus was on the research lab that created the arsenic compound rather than our side, and I happened to see the corpses that were brought in.

and…….

All of them had severe hair loss.

“Wouldn’t that be so?”

I vaguely remembered what I had learned, and on top of that, I gained experience, so I was able to speak confidently.

I didn't know that Liston would have such a serious expression on his face after hearing those words… … .

“Why is that?”

“No, I was worried that I might get syphilis.”

“You have to start by thinking about not getting caught.”

“Come to think about it, Pyeong. Actually, I’m not that unpopular right now.”

It's a bit jarring, but it's true.

Given the times, it's only natural that rough guys would be popular, right?

Even in the 21st century, men who looked tough were still popular, although to a different degree, but that was the case in the 19th century.

Moreover, Liston is not only a tough guy, he is now considered one of the best doctors in the world.

money?

If I could just stop being so greedy, I would have earned enough to live comfortably for the rest of my life.

Of course, I still have a long way to go before I can go out and have fun in London's high society, but it's no exaggeration to say that if you stay with me, your bright future is guaranteed.

“But if your hair grows back thicker, how popular you’ll be. But if you lose your hair because of it… … .”

“Use a condom.”

“It’s disposable… … .”

“I buy several and carry them around… … .”

"ah."

But if you have more hair, you'll probably become more popular.

I wonder if there's any correlation between the growing popularity and the rising incidence of syphilis…

“And if you want to marry someone from a high-ranking family, wouldn’t it be better to be a little more careful about your conduct?”

“How did you know I wanted that?”

Anyway, I liked Liston and I knew that without him, things would be difficult in many ways, so I didn't hold back on giving him advice.

It wasn't particularly difficult to give accurate advice.

Because it was rare to find a human being as transparent as Liston.

But I thought I'd get in trouble if I said, 'You can find out if you look into life,' so I tried to explain it in a positive way.

“That way, we can further develop medicine in London in the future.”

“Oh, right. That’s right.”

Judging by the expression on his face that he realized something, I think he'll use that as an excuse from now on.

“Professor, I’m ready.”

“Oh, let’s go.”

Chatting is fun, but we can't keep talking like this forever, right?

As I headed to the operating room at Colin's signal, I noticed a patient that Joseph had literally scrubbed clean.

Beside him, Alfred was waiting holding a gas can.

'Disinfecting a bald person is fun.'

As I approached, Joseph grinned and said,

It is impossible to know what the patient was thinking, but it seemed clear that Joseph was enjoying himself.

Otherwise, people's heads wouldn't be that red.

Even if it's carbonic acid, it's really… … to get that red.

“Anesthesia… … Why didn’t you give me anesthesia… … .”

Now I see that the patient's eyes are filled with tears.

This is a person who is old enough to have his hair pulled out, crying.

I wonder if they should have given me anesthesia if they were going to clean it this thoroughly… … .

Actually, isn't hair transplant surgery quite difficult?

It's not dangerous, but time is an issue.

As you know, the reliability of the anesthetics we use is still not very high, so the anesthesia time had to be minimized.

furthermore…….

“I’m sorry, but I have some circumstances. First, I need to discuss where to draw the forehead line.”

"ah……."

“Do you remember where it was?”

"hmm."

I asked, pushing the mirror in, and the patient looked distressed.

Looking at the condition, it seemed like it wasn't that recent that the original forehead line started to collapse.

"here……?"

“It’s too low.”

“No, originally I… … .”

“Isn’t it right above the eyebrows? It’s strange for a person’s forehead to be that narrow. And if it’s like that, the area is insufficient and the top is empty. Like a monk.”

“Ah. Then here… … ?”

“Okay, let’s do that.”

In fact, the line that the patient just drew was too low.

But looking at his expression, I thought he would get really angry if I said no, so I just nodded.

Now that I think about it, I thought that since I was going to be anesthetized and implanted anyway, what this person thought wasn't that important.

Above all, aren't our British and French friends guilty of considerable original sin?

Since they are friends with some status, I think it would be good if they learned a lesson from this incident and lived by the adage that lines should not be drawn carelessly.

I wonder if it's something I don't know.

This incident may lead to more attention being paid to borders when granting independence to countries that were colonized later.

“Isn’t it a bit higher than what you told me earlier?”

“There’s nothing we can do. Even if we transplant all the hair here, it’s too much.”

“Then don’t say it’s impossible… … .”

“I bet you’ll like it when you see the hair growing on top anyway.”

“Is that so… … ? But this… … When I think about this hair growing here, I feel a little uncomfortable… … .”

“It will change later.”

“Are you scared? Why have you disappeared?”

“I don’t know how much longer it will take.”

It is a proven theory.

We know that wherever hair is transplanted, it will become hair by courageous frontiersmen.

But I haven't yet checked how long it will take.

At that time, I was just a learner and not someone who would actually jump into the industry.

It's hard for people to be that passionate about something until it's right in front of them.

"this……."

“I’m going to wear a hat anyway.”

“They say wearing a hat can lower the survival rate.”

“Oh, that’s right.”

"ah……."

“Anyway, it’s better than nothing. Okay, I explained it to you. Just do it.”

“Oh, I see.”

Anyway, we started collecting groin hair.

To be exact, I was collecting hair from above the pubic bone, that is, from the flat side.

Even if you go lower than that, because they are Germanic, their hair is quite thick… … .

I felt like I would get stabbed if I touched this part wrong and it got inflamed.

In reality, the doctor who receives gifts of alcohol or needles from patients is a urologist.

I learned that unless you're really confident, you shouldn't touch it.

“If I get to this point, I think I’ll be able to create the forehead line I want… … .”

Although it was annoying that Liston began to display noticeably improved empathy, perhaps due to a sense of kinship, it wasn't that difficult to stop him.

“Then you can cut it here.”

“That’s definitely not going to happen.”

Because there is an organ more important than hair.

"hmm."

“Hmm.”

The hair collected in this way was then implanted into the patient's head using 21st century techniques.

As I did it, I could really feel the advantages of this type of hair.

In fact, hair loss doesn't just occur in one area.

All hair is affected, so the hair on the back of the head is also somewhat weak.

But this is… … .

“It’s so easy?”

“That’s why.”

It goes in so deep that I feel like it might even pierce my skull.

I could only say that and not put it that way, but Liston was actually worried, as he had been noticeably loosening the strength in his hands since a while ago.

“Hmm… … I think the survival rate might be higher than expected.”

“That’s a good thing… … .”

No, I feel like I've lost some strength.

Somehow, the gaze looking at the patient's head became a bit hazy.

It was only natural.

There's no reason why this is different.

It's hair that would look really awkward on your head, so it's placed somewhere else.

That's on my head… … .

'What if the Duke doesn't want to do this?'

Even for me, whose empathy is inferior to Liston's, the visuals in this surgery were enough to make me a little worried.

The problem was that this wasn't just the first patient's story.

The second, third, fourth, and even the last fifth had somewhat of a visual similarity.

Fortunately, there were no anesthesia-related accidents, and there were no patients who appeared to have any problems with the area where the needle was extracted or inserted…

Still, one side of my heart felt uneasy.

“Where are you!”

Especially when the Duke came running with an overly bright face, I felt like my heart was being crushed.

“Oh, oh, Lord.”

To conclude, it was a misunderstanding.

“This is really happening… … This can’t be happening… … .”

Our Duke loved it so much.

It seemed like the feeling was completely different because there was no presence.