Another one is an initial consultation; the patient hasn't been treated at another hospital before and needs a comprehensive check-up.
The fifth patient happens to be someone with secondary infertility. When such patients come in, their faces are full of reluctance as they chase the doctor asking, "I used to be able to get pregnant. Did I take the wrong medication, or what happened? Why is it suddenly impossible to have a child when I want one?"
Patients like this, over ninety percent, have undergone abortion procedures. Doctor Lee Yuen flips through the patient's records with an indifferent expression, knowing without much thought what the reason might be. Encountering such patients, the doctor is essentially fixing their problems, offering regret remedies.
The statement that abortion procedures might harm the body and lead to future infertility is something every gynecologist says to patients who are considering the procedure.
