"It's up to humans. Instead of expecting others to find better treatments to treat relapsed diseases, why not just solve the problem from the root causes so that your mother's disease will never recur again?"

"How can I make my mother's illness never recur?"

Xiaoyong leaned forward anxiously: "Is there any special medicine? It's the kind of targeted medicine you just said, which can specifically cut off unhappiness?"

Targeted drugs are impossible to target drugs. This thing is simple to say, but it is not that easy to actually study and apply.

Dr. Yan was about to speak again, and Chen Yu covered his mouth quickly with his eyes and hands. After all, he knew what this guy was going to say without his brain.

Chen Yu covered Dr. Yan with one hand and pushed the child who was about to stick to him with the other hand, and asked him to sit upright and put him in a serious and serious manner.

"This medicine certainly exists."

Dr. Yan, who was banned from speaking, narrowed his eyes slightly, and seemed to disagree with Chen Yu's statement, but because he was covered with his mouth, he could not directly refute it, so he could only express his doubts with his eyes.

Chen Yu pretended that he didn't see it, and stared at Xiaoyong seriously from beginning to end.

Xiaoyong was a little worried when he was stared: "Is this medicine very expensive?"

Chen Yu: "He cannot be measured by value. In the eyes of the person he likes, he is priceless, and in the eyes of the person he doesn't care about, he is worthless."

Dr. Yan seemed to have realized something, and then he realized that he had retracted his questioning eyes and fell into thinking.

Chen Yu didn't keep going around with the child: "You also said that you want your mother to take targeted medicine to cut off unhappy emotions. You have to be clear that you don't want your mother to take medicine, you want your mother not to be upset."

Xiaoyong tried hard to understand this sentence and nodded.

Chen Yu: "So your most realistic approach now is not to expect targeted drugs to be researched, but how to make your mother not unhappy. In other words, you have to make her happy."

Xiaoyong's eyes widened for a moment, and he looked completely enlightened.

Dr. Yan was not as anxious as before to defend himself, but fell into thinking. Obviously, what Chen Yu said added another door to his straightforward medical career.

Chen Yu really thinks that this is what he thinks. Instead of spending a lot of money on medicine for people after they get sick, it is better to care for people before they get sick so that people will not be depressed to this extent.

There is a saying that if a tree wants to be quiet, the wind will not stop, and if a child wants to be raised, the parents will not wait. It is actually appropriate to use it here.

After all, if you noticed the disorder of the people around you at the beginning, why would it be difficult to recover until the end?

After all, there are a few people who are born with emotional illness. Most people walk and wander around the cliff of emotional illness for a long time in their acquired life. They really can't hold on anymore, and they are swallowed by the abyss.

Xiaoyong blinked thoughtfully, and suddenly jumped off Dr. Yan's lap, carried his schoolbag without saying a word, and ran to the room he was most familiar with.

The two adults silently looked at his back as they walked away. After confirming his safety, they did not catch up.

This is the moment when the child wakes up. He wants to run over to show his filial piety, but the two adults don’t need to stop him.

What's more, Dr. Yan had another idea because of Chen Yu's words just now.

"I feel like you're suggesting something when you said just now."

"I thought I had already said it very clearly, especially since you are a doctor, you should be able to tell what I am saying."

Dr. Yan is very rigorous: "We have indeed made a lot of speculations about the causes of emotional diseases. As you just said, there seems to be a possibility of getting sick because of other people's attitudes. However, in the subsequent research, we found that many people's illnesses did not seem to be because of this reason."

Chen Yu nodded, not denying it.

"So what you just said to the child can be considered a sophistry in terms of words. It sounds very reasonable, but if you look closely, the logic cannot be stable at all." Dr. Yan frowned.

Chen Yu pondered the words and sentences: "Then do you think what I just said will work for children?"

"The effect is of course there is, but your effect cannot be promoted. You are just useful for this child alone."

Chen Yu shook his head.

There are thousands of causes of emotional diseases, but since there is a cause, there must be the origin of this cause.

Humans are social animals, and emotional diseases are a social disease. Chen Yu does not think that research on emotional diseases can be separated from human sociality. In other words, he believes that the people around emotional patients are very important to emotional patients.

Dr. Yan was silent for a while and asked, "How many thoughts do you have about emotional illness? Will you write all these thoughts in your book?"

"Thinking is not considered a matter of a little thought, just a little thought. As for whether it will be written into my book..." Chen Yu pondered.

Dr. Yan suggested: "I think you think very profoundly. If you write it into your book, it would be a waste for everyone to look at it at a glance. What's more, emotional patients can't see these things, and it doesn't seem to be of use to see them."

"So you might as well write a 'medical-like' monograph. After all, since you don't have a medical qualification certificate, you definitely cannot write a medical monograph, but you can organize all your thoughts on emotional diseases into a 'medical-like' monograph, which can also give some inspiration to those who specialize in this area."

Chen Yu thought about it, but still shook his head.

Dr. Yan frowned: "If you feel unfamiliar with some medical knowledge, I can provide technical support from the side. After all, I really think it is necessary for you to write down these things. Even if it is just a case of usefulness, it is also valuable. Maybe it can break the current deadlock in research."

Chen Yu shook his head again: "My shaking my head is not that I don't write it, but that I think I can incorporate these into the long article I am writing now. It doesn't matter if I look at it at a glance, because it is because people who are not interested in this because they don't need it. Those who really need it will never look at it at a glance."

"and……"

Chen Yu asked back: "Do you think the books I wrote are only targeting emotional patients?"
Chapter completed!