In our daily work, we often encounter a variety of problems raised by patients, sometimes feel very strange, sometimes feel very interesting, and sometimes feel helpless. In fact, many problems are caused by the information inequality between doctors and patients, and we hope that doctors and patients will understand each other, learn from each other and communicate with each other. Today, some common “strange” questions and “interesting” questions to share with you: 1. In the gastrointestinal surgery, the daily check-up when the doctor asked: “There is no stool, there is no fart?” The patient replied, “I’m not given anything to eat, so where’s the poop? Where’s the fart?” Explanation: Farting and pooping are important signs of recovery of gastrointestinal function. Feces can be formed from food left in the gastrointestinal tract, bile and gastrointestinal fluids, etc. Farts can be formed from gases produced by the decomposition of food in the gastrointestinal tract and gases that are swallowed and expelled through the anus. So, pro, eat or not eat, will also have stool and fart oh, just the amount may be less. 2. The nurse draws blood for the patient every morning, and the patient most often says: “The blood is almost drawn out by you!” Explanation: The blood test is to understand the patient’s current functions more scientifically, the human body’s blood is about 4500 ml or so, which is more important than the 10 ml of blood drawn for the test and health is self-evident. 3. After gastrointestinal surgery, patients often ask questions such as “will I starve to death” or “will I starve to death”. The purpose of dietary abstinence after gastrointestinal surgery is to reduce the burden on the gastrointestinal tract and to facilitate the healing and functional recovery of the gastrointestinal tract. A few days of dietary abstinence will not cause any harm to the human body, not to mention that the doctor has to provide some nutrition through the vein, so you will not “starve to death” because of dietary abstinence. 4. “I checked on the Internet, the Internet said …… I don’t need to take this medicine, right? I don’t need to do this test, right?” Explanation: Each disease and each patient has its own specificity, to diagnose clearly, the right medicine in order to recover quickly. Most of the knowledge on the Internet is general knowledge or patient’s feelings, and does not have professionalism. Patients should trust their supervising doctors and work closely with them. 5. Patient: “When can we be discharged?” Doctor: “You can observe for two more days.” Patient: “You just want to charge us more for hospitalization.” Explanation: The patient’s recovery to meet the criteria for discharge can be discharged, the patient can be discharged to achieve the basic self-care life, the doctor will naturally let it be discharged. Doctors are not interested in the 1 or 2 days of hospitalization fees, but whether your disease is cured, whether the subsequent recovery in the smooth recovery. 6. “Why doesn’t the doctor on duty sit in his office waiting for patients and sleep during his shift?” Positive answer: Doctors can sit all night and stay up all night. But the problem is, after the night shift, the next day, he has to continue to check the room and surgery, patients more often in the afternoon and even have to continue to operate or training and learning. Kindly forgive him if he takes a nap at the right time.