My Wife Is A Miracle Doctor In The 80s

Chapter 992

Chapter 992: Chapter 976: Moving Out Chapter 992: Chapter 976: Moving Out They thought that once they had been vaccinated, they would be protected forever, but that’s not the case.

This new type of virus is highly contagious, and even those who have been vaccinated could still become infected.

And there are even more people at the school.

If Tang Xincheng were to be infected as well, wouldn’t the entire school become a disaster area?

She didn’t know how this was going to end, not to mention that it might not just be her younger brother affected—other children might have been infected by their classmates from the kindergarten.

When the dean heard this, he too was shocked.

A new strain of the chickenpox virus, highly contagious.

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Could this be another SARS outbreak?

Although it has not been confirmed yet, the mere contagion of chickenpox was terrifying enough for him.

He quickly took out his mobile phone and reported to the hospital’s leadership.

If it turned out to be a new virus, they might have to close the hospital.

He couldn’t help but wipe the cold sweat from his forehead and collapsed into a chair.

He hoped it wasn’t a new virus because there was no medicine available to combat it yet.

And it was affecting kindergarten children—children, three or four-year-olds, how much resistance could they have?

If a large number of children were infected with chickenpox and it spread in utter chaos, could he even continue as the dean?

Tang Yuxin brought the syringe and stood in front of her two children.

She was wearing her white coat, complete with a mask, and was wrapped up tightly, with only her eyes showing.

Gu Ning was sitting on the side, as even he had to have his blood drawn to check for infection.

But despite the uncertainty, everyone in the Tang family had to undergo blood tests, especially Tang Xincheng.

“Are you scared?” Tang Yuxin asked her two sons.

“Mommy needs to give you a little prick.”

“Not scared,” Xiaobai bravely shook his little head.

“Xiaobai isn’t scared either.”

Xiaobai followed his brother’s example.

He bravely stretched out his little arm, but his eyes were red.

They didn’t understand what was happening—they had been playing with friends at kindergarten, and suddenly their parents came to pick them up to have blood drawn and get a shot.

“Yes, very good,” Tang Yuxin stroked her son’s cheek.

She took Xiaobai’s arm.

Apart from Tang Xincheng and Ren Li, everyone else had antibodies to this type of virus.

In other words, people who had had chickenpox before wouldn’t get it again, and certainly wouldn’t be infected.

So the rest of them were fine, Ren Li and Tang Xincheng hadn’t been infected for the time being.

But what about the future?

The virus spread very quickly, especially since there were two other kids in the house who were in constant contact with the younger ones.

Tang Zhinian and Gu Ning each held a child.

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The children hadn’t developed any serious symptoms yet but were already feeling unwell and had started coughing.

Their little cheeks also looked off, and they lacked energy.

Even their normally bright eyes were now half-closed.

They had been playing with their dad and grandfather just before, but now they were silent.

Tang Yuxin walked over and placed her hand on their foreheads.

“They have a fever.”

She had originally planned to arrange for the two of them to stay in her office, where it was spacious and quiet.

But in the end, she realized this wouldn’t work.

These were infectious diseases; they couldn’t stay there.

“I’m going to get them admitted to the hospital,” Tang Yuxin said, feeling truly overwhelmed.

She hurriedly took the two children to complete the hospital admission procedures.

The pox was probably going to break out soon, and while things were manageable now, the next few days would be the trickiest.

Also, Tang Yuxin stopped Ren Li and Tang Xincheng, who wanted to follow.

“Sister, take Chengcheng to the Gu family’s place or to Old Mr.

Wang’s, or just go to a hotel.

Don’t stay around here.

You haven’t had this illness before, and if you accidentally get infected, it would be very troublesome.”

“Okay,” Ren Li knew this wasn’t the time to insist.

She took Tang Xincheng’s hand and pulled out her car keys, ready to take Tang Xincheng away for a few days.

As for where to stay, she felt she should neither visit the Gu family nor the Wang family.

Both families had children, and although they were virus-free for now, it was uncertain if that would change.