Is it OK to go to the central hospital now

1. Can see a doctor, the hospital is OK, but want to do a good job of protection, avoid infection.

2. It's very bad. I don't know the medical skills, because it's other hospitals that let me come to the central hospital for examination. The charges are chaotic. It costs more than 2000 yuan to make a gastroscope, and more than 1000 yuan to do it the second time. The doctor's attitude is very bad, and the charge is more expensive than that of Jiaotong University in Xi'an.

3. You can try litigation. It's estimated that nine times out of ten it won't work. It's very risky to do this. You have to be prepared to pay for it. I don't have your money. I'll stop after more than 30000 company, and then only do simulation. I've simulated it for almost five years. I feel a little experienced recently. I want to go back and get some books.

4. The rise and fall are driven by funds. As more people buy, bitcoin will naturally rise. Bitcoin is bullish for a long time.

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6. (thunder, cannon, etc.) rumble, roar, surge A drumming sound; a drumming sound A buzzing sound; a buzz The song of a egret, etc; There was a reverberating sound
2 The candidate, etc. suddenly gained popularity [fame] The situation suddenly improved The rapid development of cities, etc A sharp rise in prices, etc A surge in population, etc
the war boom. A building boom
less than verbs
1 (the sound of waves) surging A drumming sound; a drumming sound Buzzing; buzzing Egrets, etc.

7. Noun
1. (thunder, cannon, etc.) rumble, roar, surging sound A drumming sound; a drumming sound A buzzing sound; a buzz The song of a egret, etc; There was a reverberating sound
2 The candidate, etc. suddenly gained popularity [fame] The situation suddenly improved The rapid development of cities, etc A sharp rise in prices, etc A surge in population, etc
the war boom. A building boom
less than verbs
1 (the sound of waves) surging A drumming sound; a drumming sound Buzzing; buzzing Egrets, etc
2 A sharp rise in prices, etc (population, etc.) surge (city, etc.) is developing rapidly A sudden turn for the better; a sudden turn for the better The candidate, etc, suddenly gained popularity [fame]
guns are booming. Not far off the Pacific boomed
verb
1
2; To praise (a candidate, etc)
3. Make rapid development and prosperity
adj.
[the U.S.] is soaring or suddenly developing. Boom prices are soaring prices< [shipbuilding] the lower truss, Trent, cross bar and suspender of the sail; Suspension arm
2; Navigation aids on water It's a raft weir
verb
(lower truss) to set sail
not as fast as the verb
(ship) sailing at top speed. Boom nets [military] fence [underwater barbed wire of wartime port]. Heavy boom. Lower the boom on. 2. Severe punishment.

8. Boom English [Bu: M] us [bum]

VI; rapid growth; Skyrocketing
vt. in a low, reverberating voice; Make prosperous; To cause to develop rapidly
n. prosperity; a surge; Rumble< The bond boom was speculative news for companies.

9.

English [Bu] 720; m] Deep and reverberating sound; Rumble

v. make a deep and reverberative sound; Make a rumble