Doris Young attentively absorbed the details of the case as Dr. Kelso recounted it, a narrative he had carefully recalled over time. She responded, “Dr. Kelso, I want to rify that before and after my father’s illness, I did not observe him taking any unfamiliar medications. Furthermore, if he had been preparing Chinese medicine himself, it’s highly unlikely he would have encountered aristolochia.”


    Continuing, Doris stated, “Since hisst kidney transnt, he has generally been in good health, albeit with mild diabetes. He has been taking metformin sustained-release tablets, which are very safe for kidney function and should not lead to acute renal failure.”


    Dr. Kelso acknowledged her points, saying, “The mention of aristolochia was just a single example. In reality, there are numerous substances that can trigger acute renal failure, including various chemicals and organicpounds with significant nephrotoxicity.”


    Doris Young then inquired, “Is there any way to determine the exact cause of my father’s acute renal failure, Dr. Kelso?”


    Dr. Kelso replied, “I’ve sent your father’s blood and urine samples to theb for analysis. However, this testing process can be quiteplex, and I’m afraid it may take some time to pinpoint a definitive cause.”<fn2521> N?w ?ovel chapt?rs are published on find·novel</fn2521><h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    He added, “But Ms. Young, the most urgent priority right now is not to identify the cause of your father’s kidney failure but to secure a suitable kidney source as soon as possible. That is what truly matters!”


    Doris let out a helpless sigh, feeling overwhelmed. “I raised the price to 10 million dors this morning, but with my father’s condition worsening, it seems the only option left is to find a kidney source,” shemented.


    With no other options, Doris left Dr. Kelso’s office, trudging toward the hospital ward in despair. She had not anticipated that her father’s condition had deteriorated so severely, and the window of opportunity had suddenly shrunk from twenty days to just fifteen.


    Uncertain of what the next days would bring, she feared that the window might continue to decrease. Just a few steps away, her phone rang, and it was Charlie calling.


    At that moment, Charlie was en route to Mr. Quinton’s residence. Remembering that Doris had yet to provide a definite response, he called to see if she was avable that evening.<h3 ss="has-text-align-center" id="chapter-list"><strong></strong>