The cannon fodder female supporting role in the misplaced life

Remembering that after returning home last night, Aunt Xu had already prepared dinner. Xu Yingying and Aunt Xu finished their meal early and went to rest.

Xu Yingying looked at her watch and realized it was almost ten o'clock. Then she realized why she was so hungry. Fortunately, Xu Yingying was sitting in the last row of the classroom. Otherwise, if others heard her stomach growling, it would be really embarrassing.

Just when Xu Yingying thought that this morning's class might end in a dull manner, the plot of the original book suddenly came knocking.

Xu Yingying was so hungry that she fainted on the table!

Teacher Zhong, who was originally teaching, noticed something unusual and thought Xu Yingying was just sleeping on the table, so she shouted at her to stand up. However, no matter how much Teacher Zhong shouted, Xu Yingying did not respond. At this time, Teacher Zhong began to get angry and ordered the student sitting next to Xu Yingying to wake her up. After a closer look, the student was surprised to find that Xu Yingying was not asleep, but had fainted. Her lips had even lost their color and were worryingly pale.

Finally realizing something was amiss, Teacher Zhong hurried down from the podium and approached Xu Yingying. Seeing her pale face, Teacher Zhong immediately instructed the monitor to notify the homeroom teacher. She also arranged for the class representative to lead the class in reading the text aloud while she remained to try to wake Xu Yingying.

But when the head teacher arrived, Xu Yingying had not woken up yet.

"Teacher Chen, it was my fault that I didn't pay attention at first. This child suddenly lay down on the table during class. I thought she was asleep, so I called her to get up, but she didn't seem to hear me. Later I found out that she must have fainted. I wanted to wake her up first, but it seemed to be of no use. What do you think we should do now?" Teacher Zhong said to the head teacher anxiously.

Teacher Chen, the homeroom teacher, had heard the monitor tell him that a classmate had fainted, so he hurried over. After hearing what Teacher Zhong had said, he decided to take the student to the school clinic first, and then to the hospital if the situation persisted.

"I'll take her to the school clinic first and see what they say." Teacher Chen said briefly to Teacher Zhong.

"Okay, thank you for your help." After hearing what Teacher Chen had done, Teacher Zhong decided it would be best to have the school clinic staff take a look first. But she was still worried, hoping the child was alright.

"Then we won't delay your class for now." After saying that, Teacher Chen picked up Xu Yingying and walked towards the school clinic.

Teacher Chen trotted all the way to the school infirmary, his steps steady and swift, minimizing the jolting of the girl in his arms. Although Xu Yingying was already a junior high student, she was still slender and frail, and Teacher Chen held her without difficulty. When he arrived at his destination, his breathing was slightly rapid, but it didn't affect his movements.

At that moment, there was no one else in the school clinic except Dr. Cheng. Teacher Chen gently placed Xu Yingying on the bed and then spoke to Dr. Cheng, "This student just fainted during class."

"When I first came here, I noticed that her complexion was very bad and her lips were worryingly pale. I hope Dr. Cheng can find out about her physical condition as soon as possible. If necessary, I will call an ambulance immediately." Teacher Chen said seriously.

When Dr. Cheng first saw the teacher carrying the student in, she thought it was just a common leg injury, but she never thought that the student had fainted. She immediately became nervous and picked up the stethoscope to carefully examine Xu Yingying's physical condition.

After carefully examining Xu Yingying, Dr. Cheng said, "I think she fainted due to low blood sugar. I'll give her some glucose water and observe her condition."

"If he still doesn't wake up after drinking the sugar water, you can see if you should send him to the hospital for a thorough examination." School doctor Cheng thought for a moment and added.

"Okay, then Dr. Cheng, please feed her some glucose water first." Teacher Chen felt relieved after hearing what Dr. Cheng said.

If it's just hypoglycemia, there shouldn't be any big problem. Looking at Xu Yingying who was being fed glucose water by Dr. Cheng, Teacher Chen thought:

This child has a lot going on. Last week she said she was being bullied, and the investigation hasn't concluded yet, and now she's suddenly fainted.

Although Xu Yingying fainted on the hospital bed, she was still conscious when Dr. Cheng fed her glucose water.

Teacher Chen then asked the school doctor, "Doctor Cheng, what caused this hypoglycemia?"

"There are many reasons for hypoglycemia. It could be not eating for a long time, not eating food for too long or eating irregularly, especially in people with diabetes or those who are susceptible to hypoglycemia, which can lower blood sugar levels and lead to fainting from hypoglycemia."

"Nutrition deficiencies are also a cause of fainting from hypoglycemia, especially when the body's raw sugar content is low and the sugar intake cannot meet the body's needs."

"After excessive, intense, or prolonged exercise, the body's stored glucose can be depleted. If not adequately replenished with food, blood sugar levels can drop, leading to fainting from hypoglycemia."

"These are relatively common situations. Some people already have hypoglycemia. If these people do not pay attention to their diet, they can easily faint from hypoglycemia." The school doctor talked incessantly.

"Okay, I understand. Thank you, Dr. Cheng." Teacher Chen nodded and took notes carefully.

After drinking glucose water, Xu Yingying gradually regained consciousness. She could vaguely hear someone talking. She struggled to open her eyes and found herself lying on a bed in the infirmary. Teacher Chen and School Doctor Cheng were standing beside her bed, chatting. She felt a little dizzy, but gradually regained consciousness.

"Xu Yingying, how do you feel now? Are you still feeling uncomfortable?" Teacher Chen asked with concern.

Xu Yingying shook her head slightly, indicating that she was feeling much better. She looked at Teacher Chen and the school doctor and said, "Teacher Chen, what happened to me?" But she couldn't quite remember what happened before she fainted.

"You just fainted in class." Teacher Chen replied worriedly.

“Thank you, Teacher Chen. I feel much better now.” Xu Yingying said weakly.

Teacher Chen smiled and comforted her: "It's okay, you should rest for a while and go back to class when you are well. In the future, you must pay attention to your diet to avoid such a thing from happening again."

Xu Yingying nodded to show that she understood.

Xu Yingying complained to Xiao Wu in her heart: "It's just that I didn't eat breakfast, this body is too..."

"Host, maybe it's because the original book's plot requires fainting." Xiao Wu replied.

"No matter what, this plot is a bit too bloody, isn't it?" Xu Yingying said helplessly.

"Host, just think of it as coming to the school infirmary to rest." Xiao Wu comforted.