Doctor John (의사요한)

Yoo Joon.

Why is your professor and everyone else so good-looking?

I thought you were the only one charming.

Thank you for today. You should go home and rest.

Don't mention it.

- Tell them to visit often. - I will.

Are you going home well?

Yes.

You're right. The guardians go through the most.

But people don't know that. Goodness.

My father collapsed due to a stroke in his 40s.

He was bedridden for more than a decade before passing away.

Because of that, I don't have much recollection of him.

I only remember the scent of a patient.

I left home because I didn't want to smell that.

But I'm now working at a place that's full of that smell.

Did I become a doctor because of him, you ask?

- Not at all. - Then?

I became a doctor...

because of my mom.

I want to lessen...

the guardians' burdens.

I know how tough it is.

Hang in there, okay?

You can do this.

I'm sorry.

For what?

I didn't...

get to thank your mother for the food.

All right. Food is energy!

I'll thank her for you.

Get home safe.

"Cha Yo Han"?

He can break his bones and rupture his organs.

But he still won't feel any pain.

It's congenital insensitivity to pain with anhidrosis.

He's a CIPA patient.

I have a ticking bomb inside me.

And patients like me rarely live longer than 20 years.

You have no idea what it's like to feel nothing.

That's why you can tell me to go back to that life so easily!

He doesn't have to freeze, but he feels no warmth either.

That's what living without senses is like.

Neither cold nor hot.

Not only ice cream...

but his whole life would be that way.

It's not true, is it?

Tell me it's not true, Dr. Cha.

When I was 12,

my dad suddenly collapsed after vomiting blood.

I called 911.

They asked where the pain was.

I don't know.

I told them I didn't know.

Even if I do ask, he doesn't know.

He doesn't know!

Even my dad doesn't know where it hurts!

My dad could not feel the pain in his body.

I...

have the same condition as his.

Is this...

a record of your body condition?

It's a survival method.

I constantly monitor my body that does not speak.

- You have no fever. - Can you chart it?

I said you have no fever. Why would I chart it?

Can you check my pulse too?

Do you have hypochondria?

Temperature, pulse, respiration, blood pressure...

Why do you check them every day?

Is that...

also why you were checking your vital signs every day?

You're the first person to find out my condition.

In other words, my condition has been a secret until now,

and you're the first one to discover it.

Can you...

keep the secret?

Why is it a secret?

A ticking bomb.

A doctor who has a ticking bomb inside him.

What kind of hospital would want to hire him?

Once my condition gets revealed, I can't treat patients anymore.

Ever.

Think about if you can handle it and let me know.

There are three kinds of people in this world.

Those who are sick, those who are going to be sick,

and...

the third kind is people like me.

Those who can't feel any pain.

(Congenital Insensitivity to Pain with Anhidrosis)

Introduce sample now.

Remove sample now.

Closed down.

You shouldn't move.

Come here. No, no, it's okay.

It's okay. Come here.

No, don't move. It's okay.

Are you okay? Were you hurt?

Let me see.

It's not deep, but it must be cleaned and dressed.

Let's go.

No.

- You go ahead. - Why?

- It's hurt. - So let's go.

Not me. The kitten.

Its leg's broken.

If I leave it here,

other cats or people will harm it.

Okay.

It's coming too.

Take this.

Watch out.

A cold? Oh, dear.

Are you allergic to cat fur?

Then why are you looking after a cat?

Why are you yelling at me?

You should know better. I don't get it.

If it gets serious, your airways...

Hand it over.

I'll see you at work.

Why? I'll come along.

A lot of hospital staff live around here.

I don't want them to get ideas.

Who would get ideas? What kind of?

Anyway, don't tell anyone about today.

Dr. Cha?

Thank you. For everything.

Hello, doctor.

What are you doing?

Your clothes are the same. Did you not go home?

Well...

- Are you waiting for someone? - What?

No. Who would I wait for?

Dr. Cha?

Hello, Dr. Cha.

Ding-dong. You're waiting for him.

Why are you teasing me? Is it fun?

What? If you're waiting for Dr. Cha, I was just going to tell you...

not to bother. He's not coming in.

Why not? Why isn't he coming in?

He called in sick. He'll come in the afternoon.

He called in sick?

Please leave a message after the beep.

The conference is about to start. Where are you?

Doctor.

Hello, ma'am.

I brought some snacks for your team.

Share it among yourselves.

No, ma'am. We can't accept such gifts.

Thanks for the thought.

There's nothing I can do for you but this.

I especially don't know how to thank Dr. Cha.

He'll think he did his duty.

Would you call this part of your duty?

(As soon as you find this patient, call an ambulance.)

Whenever I heard that sound...

my heart starts to pound. I wonder if my son's inside.

Please leave a message after the beep.

Please leave a message...

SBS E13 'Doctor John' "Yo Han's Regular Checkup" -♥ Ruo Xi ♥-

Doctor!

Doctor!

Doctor!

Kang Si Young.

- What are you doing here? - Doctor.

You're sick. What's the matter?

Are you hurt? Is it an external injury?

Do you have a fever too?

What's this about?

You called in sick. I thought something was wrong.

I'm perfectly fine.

Then why did you call in sick?

I had a regular checkup.

Why didn't you answer your phone?

I called and texted you so many times!

You called?

What's this? 33 calls?

Don't put your phone on vibrate!

What's the point of having a phone?

You suddenly called in sick,

didn't answer your phone,

or reply to my texts.

How am I not to worry?

Kang Si Young. You're going overboard.

Overboard? You call this going overboard?

Come inside, unless you want to start a rumor.

Oh, dear.

Put these on.

Wait while I get changed.

Go on inside.

- Do you want tea? - No.

- I'll do it. - But...

Don't touch anything hot. Be careful.

Where's the kettle?

It's not in there.

No, up there.

In here?

Where's the tea?

In the top drawer.

Where's the water?