Why not go to the hospital to see a patient in March and September of' 88?

This is a superstitious statement and there is no scientific basis to support it. In modern medicine, patients need to receive treatment and care in hospitals, regardless of their zodiac sign or date of birth.

This statement may come from China's traditional divination and numerology. According to these beliefs, people who belong to the dragon will have bad luck at certain times, including March and September. Therefore, people may associate this belief with the health of patients and think that they should not visit patients in these months to avoid bringing them bad luck.

However, this statement is not supported by any scientific evidence. In fact, when patients need treatment and care, they should not be ignored because of so-called luck or bad luck. The correct way is to provide medical services and nursing as much as possible when patients need it, so that patients can recover faster.