Based on the story of the doctor's nephew in Chapter 34, what is the Satcharitra suggesting about the relationship between faith and medical science?

The narrative in Chapter 34 presents a clear hierarchy where faith and divine grace succeed after the limits of medical science have been reached. The story deliberately establishes the failure of conventional medicine by noting that a 'degree-holding doctor,' 'physician friends,' and 'expert and intelligent surgeons' were all helpless against the boy's bone-cyst. They had exhausted all 'native and foreign treatments' and even 'surgery was attempted.' Only after this complete failure of medical science did the family turn to Sai Baba as a 'last resort.' The cure comes not from a new procedure but from Udi, a symbol of faith and Baba's grace. This suggests that while medicine has its place, there are realms of suffering and disease where spiritual intervention and faith are portrayed as a more powerful, ultimate solution.