After the nurse left, Adams immediately told his wife, "Go to the pharmacy, see if you can buy some medication that can lower heart rate and blood pressure."
"Without a doctor's prescription, you can't buy this type of medication. I think it's the same in China and the United Kingdom. Think about it, who would dare give you blood pressure and heart rate medications privately? This requires strong professional knowledge. We can't mess around; it would complicate the experiment." His wife, being more rational, advised Adams.
But Adams was being very irrational now. All he could think about was that he had to participate in the clinical trial as scheduled; there could be no further delays, otherwise, he had no idea what changes might occur during the waiting period.
"Lorina, trust me, you won't regret it. Find some way to get the drugs. You're saving my life by doing this, believe me." Adams said anxiously.
