The patient shook his head vigorously.
"Hold him down, he's starting to exhibit hysteria, hurry and administer medication," Yang Ping ordered the surrounding graduate students to step in immediately.
The patient's tongue swiftly retracted halfway back: "Alright... alright... otherwise, observe... observe..."
Yang Ping sat down, speaking in his distinctively calm voice, but his words were not addressed to Li Gang, rather they seemed to continue his teaching:
"In clinical diagnosis, apart from distinguishing the authenticity of diseases, sometimes we also need to distinguish the authenticity of symptoms." His voice was not loud, yet very clear, "Organic muscle tension disorders stem from neurotransmitter imbalances, resulting from autonomic nervous system dysfunction which the patient cannot control. Its presentation has physiological foundations, like the tongue coloration I mentioned earlier, the uniform degree of muscle tension, accompanying slight tremors, etc."
