The entire reasoning process was seamless, from identifying the critical medication history during the diagnosis to connecting pharmacological principles, then explaining the neuropathophysiology, and finally perfectly matching the clinical manifestations. Everything interlocked, leaving no room for error. All the previously strange and incomprehensible symptoms made perfect sense under Yang Ping's explanation.
"So that's how it is!" "That's brilliant!" "Why didn't I think of medication side effects?"... whispered praises and admiration spread among the doctors.
The patient's wife, although bewildered by terms like "Dopamine" and "Acetylcholine," clearly understood two things: First, her husband's illness had a cause, neither a curse nor a terminal illness; second, the young Professor Yang before her was truly a miracle worker!
"Professor Yang, can it be treated then? How to treat it?" she asked urgently, her voice full of hope.
