Novel & Cerita Stasis Of Blood Flow

Charlie smiled playfully before he said to Kenneth, “Come, let me check your pulse.” Kenneth hurriedly stretched out his wrist. Charlie pretended to check his pulse before he said, “The reason for your illness is your body suffering from blood stasis. The downward movement isn’t smooth and you also took medicine that would promote liver and kidney failure. This caused the accumulation of components in your lower region that has led to the ulceration. It is simply impossible to cure your disease by using an anti-inflammatory drug!” Kenneth felt that his explanation was very reasonable and he hurriedly asked, “Mr. Wade, how do you think my disease should be treated, then?”

The symptoms meant that the parts of the man's body that had blood stasis due to his cancer were starting to flow again. The stagnant blood was being pushed to the convergence vital point on the top of his head. If the needles were removed, the blood would flow back into the body at once. The stagnant blood would become a blockage wherever it flowed, and the patient would soon die as a result. Sebastian picked up a scalpel from the tray of instruments beside him. There was a silver flash as he wielded the scalpel over the man's head. A thin line of blood squirted out of the top of the man's head!

The door was partly open, and a soft yellow glow spilled across the hallway. As Winter reached the doorway, she heard Heather's worried voice from within. Her eyes narrowed sharply. "Dr. Hudson, what's happening with my grandson? His condition had only recently stabilized. How could it have relapsed like this?" Heather asked. "Mr. Terence's asthma appears to have developed as a result of poor airflow and blood stagnation. As a result, his respiratory function has been impaired. His fever is probably linked to the same cause." "Poor airflow and blood stagnation? How could that happen?" Jessica blurted out.

They were feeling the cold, the hunger, and the weight of their own bodies for the first time in their developmental history. ​“They’re experiencing Global Post-Stasis Shock,” I muttered, the medical terminology acting as a tether to my fading consciousness. “Aris... the pods... we have to vent the stasis-fluid slowly. If we dump the pressure too fast, their lungs will collapse. They’ve never breathed un-pressurized air.”

When she noticed his gaze dimmed, she asked anxiously, "Mister, how do you feel?" Ambrose regained his composure. He didn't want to disappoint Larissa. "I feel great. I feel a rush of heat flowing in my legs." "It's good that you feel it flowing. There's an old saying that goes, 'When there is a clear path, there is no discomfort felt; When discomfort is felt, there is an obstruction'. This is exactly what it means. "Mister, you've had an injury on your leg and didn't recover well after your surgery. Plus, the long-term use of a wheelchair has reduced the movement of your legs. It's causing blockages in your meridians and poor blood circulation.

he replied, shaking his head, curiousity and confusion written all over his face. Seeing the confusion and the need to explain further to the multibillionaire, Pella sat on the edge of the bed, and making his glasses perch on his nose, he launched into an explanation. “Imagine your coronary arteries are like pipes that supply water—in this case, blood—to your heart. Over time, these pipes can get clogged with plaque, which can be limescale, reducing and hampering the proper flow.

They had only ever seen this condition mentioned in ancient medical texts. Since the earliest records, there have been only a few mentions of the Ninth Dark Severed Pulse—this condition is exceedingly rare! Unfortunately... Despite its rarity, possessing such a condition is not a blessing but a severe misfortune! In ancient Hestian medicine, this condition was referred to as 'severed veins', or blocked veins'. The explanation in modern medicine is somewhat easier to understand. Blocked veins essentially mean that all the veins and blood vessels throughout the body are clogged, leading to insufficient blood supply to the heart.