"Half a year ago, I prescribed him the medication in this way, but it didn't work," Liu Li said regretfully.
"Did he visit any other departments?"
"He started at the neurology department but didn't find anything. Later, he came to me thinking it might be a gynecological issue, but nothing turned up either."
Li Dongsheng and the others all turned their gaze toward Lin Yi.
The patient's problem was precisely this: while there were no issues with the organs, he just felt unwell.
And at only forty-something years old, menopause was unlikely, ruling out the possibility of estrogen imbalance.
"Principal Lin, do you have any thoughts?"
"I'd like to understand the situation a bit more first."
Lin Yi walked over to the middle-aged couple. "Do you have children?"
The middle-aged man nodded. "He's fifteen, in the eighth grade."
"Just one child at home?"
The middle-aged man gave an awkward smile. "With our financial situation, there's no way we could afford a second."
