"Doctor, please don't scare me." The young man gripped Liu Banxia's arm, speaking in a rather anxious tone.
"I'm not scaring you. If my judgment is accurate, she currently has no effective treatment available in our country," Liu Banxia responded seriously.
"It's a rare disease characterized by subcutaneous capillary dilation and swelling of the mucous membranes. This swelling is non-pitting and recurrent. It typically affects areas with loose tissue, such as the face, tongue, throat, hands, and feet, and can occasionally occur in the gastrointestinal tract."
"The patient's current symptoms all align with this. It started in her foot and then resolved on its own. However, due to disrupted estrogen levels, a large-scale outbreak occurred—first in her head, then in her gastrointestinal tract."
Xu Hui racked his brain, trying to identify the disease. It seemed somewhat familiar, yet elusive.
