"I know what Mrs. Jiang is worried about, and I also know why she came to see me today."

Dr. Zhuang said: "Mrs. Jiang was one of my teacher's patients at the time. As soon as I saw the news, I went to see my teacher and learned something about Mrs. Jiang's condition back then."

"Mrs. Jiang came to see my teacher many times that year. I can't tell you the details, but my teacher said that every time Mrs. Jiang went there, the situation was worse than the last time."

Liang Shuer's heart suddenly tightened, and she became inexplicably nervous while holding her breath.

"Especially after giving birth to Mr. Jiang." Dr. Zhuang said, seeing the expression on Liang Shuer's face, he paused and said, "Mrs. Jiang actually doesn't need to worry so much. Mrs. Jiang's situation is different from Mr. Jiang's."

"I..." Liang Shuer loosened her clenched fingers.

"Mr. Jiang is accompanied by Mrs. Jiang now, but Mrs. Jiang back then was not."

Dr. Zhuang said with a hint of sadness in his eyes: "Mrs. Jiang's final tragedy is the worst situation and the situation we least want to see."

Back then, Yu Wan suddenly stopped going to her teacher's clinic one day, and she probably gave up on treatment. As doctors, there was nothing they could do about it. After all, patients usually contacted them on their own initiative, but they didn't.

It is difficult to contact the patient.

After that, Yu Wan never went there again, until one day she saw the news about the fire in Jiang's house. At that time, the teacher felt that the matter should not be that simple, but by that time, the Jiang family had sent Yu Wan to other hospitals, and even asked people to watch

She didn't want to approach anyone, and it was hard for her to take the initiative to contact the patient, so she just dropped the matter.

Unexpectedly, after so many years, the events of that year would reappear in this way.

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"But Mr. Jiang's situation is different from Mrs. Jiang's." Dr. Zhuang looked at Liang Shu'er and repeated: "Mrs. Jiang was depressed and manic at the same time, but Mr. Jiang only had one of them."

"And Mr. Jiang's symptoms..." Dr. Zhuang paused, as if trying to find a suitable wording: "Not only are they different from Mrs. Jiang's, they are also completely different from other similar patients I have come into contact with.

."

"What do you mean?" Liang Shuer was confused.

"Before this, the teacher and I had always thought that Mr. Jiang had inherited it, because Mr. Jiang never revealed a word about what happened that year. He didn't trust anyone, or in other words, after that year, he kept those things closed.

Get up and no one will tell."

"Now it seems that Mr. Jiang's condition has genetic causes, but it is also related to his childhood experiences."

Liang Shuer listened, thought for a while, and explained the truth to Dr. Zhuang.

Doctor Zhuang's eyes flashed with surprise, but he quickly returned to normal, nodded and said, "No wonder, it's like this."

"Mr. Jiang's psychological condition is actually close to that of ordinary people. Sometimes it can be said that he is exactly the same as ordinary people. There is no difference."

Liang Shuer was stunned: "Dr. Zhuang, you mean that my husband is actually normal at these times?"

Seeing Dr. Zhuang nodding, Liang Shuer couldn't help but show joy on her face.

"Actually, before I knew it, I didn't think my husband was any different from other people. To be honest, I thought he was very normal."

"It's normal for Mrs. Jiang to feel like this." Dr. Zhuang said with a smile: "Most of what Mr. Jiang shows is actually pressure that outsiders don't know about."

"pressure?"

"Yes." Dr. Zhuang said, "Even normal people will experience stress. It can also be understood as stress caused by both the mind and the body. However, Mr. Jiang has experienced much more in this regard than normal people.

, it’s like doubling it.”

"So he needs to do other things to convert that."

"Normal people can digest it in various ways that they think are suitable. Some people who can't digest it end up becoming depressed and sick, and then it becomes more and more serious. The stress cannot be discharged, leading to all kinds of extreme things in the end."

"But Mr. Jiang has been very good at controlling his situation in this regard for so many years. After listening to what Mrs. Jiang just said, I have to say that Mr. Jiang's mental state is really strong."

"I know that Mr. Jiang is a cardiac surgeon. He goes to the operating table every day, and I think surgery itself is also a way for him to relieve stress."

"Yes." Liang Shuer nodded: "He told me."

"The more Mr. Jiang looks like a normal person on the outside and can't tell anything, the more he needs strong willpower and control inside to keep his body and mind in good balance."

"And Mr. Jiang not only did it, but he did it for so many years."

"This situation is both good and bad."

Liang Shuer asked: "How to say?"

"Because of excessive suppression, sooner or later there will be a day when I can no longer suppress it. Although there is no exact time, there is no guarantee that Mr. Jiang can always maintain this balance for himself."

"So, the best treatment for Mr. Jiang now is to stop him from being depressed. Of course, sudden release is definitely not possible. It has to be done step by step. This requires Mrs. Jiang to spend more time and patience.

"

Liang Shuer nodded: "I will."

"Everyone's way of decompressing is different, and the effects of different methods are naturally different. Mrs. Jiang can carefully observe and observe in daily life, or if possible, she can directly ask Mr. Jiang how he feels, and then sum up a more

There is a more appropriate method.”

"I know." Liang Shuer wrote it down carefully.

"There are no symptoms that normal manic patients show in Mr. Jiang. That's because he has resolved them in his own way. Therefore, Mr. Jiang's appearance is no different from ordinary people. Even if he spends time together day and night, no one can tell.

What."

"By the way, I heard that Mr. Jiang resigned?" Dr. Zhuang frowned slightly when he said this, and said: "Cardiosurgery requires extremely high concentration. At this point, Mr. Jiang chose this career.

Very suitable.”

"But if such a channel is suddenly lost, it is like an overflowing flood. If a major gate is missing, the consequences will definitely be bad. Mrs. Jiang should pay attention to this!"

Liang Shuer's heart tightened: "Does Dr. Zhuang have any good suggestions?"

After Liang Shuer finished speaking, Dr. Zhuang did not answer and asked instead: "Can I ask how Mrs. Jiang and Mr. Jiang's married life is?"

Liang Shuer was startled and didn't realize what the other party meant.
Chapter completed!