Lu Jiu TCM Hospital.
Department of Difficult and Complicated Diseases.
The patient in front of Lu Jiu was sitting in a wheelchair. His limbs were completely powerless, and even his neck couldn't support his head, which could only lean to one side.
Modern medicine defines ALS as Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis, a chronic, progressive degenerative disease involving the upper and lower motor neurons and the muscles they control in the trunk, limbs, and head and face.
It commonly manifests as progressive muscle weakness, muscle atrophy, and muscle fasciculations due to combined damage to the upper and lower motor neurons.
As for the cause, modern medicine believes that a minority of cases are hereditary, but the cause of most cases is still unclear.
"Liver Wood, Hydronephrosis, were you both injured by heat evil before his muscle atrophy?"
After communicating with the patient's Five Viscera, Lu Jiu began questioning Liver Wood and Hydronephrosis.
