Her vitality was in terrible shape. That was Heath's first reaction when he saw the elderly woman. His second was that her body must be extremely weak. In traditional Chinese medicine terms, she was severely depleted and on the verge of breaking down. Treating an illness under those circumstances would not be easy. After all, every medicine had its risks; any drug would have side effects of one kind or another. A young person naturally would not need to worry about these issues. Young people were in good physical condition and compensated well, so they could withstand medication and even undergo surgery outright. But that was not the case for an elderly person. This was also one reason many hospitals refused to admit patients who were too old. Treating elderly patients carried very high risks these days, and the treatment plans they could tolerate required careful consideration. With some serious illnesses, even the attending physician could rack their brains and still have no idea how to proceed. As for this elderly woman, Heath felt that her physical condition probably could not withstand the effects of those experimental drugs either. So the best option for her really was for him to handle it himself.
"Ma'am, come and sit down. I'll give you a little massage, and you'll be all right." Heath smiled. Although this sort of problem was tricky, it really was not a problem for him. A weakened version of Life Flame would be enough to resolve all the trouble. Most importantly, Heath also had some methods of his own to address the problem while replenishing some of the elderly woman's vitality, easing the loss she had suffered from being tormented by her illness all this time. In other words, he could make her body look considerably stronger.
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