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"Well, now that you ask me that, I suddenly feel a little dizzy."

Li Ang said as he leaned into his arms.

The nurse next to him looked at Li Ang, frowned at the heart rate that was starting to rise, and frowned at Li Ang again.

When he arrived at the hospital, perhaps because of the government reimbursement, Li Ang's physical examination items were arranged in full.

He estimated that this set would cost at least several thousand dollars.

Not to mention the other routine items, but when taking X-rays, CT scans and MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) examinations, Li Ang had a completely different experience from before.

Most people have no feeling when doing these two examinations, at most they can hear some noises. Even if some people claim that they feel uncomfortable, it is mostly psychological.

But when Li Ang took X-rays and CT scans, he really felt that something seemed to be impacting his body.

Both of these two examination methods rely on the penetration and density of rays to identify the internal conditions of the body.

The difference is that X-rays are simple, overlapping images of the front and back or left and right positions of the body, mainly targeting bones.

CT, on the other hand, is a cross-section of the human body, developing each layer, mainly targeting internal organs.

I don't know if it's because of his strong physique, strong spirit, or the combination of the two, but Li Ang can feel that he seems to be more sensitive to his body than before.

If, when doing these two tests, Li Ang only felt that his body was being impacted by some substance, then doing an MRI made him feel a new world.

As we all know, the principle of MRI is mainly to use the basis that the human body is mainly composed of water molecules, and then treat the hydrogen atoms in the water molecules as disordered points.

When affected by a strong magnetic field, the protons in the nuclei of all hydrogen atoms in the human body will change from disorder to order due to the magnetic field. Such change signals can be processed by a computer to obtain the MRI images we see.

When lying in the MRI instrument, Li Ang subconsciously remembered his experience of meditation when practicing internal qigong.

In this short process, Li Ang relied on his strong proficiency to quickly enter a state of meditation, which made him seem to open up a new world.

In the past, meditation was to imagine the energy in his Dantian. He could only imagine a vague image, and then follow this general feeling to control the energy to flow throughout his body.

But this time, he found that the previously vague image suddenly became clear. Although the "big sun" was still a picture he imagined, he seemed to really see a stream of air swimming in his body.

Unfortunately, the examination time was still too short, and he did not get any useful conclusions.

After getting up from the instrument, he stood there for a long time, and he was even a little confused about whether it was a picture he imagined in his mind just now, or what he really "saw".

After moving his cervical spine, Li Ang decided not to think about this problem for the time being. If he was pretending to be dizzy in the ambulance just now, then he really felt dizzy now, as if he was not getting enough sleep.

This mental state definitely did not support him to test again.

Next time when I have time to come for a checkup, I can confirm what I saw today. If it is really an illusion, it is impossible to imagine the same picture every time, and it is so clear.

But thinking from another angle, Li Ang doesn't know what this thing is for. Is this considered to have reached the realm of "inner vision" in martial arts novels?

It seems not. People can check their meridians at any time, and they can give themselves a physical examination just by thinking.

The only thing he knows is that if it is not an illusion just now, then he can verify that internal qigong is not something for self-comfort, but there is really such a thing as "qi".

"Doctor, how is his condition?"

Finally, when the results came out, Xila looked at the doctor nervously and asked.

But the doctor did not answer her question immediately, but asked back:

"What is your relationship with the patient?"

Li Ang's heart skipped a beat when he heard this sentence.

A serious doctor would definitely not ask this kind of question because of gossip, but because there was some abnormality in the examination report, or even a relatively unusual abnormality.

So it is necessary to consider the relationship between the people present before deciding whether to inform, so as to avoid infringing the patient's privacy.

"Shouldn't it be? I don't think there's anything wrong?"

Li Ang, who was sitting on the chair next to him and didn't care much, subconsciously came over at this time.

"Well, I'm his sister."

Sira glanced at Li Ang and answered in a low voice.

The doctor looked at Sira's blond hair and blue eyes, and then at Li Ang's obvious Asian appearance. After seeing Li Ang nodded, he spoke:

"Most of his test indicators are quite normal. Some indicators are much higher than normal people, such as an abnormally slow heart rate, but I saw that he was wearing competition clothes. Considering that he is an athlete, it is reasonable."

"It's just that"

Everything is afraid of buts. The doctor's pause made both of them nervous.

"Compared with normal people, his brain waves are abnormally active, even a little abnormal. Consider doing a further examination in this regard."

The doctor seemed to be afraid that Li Ang did not realize the seriousness of the problem, so he added:

"Mental examination."

But he seemed to realize that this was easy to be misunderstood, and continued to patch it up:

"I don't mean that he has a mental illness. I just want to say that he may be different from normal people in terms of mental state. Damn, it's the brain waves that are different."

Finally, after explaining, the doctor who almost made himself angry breathed a sigh of relief. This posture showed that he was often complained about.

"In addition, his muscle imaging is not the same as that of ordinary people. Some of the results are like those that appear when the density is too high. I don't know much about this. You can go and consult relevant experts separately. That's about it."

On the way out of the hospital.

"Miss Xila, I have to explain to you that there is definitely no problem with my mental state."

Li Ang was also helpless. How could he be diagnosed as mentally ill after the physical examination he agreed to.

"Hahaha."

Looking at Li Ang's serious explanation, Xila couldn't help but cover her mouth and laugh.

"Compared to you, I feel that the doctor is more likely to have a mental problem. I suspect that he has anxiety disorder caused by being too afraid of complaints. What do you think?"

"Great minds think alike."

At this time, Eric stood stupidly outside the hospital, watching the two people talking and laughing.

He suddenly remembered what he saw on YouTube, a Chinese internet celebrity said:

"Love whoever, it's redundant."