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Glioma · C152

Less numbness and drooling, with speech symptoms continuing

Gu Xiaoyuan · 58 years

Glioma: Less numbness and drooling, with speech symptoms continuing. English source image 1, with original photographs and clinical records where present.
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Gu Xiaoyuan · 58 · Glioma 14 Sep AM 07:32 After 3 days of medicine: 1. Numbness in the hands and feet and drooling have eased. 2. Tongue stiffness has not improved. 3. Eating, urination and bowel movements are normal. 4. Sleep involves many dreams, and morning blood pressure is high. 14 Sep AM 11:09 That is quite good. The numbness in the hands and feet has eased, suggesting a good response so far. Please continue. Okay. Please keep me informed of any changes while taking the medicine. Chinese medicine is taken continuously. Please contact me when about five days of medicine remain. Director Yang is not in clinic every day, so we need time to arrange your follow-up. Preparing and mailing the medicine also takes time, and we want to avoid interruptions.
Glioma: Less numbness and drooling, with speech symptoms continuing. English source image 2, with original photographs and clinical records where present.
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9.8 · Gu Xiaoyuan · 58 · Glioma Okay. Yesterday AM 9:34 Mr Li, after seven days of medicine, the numbness and drooling are gradually easing. Eating, activity, urination and bowel movements are normal. My tongue is still stiff, speech is sometimes unclear, and I have many dreams during sleep. Yesterday AM 9:47 Voice message: 30 seconds. 30″ Voice message: 16 seconds. 16″ Yesterday AM 10:00 Today is day eight. Yesterday AM 10:05 You recalled a message Okay. The 20th will be day ten. I will arrange a follow-up with Director Yang at 3 pm on the 20th to review your progress. Continuity matters in Chinese medicine, and preparation and delivery take about four days, so when your first course ends… [cropped]