The final type is the Qi inversion syndrome, clinically manifested by severe thoracic obstruction pain, recurring or persisting without relief, accompanied by palpitations and difficulty breathing. Initially, cyanosis of the lips occurs, followed by a sudden change to a pale complexion, profuse cold sweating, extremities reversing, mental fatigue, and in severe cases, confusion and stupor, with a purple tongue, and a deep, thready pulse.
Thinking of this, Lu Xuan looked up at Ji Huan's secretary: "Has Vice Mayor Ji been eating a lot of greasy foods lately? Like fatty meats or other foods rich in fats?"
Ji Huan's secretary had been anxiously pacing back and forth. Being Ji Huan's secretary meant that their fates were tied together; if something happened to Ji Huan, his work arrangements would be derailed.
