This repeated continuously, with hospitalizations no less than four or five times.
Except for the first hospitalization when the disease initially appeared, the other four times were due to fatigue, dampness, and other relapses.
As for the intervals between hospitalizations, the main means of temporary recovery during those times was through taking traditional Chinese medicine.
For instance, during the first hospitalization, since the condition showed no improvement, it was changed to Chinese medicine treatment.
The main symptoms at that time were swelling throughout the body, cough, shortness of breath, extremely little urine, difficulty in urination, dizziness, insomnia, a sallow complexion, weak pulse, and reportedly high blood pressure.
