Chen Yu didn't answer Nash's question directly.
After a moment's hesitation, Chen Yu sighed. "You know, you could opt for surgery."
'Or rather,' he thought, 'you should have done it a long time ago.'
Chen Yu was well aware of Nash's problem: a congenital spinal abnormality. The connection between his lumbar vertebrae and sacrum was unstable, causing a degree of spondylolisthesis.
This abnormal spinal structure meant that with every run and jump, the pressure on his spine was greater than that of an ordinary person.
Over time, it was inevitable that his back would give out.
And it was a chain reaction. It wasn't just the bones; the tendons and ligaments connecting bone and muscle would also start having issues.
Then there were the nerves. As the spondylolisthesis worsened, it would compress the nerves, inevitably leading to neurological pain.
