I'm writing a novel, and the protagonist has a disease, which is that he can't shed tears. I want to ask if there's a professional term for this disease? Thank you ~~
The professional terms for not shedding tears were as follows: 1. Lacrimal Gland Obstruction (L. Lacrimal Gland Blockage) 2. Xerosis (Lachrymal Dysfunction) 3. Insufficient tear secretion (tear secretion disorder) 4. Dry eye syndrome (L lacrimal gland malfunction with or without dry eye symptoms) 5. Dry eye keratis (Lachrymal gland malfunction with or without long-term or repeated dry eye symptoms) 6. Lacrimal passage obstruction (lacrimal passage narrowing or closing) 7. Narrowing of the lacrimal passage (obstruction of the lacrimal passage is manifested as obstruction of tear discharge) 8. Lacrimal tumor (Benign or malignant tumor in the lacrimal passage) 9. Narrowing of the lacrimal passage (Narrowing of the lacrimal passage is manifested as obstruction of tear discharge) 10 Congenital lacrimal duct stricture (abnormal development of lacrimal duct at birth is manifested as obstruction of tear discharge) I hope these terms will help. If you have any other questions or need more help, please feel free to let me know.
Dear friends, I'm writing a novel now. The male protagonist has a disease, which can be cured.
The male protagonist had a disease that could be cured. This was a very interesting plot. When writing a novel, one needed to consider the background, personality, motivation, and other factors of the male protagonist, as well as the treatment process and results of the disease. If the male protagonist had a treatable illness, it would add tension and drama to the story. The reader might want to know how the male protagonist contracted this disease and whether he was willing to put in the effort to treat himself. In the novel, the treatment of this disease could also be set as the background and plot. For example, whether the company or organization that the male protagonist was in provided treatment drugs or technology, or whether the male protagonist received help and support from other characters. When writing a novel, one had to consider the cohesiveness and logic of the plot. If the male protagonist has a treatable illness, it will help to promote the development of the story and make it easier for the readers to understand the actions and decisions of the male protagonist. I hope these suggestions can help you write a wonderful novel!
I'm looking for the name of the novel! Heart disease!
The name of the novel is as follows: Love Story of a Heart Patient 2. Forbidden Love for Heart Patients 3. The Secret Love of a Heart Patient 4." Heart Disease Patients Support Each Other " 5." The Love and Killing of Heart Patients " I hope these names can help.
I want to write a novel to understand a congenital disease.
It's very interesting to write a novel about a congenital disease. Here are some basic information and related plots about this disease for reference: Congenital diseases are diseases that are already present at birth, usually caused by genetic mutations or abnormalities. These diseases may cause abnormalities in certain parts of the patient's body, such as the heart, liver, kidneys, brain, etc., and may also affect the patient's intelligence and behavior. In some novels, congenital diseases can be described as a mysterious and unpredictable disease, which brings many challenges and difficulties to the protagonist and also causes the fate of the protagonist and others. The protagonist may need to find a way to treat the disease through various means, or he may need to pay a huge price to overcome the obstacles brought by the disease. Other novels might also involve the family relationship, social rejection, psychological trauma of patients with congenital diseases, etc. These plots could increase the depth and tension of the novel. Learning about congenital diseases when writing a novel could add many details and plots to the story, allowing the reader to understand and pay more attention to the protagonist's fate and experiences.
When will I have no disease? When will I have no disease?
" I'm Not Sick " was a the mainland of China series that aired in 2021. It was directed by Chen Kaige and produced by Zhang Yimou. The actors included Chen Shu, Zhao Lixin, Zhou Yiwei, and others. The drama tells the story of a widow and her son searching for self-identity and family inheritance in modern society. The broadcast time was August 17,2021 in the mainland of China. The follow-up plot can be viewed on the drama's official website.
I want to be in a relationship with someone with a chuunibyou disease.
"Even a chuunibyou needs to fall in love!" It was a romantic comedy anime with teenage girls as the main characters. It told the story of them falling in love during their middle school years. If you like this kind of theme, you can refer to the following similar anime recommendations: 1 " Takagi, who is good at teasing ": It tells the story of Takagi's love story with a beautiful girl in his class during his middle school years. This anime has a funny and touching side. 2.< Light Sound Girl >: It tells the story of a group of deaf and mute girls falling in love during high school. Music becomes the bridge for their communication. This anime is full of a relaxed and happy atmosphere. 3 " Love Asteroid ": It tells the story of a young man who meets a young girl through an asteroid and has a love story. This anime has a romantic and warm side. 4.<< Index of Forbidden Magic Books >>: It tells the story of a group of chuunibyou teenagers fighting and falling in love through their superpowers. Although it is a little violent and bloody, it still has a deep emotional description. 5 " The Battle of the Date ": The story of a young girl summoning a series of dates is full of chuunibyou and fantasy elements, but it also has a touching and funny side.
I'm looking for an anime where the male lead has a chuunibyou disease...
There are many animes where the male lead has chuunibyou syndrome. The following are some examples: 1 Kirito in the Sword God Domain. He was a young man who loved fantasy and adventure. He often acted and spoke like a chuunibyou. 2. Alan in The Attacking Giant. When he was a child, he showed symptoms of chuunibyou disease. Later, as he grew older and experienced combat, he gradually transformed into a firm and powerful character. 3. Charcoal Jiro from "Blade of the Destroyer". He was a young man with a strong sense of justice and revenge. He often showed symptoms of chuunibyou, such as calling himself a "ghost hunter" and so on. Altolia Pendragon from Fate/Zero was a princess from a noble family. She was also a character with a strong sense of justice and chuunibyou syndrome. 5 "Even a chuunibyou needs to fall in love!" The male lead of the movie, Shirai Kuroko, was a young man who liked to play hero roles and called himself the "little hero who saved the world." He often showed symptoms of chuunibyou.
I'm writing a novel and I want to ask everyone to think of some year names. Thank you.
Of course, the following are some of the year names that appear in novels: The Condor Heroes (1993) The Legend of the Infernal Realm (2011) Battle Through the Heavens (2010) 4 Full Time Masters (2013) Martial Yin Yang (2016) Lord Snow Eagle (2012) Seven Swords Come (2014) The Douluo Continent (2010) The Nine Dominators (2011) 10 Sword Souls (2008) I hope these can be of help to you!
The male protagonist of our novel needs to suffer from a disease. Can you suggest which disease is suitable?
According to the plot that I recommended, it would be more appropriate for the male protagonist to catch a cold or a fever. This would allow him to experience the feeling of being taken care of and cared for, and it would not affect the plot too much. However, please note that getting sick is not a good thing. I still hope that everyone is healthy ~ I hope you like my recommendation. Muah ~😗
I am looking for a genetic disease to use in writing a novel. Which genetic disease is better? Please tell me the specific symptoms.
Writing a novel required a type of genetic disease, and the following were the more representative examples: 1. Autism spectrum disorder (ASD): This is a neurodevelopmental disorder that can lead to problems with social interaction, language, and behavior. In the novel, it could be described that the protagonist faced various challenges and difficulties because of this disease, which drove the development of the story. Congenital hearing loss: This is a hereditary hearing disorder caused by a genetic defect that causes the death of hearing neurons, resulting in hearing loss. In the novel, the protagonist could be described as suffering from this disease and facing various hearing and communication difficulties to increase the realism and drama of the plot. Cystic Fiberosis: This is a chronic disease that may cause the lung and skin to be thickened, eventually leading to breathing difficulties and organ failure. In the novel, it could be described that the protagonist faced various challenges and difficulties because of this disease, thus enhancing the drama and tension of the plot. The above three genetic diseases all had their own unique symptoms and causes. One could choose one to describe according to the actual situation. At the same time, it was also necessary to consider the impact of the disease in society and the situation of the population in order to better reflect the real life.