take a look what you've done

You could gently interrupt them and ask them to get to the point. For example, say something like 'That sounds really interesting, but could you quickly tell me the main part?'.

The original text of 'What's done cannot be undone' written by Jinzhi can be viewed on Teacher Jinzhi's Weibo. The novel "Acanthus Flower Blossoms" is equally wonderful. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

I can recommend "The Ancient First Demon God". The male protagonist was a young man who killed demons and eventually became a demon. In order to protect all things in the world, he became a human and a demon, redeeming his past. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

It was common to feel a little pain in the chest after a heart stent, but it was not necessarily normal. The cause of the pain needed to be determined to determine whether treatment and medication were needed. The causes of chest pain can be divided into two categories: coronary-artery disease and non-coronary-artery disease. Chest pain caused by coronary-artery disease is more dangerous. It may be a problem with the stent, such as re-embolisation in the stent.(It may be due to insufficient use of anticoagulants or improper selection of stent, which may be manifested as severe symptoms such as persistent chest pain. It is necessary to seek medical attention in time. Streptokinase-based chemotherapy therapy or re-implant of stent may be used.) It may also be caused by other pathological blood vessels or coronary-artery microvessel diseases. For example, in some patients, there is more than one part of the heart disease, or it may be caused by early withdrawal of drugs or bad living habits. It was also possible that the patient had multiple vessels and multiple pathological changes. The stent only improved the blood supply of the "criminal vessels". Although the small branch blood vessel obstruction did not cause obvious symptoms, there would be chest pain after the surgery. Generally, medication was needed. For chest pain caused by coronary-artery disease, coronary-artery expansion and other drugs can be taken (for example, oral administration of Aspirin, Clopicgrel, Isosorbide Mononitrate, Metoprolor, Atorvastine, Trimetazide Tablets, etc. are required after surgery. If there is a circulatory disorder, oral nicorandi can be used to improve the condition). If necessary, coronary-artery mammography and intervention therapy should be performed again. Non-cardiovascular diseases were more commonly seen in patients with stent stretch, anxiety and depression, and some patients who were allergic to the stent. Generally, it would not cause serious consequences. For example, chest pain caused by psychological factors (Many patients were anxious after the stent was placed, worried that the "foreign body" of the stent would cause an accident, or they did not have any blood loss but felt heart pain, which was cardiac neurosis); when the stent was placed, the plaque was squeezed flat and small fragments flowed far away, causing chest pain.(This kind of pain lasts for a short period of time and can usually be recovered in a few months); the blood vessel wall is pulled by the stent to stimulate the nerves, causing chest pain.(This kind of chest pain is generally faint and persistent, which is different from typical chest pain after activity); There is also stomach discomfort caused by taking a variety of drugs after the stent is placed. It is not manifested as gastric acid and heartburn, but chest tightness and a feeling of globus hystericus in the throat (suspected to be chest tightness caused by stomach discomfort caused by drugs); adverse reactions of drugs may also cause chest discomfort (such as Aspirin may affect the digestive system and cause chest discomfort). For chest pain not caused by coronary-artery disease, treatment should be based on the specific cause, and special attention should be paid to the patient's psychological and emotional regulation. If you have chest pain after the stent, don't buy your own medicine. You must go to the hospital for a relevant examination first. After the specific cause is confirmed, you can receive targeted treatment and medication under the guidance of the doctor. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

Honestly, I've always been interested in this kind of story. I know it's a bit out there, but I thought it could be really impactful if done right. So I just went for it.