A soldier suffering from such an illness is very painful, let alone ordinary people.
"Uncle, I brought Dr. Ye here. He can definitely cure your illness," said Cao Ling.
Ye Qiu first went over to examine Wei Dajun, lying on the hospital bed. He found the wound on his right foot, which seemed to have healed, but the tetanus bacteria, once in the body, proliferates in low-oxygen environments, producing toxins that now invade Wei Dajun's nervous system and motor neurons, reflecting the symptoms Ye Qiu just observed.
Of course, tetanus symptoms, like rabies, usually go unnoticed until an outbreak, and only early vaccination can produce antibodies.
However, the symptoms have already manifested, and the Military Hospital doctors are treating Wei Dajun with antitoxin, yielding the same results.
Although it's not enough to be fatal to Wei Dajun, it will severely impact his life and work if it worsens, especially since his current job might force him into early retirement due to injury.
