When you suffer from lower back and leg pain: The series of medical books for patients around you

Author: Liu Qianmin Wang Junping
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: A healthy body is extremely important to us. Regardless of a person's status, position, or wealth gap, they are inevitably in the struggle against illness. Having money is not as valuable as having health, which indirectly illustrates the importance and role of health in life. Without a healthy body, even if one lives a luxurious life or has a smooth career, there can be no happiness. When a person falls ill, their first thought is whether they can encounter a skilled doctor to quickly alleviate the pain caused by the disease. However, some diseases are chronic, or there is no effective treatment method yet, and many patients need to fight the disease long-term. Therefore, they urgently need to understand some knowledge about their illness to cooperate with doctors for better treatment. Based on this understanding, we have selected some common and difficult-to-treat diseases and compiled the "Patient's Companion Doctor Series." This series consists of 14 volumes, providing answers in the form of Q&A for each disease, covering aspects such as how to prepare psychologically after being diagnosed, how to visit the hospital, how to undergo various examinations, how to choose treatment methods, how to use medication reasonably, and how to practice self-care. The goal is to help patients gain a more comprehensive understanding of these diseases, making treatment more effective, recovery faster, and improving the quality of life for patients. The authors of this series are experts from various disciplines who have long worked on the front lines of clinical practice and have rich experience in diagnosing and treating the diseases they have written about. The writing process of this series lasted over a year, and to ensure its accessibility, practicality, and accuracy, everyone revised it multiple times, repeatedly modifying it, with the hope of helping patients recover.