Chapter 11

After accepting the prescription, Adela suddenly remembered her mother's heart condition, which was even more complicated than Mrs. Jones' asthma.

She hesitantly asked, gambling on the chance: "Do you know about heart disease? Can it be cured?"

Jonathan chuckled: "Saying 'heart disease' is quite vague. In medical terms, it's called heart failure, the final stage of heart disease. According to conventional Western medicine, it essentially cannot be cured. The only solutions are expensive medication to suppress the symptoms or a heart transplant. However, not just in our country but even abroad, heart transplants are not common. Aside from the huge cost, the success rate is low, not to mention the compatibility issue. But if other treatment methods are used, there's a chance for a cure. However, doctors who truly understand this disease are few and far between. You can only hope to encounter one but cannot demand or request!&quo