Immediately after Lu Fang's return, the hospital prepared Andrea for immunoglobulin infusion.
Immunoglobulin, also known as antibodies, are glycoprotein molecules produced by plasma cells or white blood cells. They act as a critical part of the immune response to viruses and bacteria. It ultimately helps fight infections and diseases.
It was a twelve hour infusion but just after ten hours, Lu Fang could see his wife's fingers looking normal again. It relieved him to know that the treatment worked.
When Andrea woke up the next day, she felt better. It had been days since she had not a proper rest. However, last night, during and after being injected with immunoglobulin, she had slept rather well, not feeling any discomfort.
"Babe, I'm hungry," Andrea said waking up the man beside her.
"Hey, good morning, babe," responded Lu Fang before sitting up to kiss his wife in the cheek. "It's good that you are asking for food."
