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"Hmm... now that you ask, I suddenly feel a little dizzy."
Li Ang said this as he burrowed into his chest.
The nearby nurse glanced at Li Ang, then frowned at the rising heart rate on the monitor, and frowned again at Li Ang.
Upon reaching the hospital, perhaps because it was reimbursed by the government, the medical exams scheduled for Li Ang were impressively thorough.
He estimated that the whole set would cost a few thousand US dollars at least.
Not to mention other routine tests, but when it came to X-rays, CT scans, and MRI (Nuclear Magnetic Resonance) examinations, Li Ang had a markedly different experience than before.
Most people feel nothing during these two tests, at most hearing some random noises, and any discomfort claimed is mostly psychological.
But as Li Ang underwent the X-ray and CT scan, he distinctly felt something as if assaulting his body.
Both of these methods rely on the penetrative power and density of rays to identify what's inside the body.
