Yun Heng pondered for a moment and then asked, "Longer? One year ago, two years ago, both."

"A year or two ago?"

The patient's husband was reminded by Yun Heng and remembered: "Three or four years ago, someone next door jumped off the building. My wife was so scared that she couldn't sleep all night. After that, she got better and has been fine ever since."

"Um."

Yun Heng nodded: "This incident is the trigger."

"It happened three or four years ago. Is it still relevant?"

The patient's husband was a little puzzled.

"Although the incident has passed, the impact has not."

Yun Heng said, "You were scared at the time, and then you think about it all the time, right?"

Yun Heng was asking about the patient.

"Sometimes I do think about things that I don't really want to think about, but I just can't help it."

The patient nodded.

"This is precisely because of long-term mental stimulation, which leads to emotional depression and poor liver and gallbladder qi function, thus affecting the spleen and stomach's transportation and transformation functions, resulting in postnatal malnutrition and insufficient gallbladder qi."

Yun Heng smiled and said, "People often talk about courage. This word is not a random word. If you have enough courage, you will be fearless. If you don't have enough courage, you will be suspicious and easily frightened. "Lingshu Lingqi Zangfu Disease Form" records that "People with gallbladder disease sigh a lot, have a bitter taste in the mouth, vomit old juice, feel a dull feeling in the heart, and fear that people are about to catch them..."

"What this means is that patients with gallbladder disease tend to sigh, are pessimistic, have a bitter taste in their mouth, have wild thoughts in their minds, and are always worried that someone will harm them."

"You're absolutely right. My wife just likes to sigh all the time."

The patient's husband nodded repeatedly after listening.

The patient had not been in for very long, so some of her symptoms were not very obvious, such as sighing, but her husband, who had been with her day and night, was very clear about this.

"Phobic hysteria."

Niu Gensheng glanced at Ma Tiequan, then looked at Yun Heng.

Ma Tiequan was right about this disease, it was phobic hysteria, and Yun Heng's diagnosis was very careful, taking all aspects into consideration.