Unfamiliar words begin to accumulate, and fatigue follows.
What is routine for a physician
is likely an exception for a patient.
Small risks are explained.
The mind magnifies them into larger concerns.
The body quietly asks for rest.
But there is no particular need to become stronger toward the unfamiliar.
Even if something feels unnatural,
it may be enough to leave it as it is.
For now,
that seems to be the only reasonable way.