Based on multiple eyewitness evidence and clinical reports, our department has compiled the mechanism and symptoms of DICK syndrome as follows.

1. The virus can be transmitted through air and water. Body fluids discharged by patients in the stable phase are the main source of infection.
2. DICK syndrome modifies DNA coding by modifying the nerve receptors in the uterus, so it only affects female humans.
3. The time from exposure to the virus to the onset of violent mutation is only a short incubation period ranging from 1 to 2 hours on average.
4. Once the mutation begins, it means that the virus has successfully taken control of the human body. The patient will begin to lose hair, have breast enlargement, and the head and even the upper body will become sarcomas that resemble male genitalia. Its internal organ structure also began to change, and its digestive and excretory system reversed upward and downward, moving to the head's urethra and nipples to become the excretion outlet, while the anus became the food intake entrance. This mutation is currently an irreversible process.