It took me about a year and a half to get my license, and I finally decided to take up amateur radio. Recently, I revisited the book "Amateur Radio Communication," and when I got to the chapter on "Shortwave Antennas for Amateurs," I found that I couldn't understand it at all. Even the basic concept of resonant circuits was confusing (I even watched an online course, but I still didn't get it). This really discouraged me.
I am a university student studying clinical medicine, and I haven't taken any physics courses in college. As a result, I lack a solid foundation in physics (I studied some physics in high school, but I have mostly forgotten it). I posted on a forum asking for advice from experienced amateur radio operators. I would be grateful for any suggestions they could offer, even if I don't have much time to study later.