Anong Gamot Sa Masakit Ang Puson Novels & Stories

Masaya na 'ba kayo? ""Oo, mabuti nalang nandyan ka. Stress reliever ka kase namin!"" Humalakhak sila. Napaka sakit ng aking panga, alam kong may pasa na ito hindi na kakayaning tumanggap pa ng mga suntok sa susunod. Tiyan naman siguro ang gagamitin ko.

She was quite playful and energetic after she consumed one Fairy Yumyum and finished her milk. "How can I cure my mother's sickness, Madame Ais?" Maru asked the system after he reached for the Medicine Fabricator. He opened it and got to read names of the medicines in the table of contents such as vicodin, simvastatin, lisinopril, levothyroxine, et cetera.

Napahawak ako sa dibdib ko para pakalmahin ang mabilis na pagtibok ng puso ko. "I'm sorry. Does it hurt? Come with me and I'll treat your wound." Napalitan ng pag-aalala ang mukha nitong kanina lang ay hindi maipinta. Hindi ko mapigilang mapaikot ng mga mata. "Ang OA ha? Hindi naman nasugatan. Namula lang pero mawawala din iyan mamaya." "But still, we should atleast put an ointment." Giit nito. "Hindi na nga. Ang kulit naman. Diyan ka na nga at may gagawin pa ako." Sambit ko ng bumalik na sa normal ang tibok ng puso ko.

she said as the group left the clinic. "Yeah.. right... Luna." Randu made another medicine, there are two other people at the clinic waiting for the medicine. And they are sick from excessive pain in the stomach…both are pregnant. Randu mixes ginger, cloves, cardamom and slightly ripe tamarind into the tonic…this drink will feel warm and relieve pain..also the ripe acid will make their stomachs a little comfortable. Randu didn't know if this potion would work on werewolves, but as far as she remembers… in her village a woman with a stomach ache would be given a little mixture of ripe tamarind fruit in her drink.

Ngunit bigla na lamang sumasakit ang kaniyang ulo. "Shit, my head, it hurts!" Aniya habang hawak ang kaniyang ulo. Mabilis niyang kinuha ang gamot na inireseta sa kaniya kapag sumasakit ang kaniyang ulo. Matapos niyang makainom ay unti unti nang nawawala ang kirot na kaniyang nararamdaman. Hanggang sa makarinig siya nang pagkatok sa pinto.

Subalit laking pasasalamat ko ng wala akong makita. Maging ang aking boobs, ang aking pang-upo at higit sa lahat ay ang iniingatan kong perlas ay pinakiramdaman ko kung may masakit ba o kung may kakaiba rito. Napangiti akong mag-isa sa isiping napaka-gentleman naman pala ng taong nagdala saakin dito. Lalabas na sana ako ng silid nang mapansin kong may gamot at isang baso ng tubig sa bed side table. Kalakip nito ang isang sticky note. Dali-dali kong dinampot at binasa 'yon.

Mangiyak-ngiyak na sambit nito. "So, kasalanan ko pa pala!" Sinadya kong diinan nag bulak na idinadampi ko sa kanyang sugat, dahilan upang mapadaing na naman ito sa sakit. "Nakakainis ka! Sinasadya mo na eh!" Natatawang ipinagpatuloy ko na lang ang paglalagay ng gamot sa sugat niya. "Paano ba 'yan, hindi ako marunong magluto." Kinamot ko pa ang aking ulo para magmukha akong problemado.

I asked her. “W-no,” she said while still giggling. What’s with her? My eyes remained on her. “We are discussing important matters here. I suggest you take it seriously.” She nods her head slowly. She looks hot doing that move. What the fuck ?! Did I just say that she looks hot doing that move? Damn, it’s just a simple nod, Malcolm. There’s nothing out there. She’s nodding, not giving you a head, so calm yourself! I cleared my throat before speaking. “I recommend and require different kinds of treatment, nevertheless, you can take non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, ibuprofen and naproxen, on herbal treatment, you can use cod liver oil and neem tree oil.”

Tapos ay tiningnan nito nang masama si Baron, "Ikaw ang nagbigay nung gamot sa sakit ng ulo, 'di ba? Nilason mo ba ako?" Nagsalubong ang mga kilay ni Baron at umarte sa harap ni Neo. "Gago ka ba? Hindi 'no. Pareho lang tayo ng ininom na gamot kasi humingi ka sa 'kin. Kung nahihilo ka tapos ako hindi, ikaw lang talaga ang may problema."

"Dr. Graham explained it earlier." My mind flashed back to the garden this morning, when Damon had asked what was wrong with his precious Luna. I could have told him the truth, what I know was wrong with her. But I hadn't. I'd simply told him the mixture would help with her pain. I wasn't sure why I was keeping the truth from him. I could do whatever I wanted. I had all the power now. "The herbs in this solution target your specific symptoms," I said, repeating what I'd told Damon in the garden. "It will help regulate your body temperature and reduce the pain cycles."