Apakah Mimisan Tanda Hamil Novels & Stories

"This is no joke. It is better to get it checked. Don't take it as a hassle. If you really are pregnant, the bleeding is a sign of miscarriage." Shock turned into panic. Kisa did not even dare to walk but froze in place. "I-I can't possibly be pregnant. I-I fell earlier and hit the corner of the table, but I felt nothing at all. I-I had a serious injury a few years ago, and my periods had been irregular. So it would be difficult for me to conceive, isn't it?" Kisa stammered because of shock.

“How? How did this happen?” Dr. Ann’s brows furrowed. She looked concerned as she glanced at her clipboard. “That’s what I need to understand. Did you have an accident? Any physical trauma? Did you… fall?” I wanted to speak, but I was too weak, too broken. My mind swirled with images of Sarah, the stairs, the slap, the kick. The blood. Then the doctor’s tone shifted. “Your blood work shows traces of a substance—Misoprostol. It's a medication that can induce miscarriage.”

The problem was if Davis had noticed that I was pregnant. "Ma'am, I don't understand. Are you asking me to tell you how I recognize that you are pregnant?" "Tell me! Don't delay this any longer!" I yelled almost desperately. "W-well, your pupils are white and you have dark circles under your eyes." I touched my face briefly. "And there's your stomach. It's bulging at the lower abdomen which shows that your womb is forming to accommodate a child even though through the surface looks flat." I swallowed, feeling completely nervous.

I read the part that says that the test might not work, or the line might be faint when you’re under 8 weeks pregnant. My brain starts calculating. The dance. Five weeks ago. Oh. Oh no. Crap. Reality hits me like a brick to the forehead. I gag and swallow and continue reading all at once.

He closed his eyes briefly, feigning ignorance of a truth he had already known. Emma clutched the edge of the blanket tightly. “That… that’s impossible,” she stammered. “You must be mistaken, Doctor.” She was trying to cover her panic, hiding behind denial. “I’m afraid not, Mrs Taylor,” the doctor said softly. “Low blood pressure, dizziness, and extreme fatigue are all common early signs of pregnancy. I suggest you start full rest immediately. Your body’s showing clear signs of strain. If you’re still uncertain, we can confirm it through laboratory tests.”