Bab Keluar Darah Tapi Tidak Sakit Novels & Stories

“What happened?” He shook his head. “They don’t know. They said the blood vessels are so full of blood that you will just be prone to bleeding from impaction like that. Making this even more of a high-risk pregnancy.” “Then why didn’t I bleed with sex?” Maddox sighed. “I don’t know. I asked that and their only guess is this was a blunt force trauma and with sex, you get swollen and there is more padding.” “That doesn’t make any sense.”

The doctor was confident. “Yes, I’m sure of it. It’s not necessarily true that heavy bleeding connotes serious wounds. At worst, her fall might accidentally trigger an older leg injury, and since it’s connected to some of her leg ligaments, it elicited a sudden jolt of pain that could, understandably, cause her to faint in agony. Either way, when the IV drip finishes, she will be ready to go home. Right now, she’s already awake.”

Still, she felt so thirsty. “Haaa, haaa, haaa,” she caught her breath while reaching the wall. She leaned her hand on it as she clutched it in pain. Something is weird. It is not her due date yet, but her stomach was aching, as if something was wrong with her baby. “Ahhhh, it’s painful,” she murmured. As she looked down, she went pale after seeing the blood dripping off on her legs. What is this? Why does blood gush down?

A sharp pain shot through my belly, followed by a rush of warm fluid running down my legs. "Oh, no! Mom's bleeding!" Finn exclaimed.

Doc The sterile overhead light spat cold shadows across my desk, casting a dismal glow on discarded reports stained with blood-slick notes. Every nerve in me screamed for release, for what I hadn’t tasted in days—and that craving threatened to obliterate what remained of my sanity. I clenched my fists, feeling the sting of restraint, refusing to give in to Shelby’s latest request of buying a blood donor, I told myself I can do this on my own. “I shouldn’t have this much problem trying to source a willing partner,” I muttered to himself, voice hoarse with frustration,

said the doctor. "So, what about the bleeding? She started bleeding after the box fell on her," Ragnor informed the doctor. "It's the first menstrual flow after the abortion. The box didn't do any damage aside from bruising the part of her body where it had landed. The flow and the box falling on her was just a mere coincidence," the doctor explained. Ragnor nodded feeling relief it wasn't anything serious. "You can take her home and make sure she eats well," the doctor said to him before leaving.

he asked her with a look of concern on his face. “Yeah, I am—I guess.” She replied and suddenly felt a trickle on her forehead. She rubbed her finger onto the warm liquid and stared at it. “I’m bleeding.” She said and grunted in pain, as she felt a severe headache. “Hey, sit still, ok?” Carl told her while she nodded in return. Tearing off a piece of clothing from his shirt, he slowly and carefully began to wipe out the blood from her forehead while she gritted her teeth. “It’s all good now.” He told her and stood up to walk away from her.

"I..." After a short nap, she felt a bit more comfortable, not as uncomfortable as before. The nurse quickly held her down, looking anxious. "Don't move, don't move. We're still investigating the cause of your bleeding. Your husband is waiting outside and very anxious. He almost smashed the door to come in… " At this moment, Gale wanted to find a hole to hide in. The attending physician looked solemn. "All the indicators of your body are very normal. There's no problem at all. Do you feel uncomfortable anywhere?"

One second Caleb was sitting there with that cruel smile on his face, and the next he was reeling backwards, his chair tilting dangerously as blood began streaming from his nose. The impact made a sound that seemed to echo in the small room, followed immediately by Caleb's sharp intake of breath that was half gasp, half sob. His hands flew to his face instinctively, trying to stem the flow of blood that was already dripping onto his shirt. The metallic smell of blood mixed with the morning air, sharp and unmistakable.

Normally, they knew the women would come out as wrong and poorly viewed. In the morning, Gaby woke up, and the bleeding was still there. She got out of bed and ran to Elizabeth's room while feeling a strong abdominal pain.