Bab Keluar Darah Tapi Tidak Sakit Novels & Stories

Babe’s POV The most outstanding thing about my ear bleed was the fact that I couldn't feel any pain even though the blood wouldn’t stop until the nurse applied some funny-looking ointment that was strangely pale yellow. “Are you sure the ointment is safe?” I asked the nurse for the umpteenth time before leaving the school clinic. “Don’t worry you’ll be fine. It has already healed you. All you have to do is stay away from noises for the main time” She explained and I nodded.

I gasped, sitting up. The bed was empty beside me. Bennett wasn’t there. I swung my legs over the side, trying not to panic. Maybe he was getting water or maybe he couldn’t sleep. The pain clutched again, deeper now. I got up and walked to the bathroom, barefoot on the tile. I switched on the light. That’s when I saw blood. At first, just a smear. Then more. My knees buckled. I grabbed the counter, clutching it with shaking hands. My breath hitched as tears sprang to my eyes, uninvited, instant.

Blood starts flowing rapidly and soon I'm in a pool of my blood. I guess I couldn't take much of the pain, so I passed out. T.b.c. . .

James asked carefully. “Doctors say she’s stable,” I muttered. “The birth drained her. Without her mate’s energy, she was too weak to heal properly.” James tilted his head. “But you touched her.” “And her body responded,” I confirmed. Before I could say more, a nurse came toward us, her face pale and eyes worried. “We ran a full panel on the children,” she said carefully, glancing between us. “The boy... Kael... he has a rare condition. A dormant blood fever. It activates under high trauma or stress.”

Caleb asked again and I knew I just had to muster strength and say something. “My stomach, it’s…it’s hurting so bad,” I said and felt a liquid rush down my body, I lifted up my gown and saw what it was, blood. Blood was streaming down my legs, and Caleb saw it too, he didn’t say another word as he rushed to the phone.

De Vega firmly said. Dr. Gabalfin sighed deeply and cleared his mind. “Sorry, let’s go!” “That’s the spirit!” They began to test the child’s blood. It looked like he’s not too affected by the disease. “There’s a small amount of purple thing in his blood.” Dr. Gabalfin discussed it while looking at the child’s blood test.

She hurriedly got up and sat on the bed. “Aah…” she clutched her abdomen as it was hurting her really very terribly. Suddenly she felt something which made her throw the duvet away from her body and her eyes widened, seeing the mattress stained in her blood. She was bleeding but why? Was it her period? But her bleeding had never been this heavy and painful then why? Whatwas happening to her and what exactly had happened?

His knee pressed into the rug beside the couch, his body close enough that I could feel the warmth from him. The doctor glanced between us once before beginning quietly. He wrapped the blood pressure cuff around my arm. “How long has the bleeding been happening?” “Maybe twenty minutes.” “Pain level?” “Bad.” My voice came out tight as another dull throb moved through my stomach. “Dizziness?” “Yes.” The room had tilted slightly a few times already. The doctor nodded slowly while opening his bag wider. Medical tools clinked softly inside. “Stress-induced complications are possible, especially this early.”

I heard Caleb mutter under his breath. But I wanted to make sure. “Why did I bleed, doctor? Is there a possibility that I am going to lose my babies later?” The doctor smiled in understanding. She tried to explain as best she could. “It’s called spotting and happens sometimes. This is because sometimes, the cervix bleeds more easily during pregnancy. After all, more blood vessels are developing in this area.” “So, she’s not going to lose the babies?” Caleb butted in. The doctor smiled. “No. The ultrasound report says there is nothing wrong with them.” She explained, but I was still unconvinced.

said Arga. It is also true what Arga said. both of us were not ready as parents, both financially and psychologically. We don't want it to be messy in the future. I received the capsule, took a sip of water. Not long after that, I felt excruciating pain in my stomach. Fresh blood flowed through my pants, made me panic and called the name Arga. "What's the matter, La?" asked Arga confused. "I'm bleeding," I said, pointing to the blood flowing under my feet.