Bawah Dagu Terasa Sakit Novels & Stories

I suspected that the Chinese food I ate at lunch was just giving me problem since I have been having indigestion for the last couple of day. It wasn’t until I started feeling a great pain in my right shoulder and my arm, followed with the pain in front of my neck and then up to my jaw, I knew something was really wrong. I leaned over the wall because I felt a sudden punch, more like a sledgehammer to my chest that was giving me a hard time from standing.

I stop after the first three steps. “Is it that bad?” His eyebrows furrow. “No, it’s not a big deal” I go to turn around, the pain coursing through my body. I grab the railing, trying to mask the flinch. This happens every so often. It typically goes away within a day. “Hey, come on. I’ll get you upstairs. Does it hurt when you sit?” Daniel asks his hand on my lower back. The warmth from his hand makes my rigid body ease. “Not too bad” I shake my head.

I speak worriedly. “I’ll call someone,” Dad says and presses the button on the bed. “Is it happening? I'm going to call the girls...” My father-in-law says pulling out his cell phone. “It was just a hook,” I say trying to remain calm. “Let's all stay calm, everyone calm down... little one, tell me, are you feeling anything else? Where does it hurt?” Oliver asks examining me. “It was just a sting, I think I've been in this position for a long time, help me get up a little...” I ask and when I go to sit down I feel a violent pain in the place where the sting occurred.

Owshit! Hindi ko maintindihan ang sakit. Parang kumakalat na ewan. Dahan dahan akong humakbang palapit sa kama ko para doon maupo. Kakaligo ko lang at marahil nagkakabag ako. Inabot ko ang Alcamporado oil sa ibabaw ng nightstand at saka naglagay sa kamay bago ipinahid sa tiyan. Pero ilang saglit pa ay mas lalo lang itong sumakit at parang hindi ko na kaya. Tumayo ako pero natigilan rin ng bigla nalang may bumasa sa ibaba ko. Ano 'to? Naihi ako?

I groaned as a sudden sharp pain starting shooting through my gums and my jaw. "What?" Zekan asked, looking at me in surprise. "My mouth hurts". I mumbled as I rubbed my fingers along my gums to try and sooth them. "Ahh, my gums". My voice croaked as I tried to keep my voice quiet. I sat upon my calves as I pressed my fingers along my teeth, feeling the agony of pressure in my gums and a heavy ache along the top of my mouth, it felt as if someone was ripping my teeth out! Suddenly I could feel something sharp against my fingertips, I gasped as I ran my tongue along my top teeth, and I could feel two sharp teeth protruding. My hands clasped against each side of my face as my mouth opened wide

Instinctively, I placed my hand on the area, hoping to alleviate the discomfort. To my relief, the pain subsided slightly, allowing me to catch my breath. I couldn't help but wonder what had caused this sudden discomfort. Had I strained a muscle during the night? Or was it something more serious? Taking a moment to gather myself, I carefully sat up, keeping my movements slow and deliberate. The pain lingered, but it wasn't as intense as before. I pondered my options. Should I call a doctor? Or perhaps wait and see if the pain would fade on its own? Uncertainty gnawed at me, but I knew I had to make a decision soon.

I knelt down in front of the toilet and threw up everything in my stomach. I felt Caden's presence behind me and I was right. I felt his hand rubbing my back gently. When I was done, I flushed the toilet and stood up. "Are you okay?" Caden asked worriedly. "Do I look fine to you?" I groused as I went to sink to wash my mouth and face. Suddenly, I felt a sharp pain below my abdomen. I gritted my teeth and sighed. Today is going to be a long and tiring day.

That’s Awesome news,” I say and then feel a really bad pain in the bottom of my stomach, putting my hand where the pain is. “Amore,” Lu says. I take his hand and squeeze. “Should we go to the hospital,” Lu asks. “No, Lu I’m fine,” I say and lay down so I can get comfortable.

I sat up and groaned. "Are you okay?" Alvis asked, he was awake too, his voice full of concern. "I don't know," I replied, rubbing my chest. "It feels like heartburn or something." Alvis got up and turned on the light, concern etched on his face as he examined me. "Do you want me to get the pack's doctor?" I shook my head. "No, it's probably just indigestion. I'll be fine." But the pain worsened, and I began to feel dizzy and nauseous.