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While walking towards the room, both hands massaged his head, but it didn't affect, the pain was getting worse. Bram was still engrossed in his cellphone accompanied by a glass of hot tea. I don't know how many rolls of tobacco he'll finish. Before entering the room I looked for medicine to relieve the pain in my head. One white pill accompanied by a glass of water enters the body. After that enter the room and lay down on the bed. I took a long, deep breath, slowly exhaling it. Repeat several times, so that the pain in the head is slightly reduced. Eyes began to feel heavy, somehow after how many breaths drifted away in a dream.

"Coffee for your headache. Heard it dilates the veins to allow proper flow of blood around your body. It'll relieve your headache." "Oh, how sweet of you, Sean. But I know what to do when I have a headache. And don't you get that you are one of the causes? How do you offer me a solution help?" He ignored me and looked down at my laptop. "The contrast is too high. How are you even able to keep your eyes open?" "I like it that way." "Well, it's not good for you," He muttered and lowered himself to my level, placing the cup on the concrete pavement before reaching out for my laptop. I swatted his hand off but he brought it back and reduced the contrast.

Sebastian understood and responded, "The dizziness is normal right after the needles are removed. It will pass soon. Besides needle treatment, you must also take medicine to promote blood circulation and strengthen your constitution. I've prepared everything. If you trust me, you can take it back with you, but if you're hesitant, that's fine too." "I trust you," Lisandra replied. Her headache had now greatly reduced, so how could she not trust him? She gazed at Sebastian with gratitude. "Your skills are remarkable. Being treated by you during this trip to Starhaven has been one of the greatest rewards of my journey." Sebastian's expression softened. "Your Highness, you must take better care

Then, I tiptoed to the windows where I pulled the drapes closed to darken the room. “What are you doing, love?” His rough voice startled me, and I nearly jumped out of my skin. “I thought you might be asleep,” I explained as I flattened my hand against my chest, feeling the pounding of my own heart. “I can’t sleep with this splitting headache,” he groaned. “It’s a migraine,” I rushed to his side, “I was closing the curtains because being in a dark quiet space and help. I also brought you some water and coffee because sometimes sipping on a caffeinated drink can help to lessen it as well.”

“How could you tell?” “It’s simple. Migraines happen on one side, and the pain’s focal point is the temple’s acupuncture point. From the moment we met, you have been rubbing that spot and your expression was odd. Even if this room is air-conditioned, you’re still sweating. Also, sun exposure is the easiest way to cause a migraine, so I can conclude that you're feeling very uncomfortable now.”

While I sat on his lap, I tilted his strong chin up to get a better view of his neck and massaged the tense area with my fingers. A stiff neck. "Where does it hurt?" I asked, sounding like a professional doctor. "Right here, baby," he pointed to the left corner of it. From what I know, applying heat or cold to the painful area would help ease the pain. He could also slowly move it, up and down or side to side. We didn't have ice cubes or anything cold here. I saw him stretch his neck from side to side earlier, so I chose the first option. I massaged his nape, which made him look up as if he enjoyed the gentle movements of my fingers on his neck. He gave me access to his strong neck.

"What? No. I'm not—" "Having cycle issues then? Irregular bleeding? Pain?" "No, nothing like that." I felt my face heating. "I've been having headaches. Severe ones. I was hoping you might have something that could help." Sarah's eyes narrowed slightly. "Headaches. What kind? Sharp pain? Dull ache? Behind the eyes? Base of the skull?" "All over," I said, trying to keep my voice steady. "They come on suddenly and last for hours. Moonshade herbs help a lot."

Kusandarkan kepala pada dinding lift, kupejamkan mata untuk mengurangi rasa pusing. Tiba-tiba aku merasakan sentuhan hangat pada pergelangan tangan yang membuatku mengerjap, membuka mata. Dengan raut kuatir, Dokter Fikri memeriksa denyut nadiku lalu mengurut urut jemari dan telapak tanganku membuatku sedikit rilek, mengurangi rasa pusing. "Enakan, Ra?" Aku mengangguk. "Kamu sering merasa pusing begini?"

I sat on top of the toilet seat with my head in my hands, as if that would stop the headache. Mason came back and handed me the towel, pills and water. I thanked him and waited for him to leave. As soon as he left, I closed the door and flushed the pills he gave me down the toilet. I went through my luggage to grab my migraine pills. Once I had them, I popped it into my mouth and swallowed it with water. I took off my clothes and hopped into the shower.

If im going to narrate everything, not with this fucking migraine. “Can I get some aspirin?” I said, still rubbing my throbbing temple. I hear footsteps departing and then the opening and closing of a cupboard. “Here” Phoebe said, and I looked up to see the two pills of aspirin and a glass of water. I took the pill and threw it into my mouth, swallowing it down with a mouthful of water. I place the glass cup on the coffee table, relaxing back into the chair. It seems like the aspirin worked faster and I feel the pain in my head reduces.