Dada Terasa Sakit Bagian Tengah Novels & Stories

Jada whispered as Solara left to get water. I shook my head. “I don't know. I just feel weak.” “Just hang on. I'd call the physician.” Solara returned with the cup of water, while Jada went outside to get the physician. I was still in excruciating pain, with both hands holding my abdomen by the sides.

However, when they saw the patient, they went over to him and said, "Yes, this is the traditional Chinese medicine department. Please come in." The middle-aged man stepped into the room. However, before he could approach Qin Haodong, Dong Kai stopped him and said, "What's wrong with you?" "My stomach is uncomfortable. I haven't been able to eat for several days," said the middle-aged man while pressing his stomach.

I mumbled to her and then I dozed off. I woke up close to midday the next day. The pain in my abdomen had worsened. It felt like they were slamming a hammer onto my waist. I also felt extreme pain in my legs and it hurt to move. Vivianna gave me breakfast in bed alongside a mug filled with another portion. "It's bearable"

Instead, I just let out a weak smile, letting him know I appreciated his presence. After a mere second, screeching pains started to build up again in multiple places - my shoulders, stomach, spine, limbs, knees, elbows, everywhere, and I have no idea which part pained me the most. I just wanted it to end, so I let out another torturous scream like it would help.

Daeira only nodded distractingly while she leaned over her back on the sink in weakness. "Bad food?" the doctor asked. "Might be. I've been having indigestion for many days already. Do you perhaps have any antacid in the clinic here?" Daeira hoped. "Yeah I have. You can come over the clinic." Doctor invited while Daeira only nodded in agreement.

Dad sounded so broken right now. Dex's hand landed on my cheek, turning my whole face towards him. He leaned closer to me. His face still a good distance away. He wasn't invading my space. "You have a little heartburn, would you like some water to help with that?" The pain suddenly felt bearable like a bad case of heartburn. "Yes, please." I answered him melodically.

Desperation lingered in the air, and every second felt like an eternity. As they tried to lift Jada from the floor, a wave of dizziness washed over her. She clutched her stomach, a sharp pain radiating from within. A sudden and uncontrollable urge to vomit surged through her body, causing her to convulse in their arms. Startled, they recoiled, their eyes widening in shock.

My whole body tenses up with the pain, and I grimace and groan, gritting my teeth. Reid inhales through his teeth and he’s at my side in an instant, hands hovering over me, voice panicked. “Taryn? Are you all right? What’s wrong? Where does it hurt?” “Cramp,” I say, my jaw still clenched and my eyes watering. “In my ass and my thigh. Right side.”

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 bit my lip, “I feel like vomiting. My stomach doesn’t feel right. ” He nodded softly and wrote again. Watched him intently. "Do you feel some pain in your middle upper stomach at any time of the day?" he asked. My brows furrowed thinking about his question, “Uhm, between meals I think?” He nodded again. His pen flicked and he looked at me while standing still. ”You need to take some medications, and for now you have to rest. You’re over fatigued and we’re still confirming the other complications. ”