Keluar Darah Saat Bab Novels & Stories

However, the spot where she peed was red in color. Even though Georgia had taken care of many patients before, she was still shocked to see that. "That's a lot of blood!" When Yara turned to look at the blood, her pupils constricted as well. "Call the doctor now!" She was still afraid of death after all. The doctor and nurses arrived in no time, and they weren't that stunned to see the situation. A nurse said to Yara, "Madam Yara, please calm down. It's normal for you to bleed during the late stages of your cancer."

“That you went shopping, duhhhh… don’t overthink it, that money is probably nothing to him.” “You’re probably right, owww!” I gasp as I feel sudden pain in my abdomen. “Babes are you okay?” “Yeah it’s just a little pa- ow!” It happens again. Before I blink my head starts to hurt too and I start feeling dizzy. “Girl you don’t look okay, let me get some help.” “Okay -” I gasp when I start to vomit blood. “ Oh dear, what's happening to you?!” Nina gasps.

Just as she was about to remove the needles, the woman suddenly grimaced, clutching her belly, and cried, "Dr. Adler, it hurts! My stomach's on fire!" Rick grew anxious. "What's happening, Dr. Adler?" Arianna rubbed her tired head and explained, "This is a common symptom. She'll be fine with rest, but—" "Ah!" Before Arianna could finish, Rick exclaimed, "Blood! She's bleeding!" His cry silenced the nearby crowd. Mergann and the others also turned their attention to the commotion. Arianna glanced down and saw the woman's skirt soaked in blood. Panic set in. "How can this be?"

“He may try to act strong. He may even look fine. But trauma like his doesn’t heal overnight.” “Watch for dizziness. Watch for heavy coughing. If you see blood, you bring him back immediately. No hesitation.” Blood. “Is internal bleeding still a possibility?” I asked quietly. “With accidents like his? Yes.” He held my gaze. “The body sometimes pretends it’s okay… until it isn’t.” My throat tightened. Slowly, I nodded. “I understand.” The hospital doors slid open as I stepped outside.

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.

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?

As I was thinking it the pain in my belly suddenly increased in extreme. It became so painful that I was not able to speak. I got off from the bed and walked to the washroom with my wobbly legs, holding my belly. I sat on the toilet seat to urine. When I was done. I got up and turned to flush but I went numb when I saw red blood and a thing which was so small which had something like a head. I stepped back kept my hand on my belly and screamed out loud "No....."

He helped her up and I watched her climb in. "I will have the obgyn come look at that so don't flush it",he hurried out and she laid there yawning. The pain meds are kicking in. "Tiny, I began, what does the baby doctor need to see?",she wasn't looking at us just the wall. "The clot I passed. It isn't anything serious",she drifted off and we rushed the bathroom and my stomach dropped. That was fucking big. The toilet bowl was filled with blood and as we spoke to each other the baby doctor stepped in and looked.

“Sarah!” Lucas is by my side and I shaky my head, trying to breathe through the pain. “I’m fine,” I gasp, feeling as if something is stabbing me. “The baby is fine. It’s something else. I don’t know-“ I suddenly have the urge to throw up and I do. But what comes out of me isn’t vomit but dark blood. I feel instantly better, even as a part of me feels weak. I clutch on to Lucas’s forearms, my head dazed, “Water. Please.”

Alice shrugged, settling into bed to sleep. I took advantage of the moment and turned on the shower, letting the hot water wash away all the impurities from my body and relax my muscles instantly. I had been dreaming of a decent bath for days, and even though this bathroom was simple, it was everything I needed at that moment. I leaned my head against the wall, feeling a slight weakness in my legs, allowing myself to relax a bit. Everything seemed to be going well until I felt a sharp pain near my lower abdomen. A chill ran down my spine, and suddenly I started vomiting blood.