Novel & Cerita Kenapa Kalau Bab Keluar Darah

Dr Jules pipes up, "Katerina has come through the operation luckily, but lost a lot of blood, and has been put into a drug induced coma to help with that. My main concern is why she bled out.." I swallow; she's alive! Oh thank God. Coma.. I can deal with that as long as she comes back to me. "Why did she bleed out?" Kaden asks huskily. I've lost the use of my voice. "Did either of you know that Katerina had Thrombocytopenia- a reduced blood platelet count.. This is what caused her to bleed out?" I stand in shock, what the hell?

She shrank to the corner and stopped talking. After a long time, the doctor came out. "Doctor, how is our miss? Is her baby safe?" Sage asked hurriedly. "Fortunately, she was rescued in time and the mother and the child were out of danger, but..." The doctor was about to say something, but hesitated with a bad expression on his face. "But what?" Mary's heart skipped a beat. "Ms. Valery's blood test report shows that this bleeding is probably caused by medicine. It's not sure if this child will be affected." the doctor said.

Did my selfishness finally come true? “What is wrong with the mother?” I asked as I took a deep breath just to calm myself. “We are sorry about this unexpected issue but there are usually a few complications after surgery. She currently having a heavy flow of blood and we have tried everything to stop it but then nothing is working.” The doctor explained and I understood it perfectly. Losing blood was detrimental to all kinds of people and Jennifer wasn’t an exception. “Then, what do we do?” “We can’t just leave her to continue bleeding.” I stated, feeling a bit concerned.

I had forgotten about all that until now. Dr. Geller frowned in a way that scared me a little bit. “I will have a nurse come to draw her blood so we can do a full blood work panel,” the doctor said before leaving the room. Tiredness Nausea nose bleeds I ran the differential diagnosis in my head. It could be anything from a viral infection, anaemia, gastroenteritis, clotting disorders, or leukaemia. My heart thumped loudly when the word settled on my mind. I had to think positively. Besides, the chances of that happening were also very small.

I complained. His frown deepened as his gaze drifted past me. I followed his eyes and saw blood smeared across the white sheets. My gaze settled lower on my thighs. His cum mixed with blood was smeared there too. I bit my lip, my gaze refusing to meet his. The sudden realization of the blood made my lower stomach knot painfully. “Uhumm.” He scratched the back of his head, his gaze flickering between the blood and my face. “Shit. Should I call the doctor or— Baby… I’m so sorry, but is this normal?”

Meira clutched her stomach as another searing pain made her scream again and then she felt something wet between her legs. “Babe?”. Raine called and he turned pale when he saw the blood. “No! No! God please no!”. He fell on his knees.

In a reflex, she reached out and caught Abigail’s small body just before her face could hit the ground. "Are you okay, Little Miss?" Moza asked, breathless, her chest thumping. Abigail, shocked, hugged Moza tightly, her face pale. Seeing the child still trembling, Moza gently stroked her back to calm her. "I was scared I’d fall, Auntie," she sobbed. "Papa said I shouldn't ever bleed. It’s dangerous." "Why not, sweetheart? A small wound is normal for children," Moza asked, puzzled. Abigail shook her head vigorously, her eyes serious. "Papa said my blood is rare, Auntie. If I bleed, it could be dangerous."

“Where do you think? You left it in your sink.” She blanched. Her gaze flickered to the bathroom behind me and back again, guilt flashing across her features like lightning. “Why is it so dark?” I asked quietly, holding the bandage higher. “That blood wasn’t dark yesterday, Kali. It was red. Normal. So why does it look like this now?” Her hands trembled. “I—I don’t know.” “You don’t know?” My tone sharpened, frustration and fear mixing in my throat. “Because this doesn’t just happen, Kali. Blood doesn’t change color overnight.”

I started crying. Sobbing. Relief flooding through me. "The baby's okay?" "The baby's okay." "Then why am I bleeding?" "Could be several things. Subchorionic hematoma. Cervical irritation. Sometimes we never know. But the baby is fine." "Are you sure?" "I'm sure. See? Heart beating. Moving around. Measuring perfectly for eleven weeks." I stared at the screen. My baby. Alive. Moving. Okay. "What do I do? About the bleeding?"

Madre replies as she takes a sit on the bed beside the unconscious girl. "How serious is her ulcer? " I question in worry. Afterall, what sort of ulcer causes the nose to bleed!?. "Oh it's pretty serious son. But that's the least of our worries. " Madre replies and I'm confussed. "What do you mean? " I ask in my state of confussion. " I did mention she has leukemia right? "