Lirik Side Effect Novels & Stories

Sofia’s POV “Are there any other side effects it brings you?” He asked and I nodded my head before starting to list them, “Lots of headache and body pains, drowsiness, nauseous feeling, weakness, mood swings and moodiness.” “Whoa. That’s a lot of side effects, that might as well be one of the reasons as to why you pass out.” He started to say before scribbling down on his book once again.

Then it was gone, buried under that same cold, detached expression as he adjusted the strap of his leather bag on his shoulder. But I saw it. And that alone made my heart start racing, my grip tightening around the handkerchief as my fingers trembled slightly. “That,” he said, his voice flat, controlled, “is a side effect of the medication.” My brows pulled together. “A side effect?” He nodded once, curt. “The drug is aggressive. It irritates the throat and lungs. The coughing… and the blood… it means her body is reacting to the treatment.” “Really?” I asked, clinging to the fragile thread of hope stretching tight in my chest.

Things were already hard enough. “Then you’ll have to fill the form here, we need to know what you're allergic to so we could give you the perfect pills.” She said and I nodded. I filled the form and handed it back to her. The procedures were done and she handed me the prescriptions. “As much as these pills are good, they may have side effects after you take them.” She said and I frowned a bit. “Side effects like what?” “Dizziness, fatigue, headaches, a lot of other things, and a rise in anxiety but after a while it would be over.” She states and I gulp hard.

It is the reason for my memory loss and the reason I feel as if I’ve been hit by a truck. “Are there any serious side effects I need to look out for?” I ask. The doctor looks from Andre to me. He clears his throat. “Well, uhm there are multiple side effects. And there’s no way to know for sure how your body would react to certain drugs. Everyone reacts differently. Though I will give you a list of side effects to look out for.” The doctor goes on, but I block out his annoying voice. He doesn’t know how my body will react? What the fuck do they pay him for if he can’t give me a simple answer.

He let out a sigh of resignation, "If you say that is the only option, I believe you." She had now informed him of the sole solution, but if that was difficult for Caleb to digest, sadly, things didn’t get better, “There could be…a few…side effects, from the ritual.” He gave her an incredulous look, “What do you mean side effects Magnolia?” he asked, his tone questioning, “What kind of side effects?”

Nathaniel asked directly. "Meanwhile, Bettany told the truth." "It can be cured, but the risk is very high. If something happens, it'll be life-threatening." Nathaniel suddenly froze. How come? Isn't she just mute? How could her life be in danger? "You wouldn't understand professional terms even if I tell you. In short, the side effects of the drug is very strong. It is difficult to completely eradicate the problem. What's more, the herbs she used during the operation last time will potentiate the drug effect. Therefore, it is risky to treat her."

One of the doctors said, "Mr. Ripley, this is the special medication you requested, but it has side effects. The side effects will intensify if you get out of bed and move around." Tobias was like an ant on a hot pan and couldn't be bothered about the side effects. He took the medication and swallowed a pill. He drank a sip of water and said, "My wife is in the kidnapper's hands right now. I can't let the kidnapper prevail. Doctor, please don't advise me otherwise. I can't continue to stay here." Then, Tobias stood up, supporting himself with the wall. The special medication seemed to have taken effect. Tobias' head no longer throbbed, but he felt heavy in his heart. He assumed he was too wo

She looked disheveled as she threw the laptop on the desk, clutched her chest, and collapsed onto the bed. She panted heavily. Repeated vomiting had drained her, and the instability of the medication left her with a splitting headache. She curled up under the covers, and for a moment regained some clarity. Biting her lip, she whispered, “I didn’t expect the side effects to be this severe… I don’t even know if I’ll remember anything tomorrow…” The excessive neuroactive drugs might cause memory confusion. In that instant, everything went black—and Briella lost consciousness. ... Morning. Briella was drenched in sweat, lying in bed, muttering something in her sleep.

I shook my head. “No, it’s not harmful. At least, it never was for me. It’s just some traditional herbs and roots. Nothing dangerous. I’ve watched my mother prepare many times before, for others who needed it. The only side effect is that it sometimes makes you… a little more ummm like you are in heat. I hope you understand.” She chuckled at this. Her lips curled into a thoughtful smile. “Of course I understand, Lyra. And that is not a problem.”

She was about to scream at him again when he spoke. "You are still having side effects of the drug. Mild amnesia, abashment, mild suicidal thoughts, little or no concentration and a headache. It is actually not easy to notice when you are suffering from its side effects until after they have worn of." He explained. He was looking down at her and she was still glaring up at him. Her cheeks turned red when she heard a chuckle from besides them. She had completely forgotten that Asaiah was there with them.