Novel & Cerita Lirik Side Effect

"I'll begin. But before that, I'll give you a little warning. You might suffer from some side effects after this" Jaden narrowed his eyes, his brows lowered. "What kind of side effects?" he queried. "Nausea, dizziness or ringing of your ears. It depends on you though. Some people have it worse than the others. Don't worry, its only for a few hours" Jaden's lips twitched. "What? Afraid of a little side effect, big guy?" Stefan teased and Jaden gave him a pointed stare which made Stefan lower his gaze immediately. "Let's get this over with" Jaden said and Stefan nodded.

He thought of what the doctor asked, but he was unsure, so he had to check with Lily. "It's for the fever, the very common one," Lily replied. "Which common one? What’s the name? The doctor wants to see if it’ll have any effect." He deliberately mentioned it a little vaguely. However, Lily was very focused on certain words, "What effect? Will there be any side effects?" Was that why she had to be on an IV instead of taking medicine? "Some medicines may have some side effects, so I need to check with you so that you can be prescribed the correct medicine!"

Nera blushed, looking away. Marcus pretended to be taking one and handed one to Nera. "The herb is very effective when accompanied by a lot of sex, so don't worry about the drug interfering," he explained. Being desperate, Nera took the pill; she doubted the herb would work but was eager to get away from it and get an appointment with the doctor. She planned to start researching the procedure while they took Marcus's herb. "Are there any side effects?" "No, except for being horny all day," he joked.

"We can't take any chances if this medicine possibly has side effects. Your heart has been through surgery. I can't even begin to imagine losing you if something happens!" Inside the villa, Kara looked up at the man keeping watch beside her. His eyes were filled with concern and love, yet his words only made her heart grow colder. It was summer, yet she felt ice-cold. There was a chill that seeped into her bones. "Bennett, the doctor said the side effects are so rare that maybe one in a thousand people would experience them. "I can't even sleep from the itching. Are you sure you won't let me take it?"

“It must be more than ten kinds… Her voice is getting smaller and smaller, her eyes are looking down as if she is afraid to receive some bad news. He frowned, took a look at her medical record, and then put it back on the table. “First, we have to do an endoscopy to see if there is any problem inside. Invite her to lie down here. She stood up, put her bag aside, and obediently lay down on the white bed. The bed slowly moved and one by one the projectors were directed at her. The image inside is visible. From tin, lungs to the liver. The doctor looked around for a moment, then nodded in agreement. “The endoscopy is no problem. Side effects of the drug only affect the part of the brain. She sa

Dina opened her eyes wide and said in a trembling voice, "What you mean is that you intend to inject Avery with a medicine similar?” "Yes." Dr. Zuri nodded. Dina shook her head with all her might, "No, no. How could she let Avery inject that thing? It's addictive, and besides, the side effects of it are too great and can cause headaches, nausea, and vomiting. Excessive injections can also lead to overwork, lower blood pressure, respiratory depression, and even coma... " "Dina." Dr. Zuri sternly cut her off. “Do you think these side effects matter to a dying person? Do you really want to watch Avery die in pain?”

Who knew she would face him again? Logan ignored her and continued his mission. "This drug might appear perfect to heal wounds and stop bleeding, but… it's got catastrophic side effects! Anyone who uses it will have to suffer it for the rest of their life! Who even wants a drug like that? Who wants to be the sacrificial lamb for black-hearted corporations? Do you want them to make money out of your suffering?" "Fatal side-effects?" The crowd was bewildered. Even the front-row journalists turned around. The main character of the press conference had changed to someone else.

- yes, I can see it clearly - That water is the source of life in this forest, and it is the embodiment of you, a brave girl who does the impossible to achieve her goal, you changed my whole life, you are my angel - I'm nothing without you, you the one who made me do all of this, I felt valuable after meeting you, you made me feel proud with every step I took, you erased my fear and pushed me forward, you were my protector, but now I want to make up for you, I'll be your protector I- Glad all this fear and anxiety is over, now we are together, to infinity - Don't you feel like this is too long? infinity? - Yeah, the word sign is scary - But it's okay if you're by my side - I'm not gonna lea

"What are you taking?" "K-101," he said in a firm voice. "I signed up for the trials and now I am part of the next phase. It works, I'm not sure if the technical terms but it stops the dreams and the flashbacks. Hell, I sleep like a baby now." He looked her in the eyes. "It's kind of why I am here. They are officially opening up the clinical trials this month. I thought about you. You'd be perfect to try it. Now, I won't lie to you, there are some side effects with it. Mainly I get a headache every couple of weeks, but I can live with those."

He internally cursed the weakness if his knees. Natural side effects, the doctor back in England had told him they were debilitating effects of fatigue. So he has nothing to worry about. They would go away soon. He closed his eyes, inhaling the fresh breeze laced with the scent of nature. He could feel his head getting lighter and he was confused; was this also a side effect or was there something wrong with him? He didn't realize what was happening, but she did. "Are you alright?" Cynthia called out as she walked towards him.