My Head Hurts When I Blow My Nose Novels & Stories

“Migraine crisis.Normal, I've had it since I was a kid and when I don't eat for a long time it tends to get worse.” I took a few deep breaths and opened my eyes again. “Just take an ibuprofen and eat something and in half an hour it goes away.” I got into the elevator and pressed for cafeteria floor 3, which was the closest to the floor we were on. “I understand, but does it always happen?” “Before it was more frequent and stronger, I already had a lot of nosebleeds because of it. We get used to it, it's not something that will kill me.”

I wake up with a throbbing headache. The migraine feels like it’s about to explode inside my skull. My eyes feel heavy, but I force myself to get up, stumbling to the bathroom to do my morning routine. I splash cold water on my face, trying to shake off the drowsiness that still clings to me.

Beginning from a series of distorted ideas, a precise recognition of the condition I'm in becomes clear. I'm mentally wrestled to reset my coordination. I was finally able to flick open my eyelids only to find myself in unfamiliar surroundings. I shut them again. But the scene won't change. It is real, I was taken. The first thing I realized is the pain and tenderness in my nostril. It is usually triggered by allergies or dry weather.

My head hurts and I am having a hard time keeping my eyes open. “My head hurts, and my neck,” I let out as I rub my hand in the back of my neck lifting a little from the bed but immediately realize it’s a bad idea, and the doctor nods as he writes on his pad. His eyes move to me once more and I can tell he is worried about something.

And got a glass of water from the pitcher made with a bamboo trunk. "Just scatches," I answered. That one thing was where I didn't know what just happened. I could not tell him about it, he'd think I'm insane. I helped him prepare his breakfast, I set the fire and clean the pot he'd be using. After preparing everything he needed, I went back to my room and massage my neck. The metallic smell of blood filled my nose, making me feel sick. My nose went sensitive today. While my head was pounding mildly, I dived into my bed and went under my blanket. I felt weak today, I didn't know what was going on seriously.