Tiba Tiba Ada Benjolan Di Kepala Novels & Stories

She took a breath first, like she needed it for the next words she was about to say. “Mr Grant,” she said gently, “we have your results.” I pushed my weight off the bed and sat up. “Just tell me.” She studied me for a second longer, then looked down at the scans and reports. “You’ve been experiencing severe headaches, dizziness, nosebleeds, and brief visual disturbances, correct?” “Yes,” I replied. “And weakness. Sometimes.” She nodded. “The MRI shows a vascular abnormality in your brain. A condition called cerebral cavernous malformation.”

Tara was now in her tolerant line when she heard that the concert was not finished yet and it had been three hours long, it was her last straw. Tara's temple started to throb, she feels instant pain and muscle tightness in her head, discomfort in this atmosphere, the sensation of pressure across the forehead, tenderness on her scalp, she just wants to leave as her face was looking like a volcano filled with burning lava and it maybe explodes out at any time.

If the damn thing drove people to kill themselves, I suddenly didn’t want one connected to the side of my head! My fingers trembled as I readied myself for bed, trying to ignore the prickling in my temple. Everything was fine; I could handle this. Except the buzz was growing intense again, becoming one constant throbbing pulse. More persistent. Louder. Definitely trying to get my attention. Should I inform someone? I didn’t want to worry the others, but something had to be wrong. This didn’t feel normal.

"I think you need to see the doctor now. Do you have your personal doctor or shall I call mine? Oh, I'll just call Brandon. He'll be able to tell what's wrong with you." With great difficulty, I willed my eyes to open and had to blink a few times to get rid of the black spots in from of them. I took in Adrian's worried expression and shook my head slowly, trying not to show the pain it caused. "No, Adrian, I don't need to see a doctor. It's not the first time I've had a headache and I know from experience it will be alright in a few minutes." What I said was half true, anyway. I'd been having such sudden flashes these past few months which would always bring episodes of throbbing in my head.

It’s a strange feeling. "See? All done." Tjeck's hand lingers on my neck as he shifts to sit on the edge of the bed, moving his other hand to examine my head. He has surprisingly gentle hands, especially considering their size. "There's no indication that you've hit your head, and the bullet wound shouldn't affect your memory." If he had told me he was a doctor, I would have believed him. "I see three possibilities, all equally plausible. First, you could have a bump that's gone inward and is pressing on some nerves. If that's the case, you might regain your memory when the swelling goes down. The second possibility is that you've experienced something so traumatic that your brain has shut d

Everyone’s gazes were fixed on her, filled with worry. “Mommy.” Terry looked at their mommy with concern. Mommy only ate one bite of cake, so why did she suddenly have a headache? “Ahhh… Mommy, could there be something wrong with the cake? But I’m eating it and I’m fine.” Terry took another bite of cake, puzzled that he wasn’t affected. He looked at his mommy anxiously. “Pain… my head hurts!” Amanda clutched her head tightly. Benjamin immediately called Dr. Abbot.

"She's bleeding from her head. And there's a lump the size of a baseball back here. We've got to take her to the hospital for a CT scan. Now." It was the last thing I heard before I passed out. Crapcakes.

Mirella kindly drove us back home in her car, and for a brief moment, I took a deep breath, believing that everything would be okay. However, in the following days, Andressa was plagued by severe headaches that kept her from attending classes and even her newly acquired job. Concerned by the worsening situation, I finally accompanied her to the neighborhood doctor. After evaluating her, he recommended a CT scan to investigate the cause of these intense and sudden headaches further.

SJuma scrunched his brows and he felt a slight headache all of a sudden. Stephany noticed the changes made around the school and when she turned to Juma and saw his furrowed brows, she thought he could notice the changes. She felt confused. Could his memory have the school vividly planted and did not get lost? She asked herself. Juma felt his headache intensify with every step they took that made them closer to the gate and he felt like it wasn’t normal. “I am having a slight headache Stella, would you please help me get the water bottle from the car?” Juma asked as he felt the headache was too serious.

Cortland stepped back to let the doctor approach me and check my condition. "Good morning, Ms. Myers. How are you feeling today? Any signs of headache or body pain?" the doctor inquired. I found it amusing that the doctor was asking the same questions Cortland had asked earlier. "I'm experiencing some discomfort in my head, likely due to the bump I sustained. It feels more like soreness than a typical headache. I anticipate feeling stiff once I attempt to move around." I inform the doctor in a matter-of-fact tone.