Novel & Cerita Tiba Tiba Ada Benjolan Di Kepala

Ellie POV The headache hits without warning. One second I’m copying notes off the board, half-listening to the lecture about restorative flow patterns, and the next it feels like something sharp has been driven straight through my skull. I freeze, pen hovering mid-word, breath catching as the pain pulses hot and insistent behind my eyes. I blink hard. Okay? Ow? Was it that time of the month? No. That was two weeks ago so… Have I drank? I glance at my water bottle next to me. Near empty.

Don’t you know what’s going on? Although Vera felt aggrieved, she did not dare to expose anything in front of Charlie, so she could only pinch her temples with one hand and say with a look of misery, “I don’t know what happened. I was feeling fine, but I started having a headache out of nowhere on the day when I came to report to the university. It was a really terrible headache. It felt like countless needles were stuck in my brain and those needles were all connected in one line and there was a thread that was being pulled back and forth along that line. It was so painful that I felt as if my head was going to explode…”

I feel the tingling of the sparks travels across my face. “Little sunrise you are pale. What is going on?” Luca asks. “I don’t know. I have been getting headaches more as of late. No, it has nothing to do with my concussion. They started before the accident.” I tell him. “What fucking accident?” Quinton and Kraven ask.

Layla saw the stunned expression on Irene's face. "Is everything alright?" She peeked at the CT scan as she spoke, but she did not understand what she was looking at. As a doctor, however, Irene did—there was a distinct nail-sized object in Layla's hippocampus. Irene could tell from both position and the imaging that it was no tumor. Irene then asked, "What are your headaches like? Do they last for a while, or are they just short episodes on each occasion?"

“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.

Skylar stroked her painful side of her head, "How did you know about the disturbance?" "I happened to pass by there." Connor replied indifferently. Skylar was worried about her grandmother. She said to the doctor beside her, "Can I stop the infusion? I have to go home." "Miss, there is a big lump on your head. You don't want to have any sequelae, do you? If the inflammation can’t be reduced, the consequences may be very serious. Also, I have to check if you have concussion." The doctor warned her very seriously.

I could tell that I was still in the white shirt that I had been in before, although a quick glance down showed that there was a significant amount of blood down one side. “Son of a bitch,” I hissed as I tried to sit up. I was overcome by the urge to vomit as the ringing and pain in my head intensified by what felt like a million. Okay, Theia, try that again, only a lot slower, I thought to myself. I slowly moved to a sitting position. I still felt like I was going to throw up. But it wasn’t as intense as before. I raised my hand to the back of my head and felt that it was damp. There was also a massive lump that stung when I touched it, and I was pretty sure that I had a concussion.

“Time to make the bed,’ I murmured, again, but just as I leaned down to take out the old bed sheet. I couldn’t move my body, I could not even raise my head; it felt as if I was carrying the entire world on my head. “What the hell?” I forcefully pushed my head up, and then, I felt a pain unlike any other inside my head. “Ah,” It was so painful that I felt a strong, dizzy wave. What did Doctor Draw called it again? Tinnitus, It's happens when the brain tries to adapt to make things easier, no doubt, the situation I was in earlier caused it but I thought it was over…. It felt like my head would explode.

Grace murmured in solitude at the café. Suddenly, Grace's head throbbed. Her hearing was slightly impaired, and she felt something was blocking it. Grace tried to brace herself and focus on the present. Grace tried not to worry too much, looking for a way to deal with the bad feeling that appeared so suddenly. She massaged her temples, hoping it would help with the throbbing head. "Probably just tiredness," Grace muttered, trying to convince herself that it was just the effects of traveling and shopping. However, there was a feeling that something unusual was happening, making her feel even more uneasy.

In his voice, it was obvious he was the boss. It feels strange... Before, Travis used to be angry and hurt me, but now he's so concerned about me. The doctor approached me and examined my head. “Is it still painful, dear? I felt a bump, but it's not serious.” “My head only hurt earlier, probably due to the impact. But now it's just a little sore and I feel dizzy.” The doctor nodded and examined my elbow. “It's fine, not serious. The danger is if there's no bump, because there might be a problem inside. That's what needs to be checked with a CT scan. But from what I see, you're okay. Just take the medicine I'll give you.”