Tiba Tiba Ada Benjolan Di Kepala Novels & Stories

I remember the kraken’s furious attack upon our ship and the blow I took to my head that knocked me over the side and into the ocean. I reach up with my fingers and gently probe the right side of my scalp, hoping perhaps that it was all just a bad dream. Sure enough, I find an egg-sized lump and some dried blood in my hair. I wince. It’s painful to touch, but it doesn’t seem too bad—at least it doesn’t seem to be bleeding any longer. The cold salt water undoubtedly helped reduce the seriousness of the injury.

James said, "Teacher. In recent years, Old Maldini often suffers severe headache, which has affected his normal work. After the examination of our World Medical Association's expert, we confirmed that there was a tumor in his brain, and the pressure of the tumor caused nerve pain." "The tumor is not big. It's smaller than table tennis, and it's a benign tumor. It will be very easy to treat for ordinary people, we just need to have an operation to remove the tumor."

The girl put on a perfect and well-composed expression. The young woman froze upon hearing this. She reached up to touch the right side of her head; there was a spot that she had accidentally hit when she bumped into something a while ago. I didn’t hit my head too hard, but I guess I’ve been feeling some pain after that accidental bump. Was that the cause of the excess blood in my brain? I’m surprised I actually fainted today. But regardless, it’s still costly to get surgery nowadays, and… we don’t have a lot of savings left.

"Headache still not gone?" When he didn't get a response, Joe Wright took a few steps closer, his tone a little impatient: "I'm asking you, how sick are you?" Alex Roberts slowly looked over, the residual pain still in his eyes, as well as confusion. "You said ...... what?" Joe Wright looked over at Eric Chan with a start. Eric Chan explained, "Mr. Roberts has been having more and more frequent headaches lately, most of the time accompanied by tinnitus, and he didn't hear you." After the explosion of the car accident, Alex Roberts suffered some brain injuries, but it only caused memory loss, how did it suddenly become so serious? "Because of that damn acupuncture again?"

I head to my loveseat and curl up, resting my head on a small throw pillow and close my eyes. Sometime later a buzzing noise from my kitchen rouses me. I stand and the room tilts. It takes a moment for my equilibrium to return. My headache is thankfully gone. I touch the knot at the back of my head, which is still sore. I’ll live. I head to the kitchen counter and see that Moon texted me again, but this time his number isn’t blocked. 602-555-3142 You have a slight concussion and need to be woken throughout

"I'm still looking for where that is. I'll tell you later." "Don't forget that, Baron. The point is I have to know everything." He nodded his head, rubbing my head lightly. "I'll talk to Gallena first. You stay in your room." I nodded, letting him go into Gallena's room while I entered mine. I moved my neck to the right and left, trying to relax my tightened neck. My heavy head had lightened up a bit, but the throbbing that had been coming back frequently lately was attacking me again. I had already checked it by our personal doctor, who was called by Aunt Irina. The doctor said it was just a symptom of mild dizziness caused by excessive thoughts. He told me to stay relaxed and get some fres

The next morning, the doctor called me to discuss the result of the test. I was nervous, and hoping that there's nothing serious at all. "Okay, so here's the result of the test. As you can see, there's no any damages within her brain, no tumor to cause any serious headache. However, since we did a lot of test to her, we found out that it is because of high blood. During the screening, I asked your mother on what part did she felt pain, and she told me that it was on her nape, as well as on her head. Usually, it may cause stroke to a person luckily, you're mom didn't."

“What can happen if more time passes and I am not operated?” “Benign skull tumor surgery is usually performed because its growth, even if it is a benign tumor, causes compression of the brain, which translates into neurological symptoms, or intracranial hypertension, causing damage to the brain. brain. For that reason we must not waste time, or postpone surgery, Mr. Al-Murabarak” I got dizzy from so much information, nothing was defined, or everything went well, or nothing. I squeezed her hand, taciturn, without uttering a single word; I just listened attentively to them, patient and doctor.

Ty says and goes back to having his lunch. "Yeah, I called him. He isn't well. His headache increased morning and he went to the Doctor. They did some scanning and blood test and all," I say in a worried tone whilst looking down at my plate but side-eying Ty's expression. "Scanning?" Ty frowns. "Uhm..they found something complicated," I say. "Complicated?? What?" Ty furrows his eyebrows. "Don't worry. They just doubt there is a small tumor growing in his brain. Let's hope there won't be anything like that," I say, slowly chewing my food.

I shrug, immediately wincing when the action brought pain. Pulling aside my shirt, I frown at the small bandage covering my left shoulder. “When you fainted, you kind of cut yourself on a small piece of glass on the ground. It’s not very deep so you don’t have to worry. There’s also a bump at the back of your head which explains the headache but give it a day and the swelling will go down. You had a bit of a concussion when you passed out but don’t worry, your fine now and you just need a little rest.”