Unbearable Headache Novels & Stories

"You're just asking me because you know you would never persuade Isaac, sir. Do you really think I can do something you can't?" The retort left Henry speechless, but he scowled harder, and his head began to hurt from the aggravation. Moneypenny quickly walked up to rub his back. "Calm down, sir. Your body can't take it." "I can check." Irene walked up. Moneypenny gave her a look. "Mr. Jefferson might feel better if you say yes." Irene simply pretended not to hear him, and gave him a simple checkup. Henry was not lying—the headache seemed to be caused by intracranial pressure.

Henry POV I open my eyes and I am instantly hit by a horrible headache. Drinking my weight doesn’t feel like a good idea right now, it did the last few days. I have kept myself drunk almost into a comatose state for the past few days. I am not dealing well with this entire thing.

I tried to keep it to myself, but I eventually bent over in pain “What is it?” Cole asked, panic in his voice. “I do not know. I just have this horrid headache that is consuming me,” I shared. “Let’s go back to the hospital,” Cole said, turning back. “Give me a minute; it is starting to ease up,” I shared, before a stabbing pain shot through my head and into my body.

Her lips quivered as she muttered faintly, “It hurts… so much…” The unbearable pain dragged on, gnawing at her body like claws. Her vision swirled into a haze as the minutes crawled by, every moment a thread pulling the life from her. Her blood seemed to freeze in her veins, her body burning yet icy cold. She didn’t know what to do. For the first time in her life, she was utterly lost. She sat motionless on the bed, her body growing colder as time slipped away. Outside, the night sky gleamed with stars. The headache that gripped her was unbearable, a pressure she couldn’t put into words.

My head hurts badly. It's almost like four days now and I can't seem to get myself from the constant headache that keeps burning in my head. I feel like my head has been inserted into a volcano hole, the heat and pain is some thing I can't explain. And I can hear a loud pound sounding in my skull, hitting at every three counts in a second. And since last night, I haven't been feeling myself. My temperature has been growing so high and I have lost my appetite to eat any thing. Though I have to eat, the urge to have any thing now is gone. All I needed was a long nap without any one intruding.

COLE AIDEN I can't help but to massage my forehead because of the severe headache I can barely the pain damn, I remembered that I drank to an oblivion and passed out. Damn alcohol! I think I need to rest for a whole day, let alone the problem within the company solve itself! That will only add to his headache, so it's better for him to just lay in his bed at the condo all day.

Jennifer was soaked in sweat when her eyes fluttered open. She winced. The splitting headache that made her feel like her head might explode made it hard for her to focus. Her forehead creased as she tried to remember what was going on. "Damn!" She cursed under her breath. Her headache was so bad that she couldn't think properly. Taking steady breaths, she lay silently, hoping that it would help her. Time passed and she didn't open her eyes. She was thankful for the pin drop silence that surrounded her since it helped, coping with her headache.

The words swam on the page, refusing to form coherent thoughts. I pushed the papers aside and rubbed my temples. The headache was pounding behind my eyes, relentless and unforgiving. It had been building all day, a dull throb that had sharpened into something almost unbearable. I hadn't slept well in weeks. I hadn't eaten properly in days. My body was failing me, and I didn't care.

“Doctor, may I ask something?” “Go ahead, Mrs. Sullivan.” The doctor smiled kindly as they both decided to stop at the edge of the staircase. “What actually happens when someone frequently experiences headaches?” The doctor seemed to be weighing her words. Svanna understood that there was a serious issue to be understood. She herself was unsure when the education she had received in the past... should have led her to a conclusion. "What kind of headache reaction do you mean, Mrs. Sullivan? Does it happen periodically?" "I think so. Nightroe had a helicopter accident because of a headache. Before he left, he also experienced the same thing. There are common painkillers used to suppress the re

He leaned against the wall and felt a brand new headache coming on. This time, it felt like it came back to lay complete waste on his nerves. He started having headaches a year ago. The doctor said that it was caused by memory loss. It was a kind of pain that was comparable to the pain of a gunshot wound and taking oral painkillers could do very little a blunt on it. Only IV analgesic injections could help with the pain. When Darren was to have the injection that day, he asked the doctor, “Which one is more painful? This kind of headache, or the pain of childbirth?”