one fine night..
i was exceptionally jobless and lazy. i was feverish. i disregarded it as being psychological and decided to sleep it out. (i do NOT normally cook up illnesses unless i very badly need some pampering.) i woke up feeling no better. (4 sentences and 6 'i's so far. this blog is MINE, so whatever it is, so be it.) the day dragged on, felt weaker. i decided to get myself checked. at the casualty, the PG asked me to get the routine investigations done. urine test was one in the list.
first of all, i was so dehydrated. getting myself to pee was one thing. plus i was anorexic. anything edible/drinkable seemed revolting. after forced efforts to gulp down some tender coconut water and being the butt of my friend's jokes for ten minutes, i managed to get an impulse. went to the loo with the tiny bottle. now, aiming to piss into it was another task! (thanks to my paranoid dad, i too have become over cautious about hospi infection. he still gives me instructions before i get even a simple TT shot.)
finally the task was done. i came out carrying the bottle with a sense of satisfaction. i just realised there were a couple of my professors around. i suddenly felt conscious/awkward. i hurried to the technicians table and made an exit from the scene.
After all the drama, i was hoping for malaria atleast. i did feel really sick. atleast i could say i had something decently big. to my disappointment the PG told me the reports are normal and prescribed some paracetamol and warm saline gargle. no antibiotics also! stupid meager viral pharyngitis..
first of all, i was so dehydrated. getting myself to pee was one thing. plus i was anorexic. anything edible/drinkable seemed revolting. after forced efforts to gulp down some tender coconut water and being the butt of my friend's jokes for ten minutes, i managed to get an impulse. went to the loo with the tiny bottle. now, aiming to piss into it was another task! (thanks to my paranoid dad, i too have become over cautious about hospi infection. he still gives me instructions before i get even a simple TT shot.)
finally the task was done. i came out carrying the bottle with a sense of satisfaction. i just realised there were a couple of my professors around. i suddenly felt conscious/awkward. i hurried to the technicians table and made an exit from the scene.
After all the drama, i was hoping for malaria atleast. i did feel really sick. atleast i could say i had something decently big. to my disappointment the PG told me the reports are normal and prescribed some paracetamol and warm saline gargle. no antibiotics also! stupid meager viral pharyngitis..
3 Comments:
At 9:09 AM, Vibha said…
ha ha..good one.Ye dil maange more??U shud have given the sample to victoria hosp.they would have satified ur desire for greater things.
At 4:58 AM, Anonymous said…
Gauri, I find myself really uncomfy!
At 5:05 AM, Anonymous said…
Sorry for my Vivid Imagination....
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