Oh, I Really Came to the Hospital for an IV.

A lesson learned, I was awakened by a fart after 7 o'clock, woke up and found that there was no hot water, so I drank a cup of overnight water, but before I lay down, I felt shit on my face, based on the principle of not trusting any fart when I have diarrhea , squatting into the toilet in a hurry.

Then……

After a long time, people were exhausted.

The doctor saw that I was lacking in energy and asked me if I felt nauseous and dizzy. I said a little bit, probably because I didn’t get enough sleep, so he sent me to put me on an IV...just kidding.

Acute gastroenteritis.

Sure enough, what I ate yesterday hurt my stomach, and the IV drip was normal saline or something else, I don’t know.

At first I didn’t expect it to be so serious. After all, anyone with diarrhea would go to the hospital, and I thought it was lactose intolerance at first. Anyone who works out knows that some Asians have diarrhea when they eat protein powder.

But the more I think about it, the more something is wrong. Didn't I pull it before?

This time, I have been eating for almost a month. How could it be possible that I have diarrhea now, so I ran to the hospital.

Fortunately, I heard that my situation is considered a serious one.

So I stayed in the hospital today, I asked for it.

It's troublesome to live alone in case of a situation, and it's not bad for this little money.

Don't look at me as tall and burly, but I'm actually quite afraid of death [speaking the truth]

Illness is not a fist. It is necessary to distinguish clearly what to be afraid of and what not to be afraid of.

But I still have to make sure that I asked my friend to bring me a laptop that I hadn’t used for half a year. He brought me the host directly, and then went back to continue looking for it, because he really only carried a host.

Now that I have the computer, I can calculate the time, and I think it will be no problem to code a chapter.