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Sunday, September 11, 2005

Medical Needle

Just got home from an overcrowded macdonald's, somewhat impossible to study yet i managed to read through 2 short chapters of my notes. Anyway, i've postponed my foot reflex and went to see a chinese physician instead. The backache bugging me for more than a week went for a tea break after the china lady poke some needles into my spine and put a heat pack on the lowerback. The tingling sensation started with a twitch that got me crying out for help. Her constant reassurance and coaxing got me to relax alittle but the electical impulses wrenching my tight muscles were pulling the "scream-for-help" nerve. I managed to hold my tears back throughout the 15 minutes. Some indian came next to me on another bed (separated by this curtain thingy so i couldn't see his face). He was screaming and crying as the doctor diagnose him... hmmm think his leg was pretty swollen too. Right after that, the lady came and pulled the needles out before putting some bamboo with flame to suck up my skin. I thought that was pretty old school because i know modern chinese physicians use electric ones. It felt as though some one was pinching my skin real hard...wonder if there are any blue blacks (a common side effect) on my back now.

I said the back ache went for a tea break because i got down the bed feeling wonderful. The idea of doing back flip on the spot came to my mind, only for me to brush it off to prevent any embarrassment. Now that i'm home... the lower back starts to feel alittle weird again, however, it's much better than how i felt this morning.

Internet was down yesterday...arghz.



1 Comments:

Blogger jcyrhs said...

No Entry for Firemen

This stupid chain blocked my path as i tried to take pictures around the school. Had to climb all over it in order to get to the OTHER side.

11 September, 2005 17:16  

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