快走我有病别闹我有药
[kuài zŏu wŏ yŏu bìng bié nào wŏ yŏu yào]
'Quick, go away; I'm sick, don't mess around, I have medicine.' It sounds rather playful and colloquial, possibly suggesting the person does not wish to be bothered due to feeling unwell but in an exaggerated way. The speaker seems to say it all light-heartedly, though underlyingly expressing their discomfort or need to be left alone.