走开我有病别闹我有药
[zŏu kāi wŏ yŏu bìng bié nào wŏ yŏu yào]
The phrase 'Go away; I'm sick—don’t mess around, I have medicine' is used humorously or sarcastically, indicating that when someone tries to disturb, they are asked to leave because they’re feeling ill, yet equipped with medication for the situation. It conveys the attitude of preferring isolation when troubled but being self-sufficient at the same time.