Share, what is the experience of blood sickness?

When I was 16 years old, I was transferred to a new school, and one day, the radio announced that the newly enrolled students would go to the medical room for a physical examination. Wandering around, he moved to the medical room one by one, and found that there were people queuing in front of him, and he felt a burst of joy in his heart. If anyone comes again, they will be given to the front, and I will always remain at the end of the line.

Even so, after all, he couldn't escape the fate of being blood-drawn. To this day, I still vividly remember the sound of my heartbeat at that time, and I clearly remember that it was the doctor, and I finally finished pumping. In a trance, I heard the doctor say, press it, it sounds a little ethereal.

Then I got up and walked out, and I felt a little black in front of my eyes, a lot of sweat, and a little weak in my legs, and then I didn't know anything. ‍‍

The experience is that in life you can't imagine when there will be a bloody scene, and you will feel dizzy in the next second, it is really life full of surprises, and you have to be vigilant at all times.

I'm the kind of person who doesn't feel a little blood, but gets faint when I see a little more blood, my sister broke her leg, and when I saw it, my eyes were white, I had trouble breathing, nausea, and my legs were weak, and I tried to find a place to sit down before I recovered. ‍‍

I remember having a friend of mine who was a typical person with motion sickness, who was enthusiastic and optimistic, but she was afraid of it. During the college entrance examination physical examination, her face turned pale when she saw blood, her fingers were cold and trembling slightly, and she would faint in less than ten seconds.

When I was practicing the chorus, a man and a woman were fighting, and the man pushed the woman off the top, and the woman's hand immediately bled out, and I didn't feel anything when I saw it. After a while, I felt very stuffy in my chest, a hint of coolness, acid reflux, my face was pale, my lips were too, and my legs were soft and uncomfortable. ‍‍

There was a small canteen in the first place of work, and the uncle in charge of cooking once cut a small piece of meat with his hand, and he came to the office to ask for alcohol, a band-aid, or something, I took a look, really just a glance, and smacked the table, dizzy, and nauseous and wanted to vomit. ‍‍

I didn't know I was going to get sick before, but when I went out shopping with my roommate, I saw a blood donation cart and went to donate blood, and when I saw a large amount of blood being drawn, I fainted gloriously.

When I was having supper, a table of people chatted about the experience and scene of my previous boyfriend's car accident, and I couldn't do it on the spot, I kept panicking, chills, dizziness, and rapid heartbeat, and I couldn't help vomiting, but I didn't faint. ‍‍

When I took the blood test for the college entrance examination, I was still very confident and went to line up, thinking that this can't escape will be drawn sooner or later, and there is no such thing as blood sickness, and when I drew blood, I accidentally saw blood, and then fainted.

Fainting refers to the phenomenon of fainting caused by the sight of blood, which is mainly manifested as dizziness, nausea, dizziness, palpitations, followed by paleness, cold sweat, cold limbs, decreased blood pressure, weak pulse, and even sudden loss of consciousness. The patient should first be placed on a flat line, fed warm water or sugar water, rested for 10 to 15 minutes, and generally recovered, and if necessary, should be given medication to resuscitate**.

Motion sickness, also known as "hemophobia", is a mental disorder in a special situation, which is the same phobia as the "object terror" of fear of seeing snakes and caterpillars, and the "communicative terror" of fear of seeing strangers and the opposite sex, and is not necessarily related to timidity. Motion sickness is also different from motion sickness, the former is similar to fear of heights and is a psychological problem; The latter is a physiological problem of the balance organ of the inner ear. Although the cause of motion sickness has not yet been clarified, this mental disorder is certainly not the type of psychosis commonly known as "neuropathy".

Except that they can't see blood, people who faint blood are no different from ordinary people.

Those who suffer from fainting will feel terrible and nauseous when they see blood; In severe cases, they will lose consciousness. These problems may affect the patient's work and life. However, motion sickness is not an incurable disease, and if the disease is "desensitized"** (blood is seen repeatedly and gradually from weak to strong under the guidance of a psychologist), it can be **.

Me too! Maybe it's a personal psychological problem...

Hemosickness is not an organic disease, but a psychological disease, which belongs to one of the phobias.

Common phobias mainly include place phobia and socialization.

There are three types of fear, fear and peculiar fear. Sickness is a specific phobia. Patients with paraphobia are unreasonably afraid of a specific situation or thing, once violent.

When exposed to such a situation or confronted with such a thing, a serious sense of depression and fear arises.

The main way to overcome fear is cognitive ——— behavioral therapy.

Therapy. Psychologists usually have the patient directly confront the object or place they are fearing, use exposure to eliminate the fear experience, or use systematic desensitization to chase them away.

Gradually reduce the sensitivity to the feared object or situation, so that the patient can gradually and calmly face the feared object and overcome the fear.

Motion sickness, also known as "hemophobia", is a mental disorder in a special situation, which is the same phobia as the "object terror" of fear of seeing snakes and caterpillars, and the "communicative terror" of fear of seeing strangers and the opposite sex, and is not necessarily related to timidity. Motion sickness is also different from motion sickness before.

Similar to acrophobia, it is a psychological problem; The latter is a physiological problem of the balance organ of the inner ear. Although the cause of motion sickness has not yet been clarified, this mental disorder is certainly not the type of psychosis commonly known as "neuropathy". Except that they can't see blood, people who faint blood are no different from ordinary people.

Those who suffer from fainting will feel terrible and nauseous when they see blood; The heavier one will be unconscious like your son. These problems may affect the patient's work.

and life. However, sickness is not an incurable disease, and if it is "desensitized"** (under the guidance of a psychologist, it will gradually change from weak to strong.

See blood), that is, you can**.

This is a normal phenomenon that many people will have, you don't have to worry too much, it may be due to some psychological problems caused by the disease, usually go out and walk more, encourage yourself to overcome your fears, believe that you can be cured, in addition, not fainting a person's blood belongs to a special situation, it may be in your heart, put him or him in the highest position, he or she is the most important to you, do not faint your partner more. Hope it helps.

Syndication, also known as "hemophobia", refers to the phenomenon of fainting caused by the sight of blood, which is mainly manifested as dizziness, nausea, dizziness, palpitations, followed by paleness, cold sweats, cold limbs, decreased blood pressure, weak pulse, and even sudden loss of consciousness. Psychology is required**.

It starts by eliminating fear, and the way to overcome fear is mainly cognitive behavior. This method is the basis for correcting phobias. Psychologists usually ask patients to directly face the feared objects or places, use exposure methods to eliminate the fear experience, or use systematic desensitization methods (such as repeatedly and gradually seeing blood from weak to strong under the guidance of a psychologist) to gradually reduce the sensitivity to the feared things or situations, so that patients can gradually and calmly face the feared object and overcome the fear.

By identifying the source of the fear, self-confidence training can also have an objective effect. As an adjunct or emergency measure, anxiolytics can effectively prevent or prevent physiological reactions due to fear, such as flushing, heartbeat, sweating, trembling, etc., but should be used sparingly or with caution according to the doctor's advice to avoid the formation of dependence.

A little, but blood sickness can be overcome, it doesn't matter if you see too much, it's actually a kind of psychological fear, first of all, you have to serve the psychological barrier, don't think too much.

Fainting blood is on contact or smell

After seeing the blood, it produces a kind of body、

Conscious overreaction.

Symptoms include panic, dizziness, increased heart rate, nausea, and limb weakness.

It is usually caused by an overactive vasovagal reaction, low blood pressure, and blood pressure

Dizziness and paleness caused by insufficient oxygen supply to the brain

loss of consciousness, etc.

It falls within the category of hysteria.

Why do some people get sick with blood?