Is blood sickness born or late? How to relieve the symptoms of blood sickness?

Most of the fainting blood is acquired. The main reason is that the body lacks a certain element, which leads to functional problems and insufficient blood supply. To relieve blood sickness, it is best to pay more attention and maintain it, eat more red dates, pork liver, etc., and supplement it through food.

I think they were born, mainly because they were naturally sensitive to blood. I can't see the red, if you want to alleviate it, you can choose, normally you must drink more water.

Motion sickness is not born, it is a kind of psychological disease, also known as "blood phobia", which is a kind of mental occult disorder in a special situation. 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 **.

Is the fainting blood natural or formed during a special period.

Sickness: In reality, some people will experience a considerable degree of fear when they encounter blood or injections, and present unique physiological reactions. This is a type of characteristic object phobia, which is about 3 to 4 percent in the population.

When people with phobias are confronted with the object they fear, they do not simply have an increased heartbeat and blood pressure, because they initially appear to have an increase in heartbeat and blood pressure that then drops dramatically, often accompanied by vomiting, lightheadedness, and fainting. Indeed, 75% of people with hemophobia have a history of fainting in these situations.

Interestingly, the blood sickness injury phobia only presents its unique physiological response form in the face of blood and injury**, but in the fear of other objects, it presents more typical "fight and flight" physiological response characteristics.

There is a strong family element to the fear of motion sickness and injury, and two-thirds of the patient's immediate family members also suffer from the same fear of ascension. It is unclear whether this factor reflects genetic factors that influence the sharing of shared environmental experiences by the same family members. But the specific purpose that may develop from this unique form of physiological response is:

The onset mechanism of fainting and fainting is used to suppress future episodes or alertness.

Are blood sickness and fear of heights innate?

Sickness must be innate, probably genetic.

But I'm sure that arguing against fear of heights is not innate, fear of heights is an obstacle that a person pays for himself, and he does not dare to look at high places, resulting in fear of heights as soon as he arrives at high places.

Why do some people faint blood when they are not afraid of heaven and earth?

You can think of it as psychological fear or genetic fear.

The former can be a fear response triggered by a previous experience.

For example, the story of a man who was scared of a rope after being bitten by a snake.

In fact, it is because of the previous psychological shadow that it will lead.

A person's fear of such a thing henceforth and henceforth.

The latter is a genetic problem of genes.

It's like an instinctive reaction to be born to breathe.

Some reactions are passed on to the next generation through genes.

The essence is that after this phenomenon appears, it causes a visual impact for a short time, and then transmits to the brain to cause temporary cerebral blood insufficiency; I think the most essential thing of blood sickness is to overcome the psychological barrier, when it happens, lie flat and raise your legs to enhance the blood supply to the brain.

It is caused by psychological reasons, and if you want to faint blood, you must desensitize and adjust your mentality.

Sickness, 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 sweat, cold limbs, decreased blood pressure, weak pulse, and even sudden loss of consciousness. When rescuing, the patient should first lie flat, be fed warm water or sugar water, rest for 10-15 minutes, and generally recover, if necessary, give drug rescue**.

Motion sickness is not an organic disease, but a psychological illness that belongs to one of the phobias.

Fear is one of the most primitive human emotions, and unlike anxiety, fear is an adaptive response to a real threat. Anything that can pose a danger or threat to a person can trigger fear. People may develop phobia neurosis when they develop a sense of fear that is not in harmony with the actual danger in situations or situations that should not normally cause fear.

There are three main types of phobias: place fear, social fear, and peculiar fear.

Sickness is a specific phobia. People with paraphobia are irrationally afraid of a specific situation or thing, and once exposed to the situation or confronted it, they will develop a severe sense of depression and fear. For example, fear of heights, hydrophobia, animal fear, etc., even if there is no threat, fear can occur.

Specific fears include fear of vomiting, fear of suffocation, and even fear of HIV infection. It usually begins at an early age, is more common in women, and rarely has other symptoms or syndromes. This disorder 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.

These problems may affect the patient's work and life. But sickness is not an incurable disease.

**Motion sickness mainly starts with 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.

Take a look for yourself to see if there are any of the above symptoms.

I think it's okay, it's mainly because of its own psychological barriers. You can choose to think of blood as water during the injection.

You can have a good **, there will also be a good **, you can choose desensitization**, or relieve tension, and you can also find a psychologist in your life**.

I think it's a mental illness that is generally very difficult, but it can be prevented; If you find yourself fainting, stop the bleeding in time, stay in a ventilated place, and pinch the acupuncture points of the person or Vipassana.