Is blood sickness a physical or psychological disease? Can it be overcome?

Sickness is a mental illness that can be overcome.

Motion sickness is a specific phobia and is a mental disorder. Patients in need can go to the psychiatric department of a regular hospital for treatment, and after improving the relevant examinations, they can be targeted under the guidance of a doctor.

Patients with fainting disorder are no different from ordinary people under normal circumstances, but if they see blood, it will cause vasovagal nerve to react actively, such as dizziness, nausea, dizziness, cold sweat, cold limbs, and low blood pressure, rapid pulse and other symptoms, and even sudden loss of consciousness, fainting and falling to the ground, etc., can generally recover after rest, the disease is a psychological problem, and fear of snakes, caterpillars, is an excessive fear reflex in a special situation, may be related to psychological suggestion or genetic factors, It doesn't necessarily mean that the patient is timid.

For the ** of fainting disorder, under the guidance of a professional doctor, the exposure method can be used to face the blood directly to eliminate the fear in the heart, or the systematic desensitization method can be used to change from weak to strong, and the blood can be seen repeatedly, so as to gradually overcome it. If the condition is severe, adjunctive medications may be required**.

Sickness is a mental illness. Such a disease can be improved and overcome. You can go to a psychiatrist. Or untie your own knots.

Sickness is a mental illness. It can be overcome. It must have been something that went through. Or maybe it's a shadow left in the heart.

Blood sickness is a mental illness, because there is a shadow in the psyche, and I dare not face it after experiencing some things, and it will be good after overcoming it.

Sickness is a mental illness that can be overcome. There is still a difference between blood sickness and seasickness, which is similar to acrophobia, with certain psychological problems and fear.

How to overcome blood sickness? This condition is mainly psychological. First, you have to learn to relax.

If you want to collect blood at most, it may last for a few seconds. It's not a big deal, you have to have a "not be shocked" demeanor. Tell you a recipe to drink tomato juice every day, you are a psychological problem, overcome it and get used to it.

If you can't control your feelings for a while, you can use a little sedative, such as stabilization, or reassurance, before the check-up. Eating one tablet for one hour has no effect on the physical examination. The effect of lowering blood pressure and slowing down the heart rate is not a problem.

**。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.

But motion sickness is not an incurable disease, **this disease mainly starts with eliminating fear, and the way to overcome fear is mainly cognitive-behavioral**. 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.

The more you see or think of blood, the less this phobia will be, says Alan Maniwicz, a psychiatrist at Weil-Cornell Medical Center in New York. This may explain why tried and tested surgeons are comfortable with blood. This "systemic contact" is a universal treatment for specific phobias.

Moreover, it saves lives: the sick person overcomes this phobia and is willing to be healed.

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.

1.Rescue methods for patients with blood sickness.

Syncope itself is a type of vasovagal syncope, such as syncope triggered by pain, tension, fear, fright, and various traumas. Because these factors are common causes of stress. General blood sickness is nothing more than a temporary loss of consciousness, in a shallow coma, physiological reflexes are present, vital signs are stable, and there is no need to panic.

The patient should lie down, move to a place with a safe environment and suitable temperature, unbutton the neck, remove dentures if there are dentures, remove foreign bodies or sputum in the mouth in time, inhale oxygen with a small flow of conditions, and pat the patient's shoulder, gently call the patient, and generally wake up naturally in a few minutes. It is recommended not to give water to the patient to prevent choking and unnecessary trouble. Rest for 10 to 15 minutes, recovery is generally possible, and medication is given if necessary**.

Personally, I think that for blood sickness, it is more of a mental illness, mainly because I am psychologically afraid of blood, so there will be such a problem, when I can adjust well, then this problem itself can be avoided and overcome.

If a person is, blood sickness is of course a mental illness.

Because such a person can't see a physical disease at all.

The key is all psychological, if, from a young age, he is told that his blood is white, then he will see white, paint.

It will also be dizzy and <>

Sickness is a mental illness that can be overcome, I have personal experience, I generally don't get sick, once my finger was injured, when the doctor cleaned the wound, the blood flowed nonstop, I was very scared, very scared and nervous, and suddenly fainted when I saw blood.

Sickness is a mental illness that can be overcome by the acquired **, this process takes a long time, and you can't be impatient in the middle, otherwise it will be difficult to succeed.

I think it's a mental illness, I didn't faint blood when I was a child, but once I had a particularly weird dream, from then on I saw the wound bleeding and I would be covered in cold sweat, I wanted to vomit, my eyes were still a little blurry, but I was conscious, but it was good to rest for a while, I think it can be overcome, it would be good to overcome my fear, but I can't overcome it yet.

Is <> blood sickness a mental illness? How can this psychological barrier be overcome? 1.

Sickness is a psychological disorder, not an organic disease. To overcome this obstacle, you have to start with the psychological aspect. To put it simply, it is psychological desensitization**.

For specific operations, it is important not to avoid seeing blood. If it is very severe, you can try to look at other substitutes for a few minutes with the red liquid. If you can tolerate it, you can increase the time.

If you can't, you can shorten the time, increase the number of times, repeat it a few times, and then increase the time. Gradually, I began to look at the blood, and the method was the same as before. Gradually increase the time you see, increase the amount of blood, and reduce the fear of blood a little bit.

2.As long as the patient does not come into contact with the blood, there will be no symptoms of blood sickness. Therefore, the most direct way is to get no blood or less blood.

Or you can try to adapt to the blood and reduce your resistance to it. Try to look at the blood, put some ** while watching, and relieve your mental state by **. Doing more such exercises can significantly improve the condition of blood sickness.

Psychological**, the reason why there is a blood sickness symptom is related to one's own psychology. For example, a person may have experienced a similar car accident before and saw a lot of blood, so there will be fear in their hearts from now on. To effectively improve the situation, one should first choose psychological**.

If you can eliminate the fear in your heart, you will naturally be able to control the disease, and you will not have such serious symptoms. This is the reason why a person must pay attention to it. When choosing psychology, it is also necessary to combine the actual situation.

It is advisable to choose a professional psychologist, otherwise there will be no better results. These need to be taken seriously.

3.This disease can only be done through psychological conditioning and psychological **. The approach is mainly to allow the patient to face more of the things or places they fear, and to eliminate the fear experience through exposure.

For example, patients with blood sickness can try to contact blood-like items, such as tomato juice, or other red ink, to experience regular contact. After getting familiar with more contact, gradually come into contact with things like chicken blood and duck blood, so that the patient can slowly get used to these red things, and then gradually reduce the symptoms of blood sickness.

Yes, blood sickness is a fear of psychology, and you need to cultivate your mental willpower in order to overcome psychological obstacles.

I think yes, you have to tell yourself that blood is not a big deal. It's just that it's about the same as water, but it's a little darker.

Fear is one of the most primitive human emotions. 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, or phobia for short, when they develop a sense of fear in situations or situations that are not normally supposed to cause fear that are not in harmony with the actual danger.

There are three main types of phobias: place fear, social fear, and peculiar phobia. Sickness is a specific phobia. People with paraphobia are unreasonably afraid of a specific situation or thing, and once they encounter this situation or thing, they will have 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. Motion sickness is the fear of blood. There are also fears of vomiting, fear of suffocation, and even fear of contracting AIDS (AIDS phobia) and so on.

Phobia idioms usually begin in childhood, are more common in women, and are rarely accompanied by other symptoms or syndromes.

The main way to overcome fear is cognitive-behavioral**. This method is the basis for correcting phobias. Usually the patient is directly confronted with the object or place he is fearing, and the fear experience is eliminated by the exposure method, or the systematic desensitization method is used to 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.

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

From childhood to adulthood, when I saw blood, I fainted my own others.

Or the movie Ritt's real, it's really hard.

Sickness is not a mental illness.

Some people will experience palpitation and shortness of breath when they encounter blood, and in severe cases, fainting may occur, which is called fainting. There is no clear cause for this disease, so it is too early to say that it is a psychological problem.

Why do some people get sick with blood?

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

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. 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**.

Hope it helps.

According to my personal experience, blood sickness is probably due to psychological reasons, and there may also be physical reasons, but psychological factors account for the majority.

When I was in elementary school, my father had a car accident, that day I was very leisurely from school to home, on the way I met an aunt I knew, she muttered a lot to me, I didn't understand, I seem to have a problem is that I can't understand any words with an accent, I can't understand as soon as I say it, and then I heard that the rat at home was hit by a car, and when I went back, I was still curious, a mouse was hit by a car so urgently, and later I learned that it was my dad.

My mom was no longer at home, and I hurried to the hospital, when the operating room of the small town hospital we looked down on was lit up with three words, operation. My mom and I sat outside and waited, and then after more than an hour, the doctor brought out a basin, which was a mess of flesh and blood, and I vomited directly when I saw it, and the doctor said that it was two-thirds of my father's stomach, which was really terrifying, and a whole big basin, I still remember the blood, which was dark red.

After that, I became dizzy, although it was not very serious, I would not really be dizzy, but I felt that every time I saw Zhenxue, I could think of the smell of blood at that time, which was very disgusting, and I was dizzy and dizzy, and had a little heart palpitation. I didn't have this situation before, when I was a child, I was slapped by my mother and started to have nosebleeds, and I just cried in fear, and I would still wipe it with my hands, and I wouldn't have these reactions. But now it's a lot bigger, and this phenomenon seems to be getting better, mainly because my dad just had surgery and I reacted more violently to blood in the years after the operation, and because my dad finally got better, and now he is in good health, so he didn't leave too much psychological shadow.

I have a friend who is fainting blood, I remember another physical examination in junior high school to draw blood for testing, when she heard the news, the whole person felt confused, and she cried before she started to draw blood, and everyone else kept comforting her, and she almost fainted when she drew blood....In fact, I have never understood how to deal with a person who faints blood in the face of his aunt....

Okay, cut to the chase,I feel that the problem of blood sickness is both psychological and physiological: Many people may not react much when they see blood, but some people may feel very uncomfortable when they see blood, and they may feel some fear of blood if it is more serious; And the physiological factors may be that they were seriously injured when they were young or saw some terrible pictures, such as seeing others injured and bleeding a lot or encountering some disasters, which caused serious psychological trauma to them (it seems that it can be called inner demons).

Later, we also asked that friend, who was not as dizzy as before, and could completely restrain his nervous and suppressed feelings.

So how should the problem of blood sickness be solved:

1. Generally, if you have a fear of something, you must find out why you are afraid of it, so if you want to get rid of the trouble of blood sickness, you must know what blood is, re-understand this thing, understand and then get rid of the fear of it.

2. You can try to imagine the blood, imagine a scene where you touch the blood: for example, you accidentally cut the **, which causes the blood to flow out, and then overcome the fear to clean it up. If you think about it again and again until you have the opportunity to encounter a real scene (donating blood with others, accidentally injuring yourself or others, etc.), your psychological defense will be slowly broken.