Have you ever fainted for psychological reasons?
Hello,
A few years ago, I asked a question about whether you'd ever fainted. That was more of a general question. Now I'm interested to know whether you've ever fainted for psychological reasons. What was the trigger for you?
This has happened to me twice so far:
- On vacation during a heated argument (I was there alone)
- On the first day of a holiday job (overwhelm, stress, pressure)
At the time, I received a lot of negative reactions and accusations from those around me. It really upset me. They didn't believe me or couldn't understand why I would faint over something like that. As if I had fainted on purpose. On vacation, so I could stay there longer, and at my summer job, so I could avoid work 🤦🏼♀️ Exactly, I'm voluntarily going to a hospital and intentionally missing my flight so I can pay for everything again. Of course, I'm also voluntarily giving up the money from my summer job 🙄
Greetings!
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I used to tell what I shouldn’t have (wasn’t aware). When I was confronted with it, I’ve briefly fainted.
During the time, I noticed how I was getting blacker. But I didn’t say that because I didn’t want to “press” before I started.
Omg, with me was exactly the same situation or very similar. Cracious coincidence! 🙈
Is probably not a coincidence, but – even if it seems rare – a reaction of the body to deal with a problem.
Yes, but the concern you can take off the person by telling you why this happened to you.
And you can work on your ability to conflict so that this is not repeated.
I’m glad she didn’t get a stupid reaction. I think she knew I was flipped about her. She was pretty worried.
Yes, where one can take responsibility for oneself. So that one is apologising for the circumstances and says that one overreacts the psyche or the body. That’s not how you stay in the sacrificial role.
Because I can already understand that others make a certain intention to get out of the affair, that one is a little conflicting.
That’s right. I accidentally passed on something I shouldn’t have done. Then the person got me stuck. My body probably didn’t know how to help.
So mediocre.
As Junggolgo I had a cyst under the chin on holiday. On the eve I had noticed nothing stupid, I had no pain either. In the morning I woke up with another face, the chin seemed to be 5 cm deeper (actually under the skin was only filled with plum), I looked like a monster. On the way to the doctor, people have always turned around or looked scared.
Until then, I’ve been over. The doctor gave his findings and said how to proceed and then discussed the question “stationary” or “outpatient”. When he described in detail what’s coming to me, my blood pressure was suddenly gone and I tipped away standing there. The doctor then told my parents: Let them do it better stationary!
We had some very strenuous days behind us, it was extremely hot, we had just taken place in a tavern, so it started to get out in my head. Since I had experienced this before, I knew I would faint. I just managed to get out of the tavern. Then I didn’t know. It was warm down below. So I was awake again and found myself on a farm between fruit boxes, several faces over me, the friends and strangers. I was aware that I had made my pants – so the warmth from below. I was standing up in zero-comma-nix. That was so embarrassing to me that I just wanted to leave. My friends followed me. Unfortunately, I had to go through the place again, because I had collapsed on a backyard.
The powerlessness was clearly attributable to me: too little food and liquid, too great effort, and that in murderous heat in the past days.
Hello Mermaid1996.
I fell in the summer and had a thick ankle. I probably had a little shock and not drunk enough.
A few hours later, I was fainted at the kitchen table. I got pretty bad.
I came back to me lying on the floor.
But there were no psychological reasons why I fainted.
Never. But I had to hand over to stress and had nasal bleeds because I was plucked at work and chased through the area.
No – But I’ve seen people faint, mental stuff.
I’m too collected and rational to break together.
Example of someone who became almost Ohnmagic:
A woman in continuing training has insulted me quite well, then I dragged her on the course before the teacher and all the other pupils and we would say it out.
I then yelled at her with my face 2 cm in front of her face and ultra evil, she baptized, she clotted and became almost faintand then I read her and she calmed down again when she sat down – even generously gave her a fresh bottle of water.
I guess it happened to me on an extreme heat on holiday in Gran Canaria that my cycle has collapsed and I felt strange.
I also remember class trips where food hadn’t tasted so much, you probably hadn’t had enough to drink, but it has always been in motion.
It was the same cycle.
It’s dizzy and totally pitiful.
I’m not sure. 2 times I fainted in puberty, probably because I got up too fast and had low blood pressure. But once I fainted under the shower, without it being possible to get up quickly. I was there showering with my then f+ (my current friend) and already had feelings for him, maybe this had something to do with the situation… He caught me.
Two hospital visits. I just flipped. I don’t believe this hospital air
Hey,
I’ve never been impotent in general
LG
It happens to me every day, but unfortunately it’s due to my diagnosis
There’s someone who writes there’s no faint for psychological reasons. Some people are so empathyless.
Then the one probably writes garbage 😀 I often have cramps because of psychological reasons, I always say there is nothing that doesn’t exist😅
I really don’t like to think back about it. Nobody really believed me. Many were mad that I shouldn’t do that, etc.
Most people think only because they haven’t experienced it does not exist or generally understand nothing of the psyche.
At that time, hardly anyone believed that I was fainted for the psyche. I felt so misunderstood.
Yeah, I’ve been burdened with so many thoughts over a very long time and then I didn’t drink a day because I was so overloaded and had no time for it and then I was black in my eyes.
With blood collection. It was definitely not so much that you can flip it over. And it was only the puncture. I think one of the more common psychological reasons.
Nope, I’ve never fainted – I know psychological stress, but he has quite different consequences for me!
But I’ve never been fainted before
I think 3.5-4 promille, or 6-8 parts in one night should be evaluated more than physical reason. But then it was “dark” for a while. 😳🤯😵
(I had an extremely “moved” resume until about 15-20 years ago. Our motto: Who can remember was not a good example, but was so. Never regret.)
But I was super funny and I had the feeling to fall over.
That was probably a circulatory dysregulation with you. I have a couple of times a year.
because of stress once, but has been decades ago
Yes more often, I’m going to faint, sometimes I have to pass
No has never happened to me. But you should never underestimate psychological pressure and suffering of people and take them seriously.
You’re right. I don’t know if it could happen again. I’ve had heul breakdowns and stuff in the time after. LG
Makes sense. You’re emotionally overloaded
Yeah, I’ve always been. For psychological reasons, I fortunately have not been fainted for a long time. Only circulatory problems.
But for other reasons, yes.
angst and then again from stress
So far only in pain.
I’ve never been fainted.
Hello Mermaid!
You’re not different from others, you’re just a bit more sensitive than others. Your reaction to stress is powerless. It may happen that you fall in stress, but the problem you should not take on the light shoulder, it should be observed. Sensitive people often react differently, these are experiences I have done. I often wondered if I can learn to deal with it, but it just had to work on it for a long time in the form of mindfulness exercises. It has worked and everyone can learn. LG
Hello. Did you want to write your own answer instead of a comment? Then please do this. LG
Then it would also be the highest time to get help…
Luckily, I’ve never fainted. Hopefully it never happens.
At my first real performance with orchestra and everything. 🙈
What happened?
You took me out there and called the ambulance.
No.
Has never happened before :/
I never fainted, no matter what reasons.
I’ve never been fainted for psychological reasons.
Not at all
I’ve never had any mental problems
I don’t know
Am I so different? So far, no answer has happened because of the psyche.
Yes Apparently, so a friend of mine became ohn-powerful at the beginning of this year and then epilepsy was found with him
Yes, but not only with the neurologist 🙈🤷🏼 ♀️
I understand, yes I’d rather read you
I don’t think it’s epilepsy, but they also thought I should go to the neurologist.
I will not
Is that okay? 😅
Jap, unfortunately 💀 With very sensitive people.
To the happiness
There is no such thing.
Of course there is.
Of course there is.
It may well be that you have not yet had to suffer this, yet there is absolutely!
With sensitive, emotional and empathic people, this can happen. Some people can’t feel it.
There’s something like that.
No.
You’re right!
That’s exactly what I see.
To whom the empathy is lacking, this can in no way feel.