Hanhan21
This could be a couple of things. The first that comes to mind is a psychogenic panic disorder, wherein panic strikes, hyperventilation occurs, followed by syncope. This is not to say the condition isn't "real" -- clearly it is. It simply means that the origin is psychological, with symtomology progressing into the physiological. If so, this type of condition is usually easy to treat, both in the near term and long term.
Alternately, this could also me a neurological matter. While the symptoms do not sound like a perfect match for grand mal epileptic disorders, a medical history would probably serve to either confirm or rule out this as a pathology. Questions I'd ask would include:
In either case, the condition you describe does not sound life-threatening (although I might warn you against operating power tools, driving, etc. in a situation where you're likely to encounter this stimulus), and most likely has a very good prognosis. It should, however, be discussed with a health professional in a setting where you're face-to-face.
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∙ 12y agoBecause it helps them to get better, this helps when people are crying. Breathe in and out do it atleast 3 times. Does this help?
go to the doctor
no, baby won't die from crying.. it is only a sign that he/she needs something. maybe he/she is hungry or sleepy, ... and crying is how baby communicates...
because they are hunting mercilessly.
because they are hunting mercilessly.
I get headaches after crying because I hold my breath while crying (see next paragraph on what holding your breath does to your head). A few years ago I was seeing a therapist and working on relieving stress. I had dealth with daily headaches for most of my life. In the workbook, it went over things that no doctor had ever asked me. Come to find out, I held my breath most of every day. I would take a breath only when needed. The workbook made me re-train my breathing pattern. I have learned to control my headaches almost all the time. I still have issues when crying, laughing hysterically, or test taking. Those are the times when I just cannot breathe normally. Holding your breath reduces oxygen in your blood, therefore, reducing the amount of oxygen going to your brain. The capillaries become smaller with less oxygen. When you start taking in more oxygen, the capillaries are already smaller. Your body trying to pump the blood/oxygen through to your brain is painful (like a throbbing) now because the capillaries are smaller.
If you are crying for no reason then you need to find out why you are crying. Because if you are crying for no reason there gots to be something wrong!
yes because you are born crying if you werent crying when you were born, odds are you arent alive.
Yes, when babies are born and start crying, they immediately start breathing.
Because he is sad.
Whenever you can keep it still around 2years i suggest while they are asleep unless you like crying
dont worry i hate math too