solarfiction 2025-04-14 18:58:11

maybe its an infection or just something in general about the digestive s ystem considering you cough up blood and have the urge to vomit. couldve been something you a te (note : i am not a doctor because im too much of a dumbass to be one)

also i like blood because of how many times i got hurt, got used to it (aaaawesome..)

GrapheneKid 2025-04-15 00:23:54

Why are you scared to tell your parents? I think you need to let someone know what's happening. Coughing up blood is not normal and usually indicates something more serious

But yeah blood sucks, every time I have blood drawn I pretty much pass out, my body gets real weird when I lose my life force lol

Yatsufusa 2025-04-15 08:21:55

You should have mentioned the doctor visits in the main posts, because I was literally about to suggest just that.

I am not a medical professional. But concerning your "phobia of blood"...
Have you ever looked into what a "syncope" is? ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Syncope_(medicine) ) A friend of mine has a "neurally mediated syncope". If you have a vivid imagination, thoughts (or smell) of blood can trigger lightheadedness, dizziness, or even cause them to black out. (That was just once though and I was not present. Other factors might have played into that one.)

As for the headaches... If you've been taking 'acetylsalicylic acid' ("Aspirin"), try out Paracetamol or Ibuprofen - which tend to be very affordable, btw. ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paracetamol | https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ibuprofen )
Check the package insert/"patient information leaflet" for the right dosage and possible side effects.

I had a lot of headaches when I was young. They were _the_worst_ and I never figured out what caused them. For me, the frequency drastically went down after I started taking "headache medicine", but I still get around 8 headaches per year. I medicate, take it slow, drink plenty of water, go to bed early, and try to take it slow the next day. And then life goes on. No big deal.

What worked for me will not necessarily work for you. When it comes to medicine, effectiveness and side effects can vary widely. Human bodies aren't all the same and there are no "cure alls".

'Taking advice from strangers on the internet' is already a gamble.
'Taking advice from strangers on the internet concerning health topics' is _bound_ to get you some "unwise" or even _outright_dangerous_ pieces of advice! Often enough from people who "mean well".
Do your own research! And 'do talk' to your local pharmacist. Pharmacist are not just shop clerks - in their field of expertise (pharmacy), they 'can' easily be more experienced than your family doctor. "Can"; not "will absolutely". If a recommendation of theirs sounds risky to you, get a second opinion before you start trying it.

I hope this helps you. But if you want help in the future, use the word "help" in the title for better visibility. I only noticed this post by chance.

GrapheneKid 2025-04-15 18:11:30

@KennysComiks "i don't even need to have my blood drawn, I'm just here for the bandaid and apple juice"