When we undergo too much pain what causes us to pass out? Ive heard of people passing out with too much pain?
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I will only point you in the right direction. It is a side effect of shock. Also it has to do with ones pain tollerance. Someone who is exposed more to pain can handle more pain because they have developed coping skills. Others will give in to shock. But there is no set level. It is different for everyone, and generaly based on mindset and past experiences, and sometimes training.
49441
Punch yourself repeatedly in the stomach until you either black out from pain, or your arm gets tired. Either way will force your brain to focus on something else, and in the case of passing out, you get to sleep until your hiccups are gone. \nThey are quite unpleasant.
389090
some people are in so much pain, either physical or emotional, that they think that anything would be different...\n\nsometimes people are not so much thinking about ending suffering, rather escaping from themselves.\n\ni've seen plenty of death in my time and as far as i'm concerned they're not suffering.  this is especially noticable if the person was in a lot of pain beforehand.
137483
It is time for you to see a doctor.  There are many things that can cause that. One problem could be excessive sinus pressure. Some people even see that before they pass out. \n\nCall your doctor asap.
203721
it's usually stones that are passing. it feels like your whole middle section is in throbbing pain, you can't move and you sweat.
496116
it's a condition called funkitis... and I often suffer from it too... there is no known cure... we just have to hope that we never get so funky that it's fatal... but if you are half as funky as I am... I fear we're doomed...
938585
like being really really really high... til u pass out for the last time... then ur just gone... or u go to heaven or that other place...
82746
Maybe your symptoms are not related to eachother.  As for the sick feeling after eating, have your doctor do a blood test for H. pylori.  It's a bacteria that causes ulcers.  It's a really quick blood test.  My doctor did it in the office and gave me the results right then along with a round of antibiotics.  I was sick for a couple of years before changing doctors and getting the right diagnosis.  Good luck on the issue of passing out.  I also have that problem.  My doctor told me that in 65% of the cases they never find a cause.  I had an MRI to check for tumors in the brain (I have a history of cancer so that was a possibility), an EEG to test for seizures, and a carotid ultrasound to check for blockage in my arteries.  Everything came back fine.  Apparently, it is all stress induced.  I wouldn't worry about the vision problems.  Those are very common with migraines.  I get those too and you can even get silent migraines where you only experience the vision disturbances without the headache.  If you really feel like something is wrong, keep pushing your doctor for answers.  You should listen to your body.
99259
As it takes over, your whole body starts to shut down.  Blood pressure drops.  There are so many complications that can occur that it's hard to say, as each case is different. Many times if pain is unbearable Morphine will be given and that helps a lot and keeps the patient calmer.
155012
I know a guy who almost passed out when he had his done, but that's all I have to go by. Maybe he was just being a big baby, I'm not sure, but it must be pretty darned painful.
414663
your neurosystem being out of wack causing certain portions of your body to become highly sensitive to pain
698588
LOL, I find this amusing. But yes it is because it decreases oxygen to your brain because your blood isn't flowing as freely. \nAnd as a weight lifter you know how when you go to say bench press and you go to breath in or out that's actually helping your blood flow and with the lack of oxygen in your blood it causes your chances of.. passing out among other things to happen.
645863
yes. it can be caused by many methods however it is not an exact science, things can go wrong to the point of death.\na few medicines can have this as a side effect, such as morphine sulphate. Playing with the brain to erase a bad memory is not worth ths problems you may get which can cause you more pain.
1003860
yes, you will pass out first before you die, and you can't hold your breath while passed out.
893750
yes, but i also had intermittent episodes of extreme squishing pain as well.  I couldn't breathe or sit up.  Lucky for me it was only an inflamation of the heart tissue lining.  Tylenol and sleep.....
340620
When one dies , he/she will have no feeling. I remember one evening when I was watching television. I found that the sound from the TV became weaker and weaker.The room became quieter and quieter. Even if someone dropped a needle I could hear it clearly.Just  then I told my mom that I heard nothing. Then I fainted and when I woke up I couldn't move. It seemed  as if I were  a dead person. I couldn't get up or raise up my hand  because it was as heavy as hundred kg.  That accident let me experience the moment of death. It was not terrible at all. It was quite smooth as the whole world became so quiet ...quiet until I  heard nothing. No feeling at tall . So death is not terrible nor painful. After I fainted I had no feeling at all.Therefore I think people will not have feeling after they died.
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Your problem is a bit unusual, but not unknown. There are people who faint when their anxiety reaches a certain level. I used to know someone who would pass out cold if she got nauseated, which really agitated her. After coming around from the faint, she'd throw up. \n\nYour problem seems easier to deal with. Ask the doctor to use some of the cooling/numbing gel that is used on the skin before steroid injections into joints to numb the skin over your arm vein.  Then shut your eyes and keep them shut during the blood draw and breathe normally. You will not feel the needle. And I am speaking from very direct, recent experience here, since I have some chronic inflammatory problems and need steroid shots for it. I dreaded the first one, but there's actually nothing to feel with that gel beforehand.