help me for god sake!!!!?

I have a friend and also my wife who suffer from Vasovagal Syncope. Look it up on the internet and find out if that describes the symptoms you are feeling.

The following might help you:

Why Do I Faint?

The doctor wanted to check the pressure in my eye, a procedure that required him to touch my eyeball with an instrument. I knew what was going to happen. It always does. It is the same when a nurse uses a needle to extract blood. Sometimes just talking about injuries has the same effect—I faint.

According to a British report, some 3 percent of us often faint when we are in one of the aforementioned specific situations. If you are a fellow sufferer, you may have tried in vain to stop yourself from fainting. You might have tried walking to the bathroom to avoid fainting in public. But that is not a good idea. You might faint suddenly on the way and injure yourself. After experiencing this reaction so many times, I decided to find out what causes it.

After talking to a helpful doctor and checking a few books, I found that such an episode is called a vasovagal reaction. It is thought to be a malfunction of a body system that is meant to regulate blood circulation, such as when you change position from sitting to standing.

In certain circumstances, which may include seeing blood or having your eyes examined, your involuntary nervous system behaves as if you were lying down, when actually you are sitting or standing up. At first, your heart usually races because of anxiety. Then your pulse rate slows precipitously and blood vessels to your legs dilate, or widen. As a result, the blood supply increases to your legs and lessens to your head. Your brain runs short of oxygen, and you faint. How can you prevent this from happening?

You might look away when your blood is being drawn, or you could lie down during the procedure. As mentioned, when a vasovagal reaction is about to begin, you can often recognize the warning signs. So there is usually time to take action before you faint. Many doctors recommend that you lie down and prop your legs up against a chair or a wall. This prevents your blood from draining into your legs, and thus you may be able to prevent the reaction from running its full course. Within just a few minutes, you will probably feel better.

If this information helps you as it has me, you will be able to recognize the signs of an approaching vasovagal reaction. Then you can take prompt action and stop it before it happens.

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If you are serious, about being scared of those things, then you need to seek help, and I suppose that is what you are doing now. I would suggest you visit with your pastor, and tell him of your phobias. He should be able to show you, in Gods Word, that you have no reason to fear these things if you are a Child of God. Philippians 4:4-7 reads" Rejoice in the Lord always, again I say rejoice, let your moderation be known to all men, the Lord is at hand( and the part that should mean the most to you) "Be anxious for nothing, but in all things, by prayer and supplication, with thanksgiving, let your request be made known to God. And the peace of God, which passes all understanding, will keep your hear and mind, through Christ Jesus."

You see, knowing Jesus as your Savior, means that you really have nothing to fear. But, if you fail in that regard, as we all do, "let your request be made known to God". Then you need to thank God, that you no longer fear, blood, needles, etc. You must believe that God will take care of you, and He will. God Bless.

Wow you're a real basket case. Go see a shrink, that will probably be the best option. I'm actually very serious. Mental health is important.

no you cant have a c-section done by request. if you are sqeamish of blood, etc, why would you want to have a major operation by choice?

No. I lost all respect for you when you took God's name in vain.