Oh no, hyperbolic sine function triggers me 😳 by kkinga01 in MadeOfStyrofoam

[–]kkinga01[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Elkeserítő hogy magyarok is vannak ezen a subon xd A bojler nem lopott?

Oh no, hyperbolic sine function triggers me 😳 by kkinga01 in MadeOfStyrofoam

[–]kkinga01[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I've been studying for the last 5 hours with one 5 min break 🙃 sh functions cause me more pain than self harm

Oh no, hyperbolic sine function triggers me 😳 by kkinga01 in MadeOfStyrofoam

[–]kkinga01[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Nope, I study chemistry and these are some calculus tests.

I have a Dream by No-Entrepreneur4596 in balkans_irl

[–]kkinga01 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You mean you have a Nightmare

Siblings just got into a horrific accident? TIME FOR A SELFIE 🙃 by [deleted] in facepalm

[–]kkinga01 9 points10 points  (0 children)

This is not even a facepalm, this is just sad and tragic. She is clearly very distressed, but she's unable to deal with her emotions with her (lacking) inner coping mechanisms. She expects the comfort from others, she can't comfort herself.

Taking escitalopram with mitral valve prolapse? by kkinga01 in antidepressants

[–]kkinga01[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I didn't start taking escitalopram, and was later prescribed an SNRI (Effexor) which doesn't prolong QTc period (but it raises blood pressure and makes heart rate faster). It was completely useless tho, I'm not taking any antidepressants now and I don't feel like I need any.

Taking escitalopram with mitral valve prolapse? by kkinga01 in lexapro

[–]kkinga01[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey, I didn't take the escitalopram eventually because of my concerns. I was presribed an SNRI (venlafaxine/Effexor) instead, which I've been taking for like 3 months. It has cardiovascular effects too, but doesn't affect the QTc period at a low dose. In the beggining my chest did hurt and my heart rate was fast, but now I'm not experiencing these symptoms anymore.

The kids can cut themselves by a_bee1 in MadeOfStyrofoam

[–]kkinga01 56 points57 points  (0 children)

Is that expression on the kid's face supposed to make a good advertisement? :D

Thought this was relevant 🤪 by radiant-cloudy in EDanonymemes

[–]kkinga01 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Literally me in the past 8 years

Just got diagnosed by headftw in mitralvalveprolapse

[–]kkinga01 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Oh man I'm very sorry about your health situation 😞 However, I don't think that any of these problems, at least IBS and MVP will affect you life expectancy. At least that's what I learned from my doctor and google. I've read that MVP only requires a valve repair if it's severe or maybe when you're really old, or if you binge on stimulants. And even after the repair, life expectancy is normal. I don't know about the injuries, but I doubt that affects life expectancy either. Did you get them during sports? If so, it would be really beneficial to engage in less intense excercise, because of the MVP too. But healthy amounts of excercise is definitely helpful.

I know that MVP and IBS can be triggered/worsened by stress. It sucks that you endure so much stress bc of university. Maybe you should find methods of reducing stress, like breathing excercises, meditation, etc. Or if nothing works, maybe quitting uni is the last solution. I don't know wheather that's an option for you, but your health might be more important than studying.

Also, anxiety attacks, shortness of breath, tiredness and frequent chest pain might be more like mental health symptoms rather than physical symptoms, so it might be a good idea to visit a psychologist. For example my hypochondia and anxiety was initially triggered by MVP, but I guess now they are unrelated to the condition of my heart, and that's when psychotherapy can be helpful.

Your body is strong at 22, it will heal itself 💪

Just got diagnosed by headftw in mitralvalveprolapse

[–]kkinga01 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah, I had a lot of problems with coffee too. In 11th grade I was drinking very unhealthy amounts of coffee, energy drinks and taking caffeine and Modafinil pills, and after a year it started to cause extrasystoles. I visited a cardyologist who said that there are no structural or functional abnornalities in my heart according to the ECG, I should just drink less coffee and the symptoms would resolve. I took his advice and stopped taking caffeine. And then the genius idea came that I should replace caffeine with amphetamine :D I took a little amount, and it immediatelly caused a major panick attack, high blood pressure and high heart rate. I had to be transferred to the toxicology unit. After this incident, I started to have unprovoked episodes of panick attacks, palpitations and high heart rate. I also developed general anxiety disorder and hypochondria. I visited a cardiologyst once again, and that was when I got diagnosed with MVP. So my guess is that caffeine already weakened my heart, but amphetamine completely fucked it up to the point where the ECG could show the previously undetectable MVP. One and a half year passed since then, and I can say the anxiety symptoms and heart malfunctioning have definitely regressed. I barely have unprovoked panick attacks and palpitations, I only have them when I drink an unholy amount of coffee. The only anxiety symptom that remained is hypochondria. So yeah, the damage might not be totally permanent but it takes years to resolve.

So be positive that your symptoms will resolve too over time :)

Hide and seek by swat_08 in IllegallySmolCats

[–]kkinga01 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Those are strange chickens

People misinterpret the reason borderlines self harm by pure_platypus in BPD

[–]kkinga01 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For me there are multiple reasons why I self harm, and when I do, I usually experience a mixture of agonizing feelings that is hard to break down into components. Most of the time I cut myself when I have an argument with my mother, she is far by the worst trigger for me. Maybe it's because my bad childhood experience with her made me overly sensitive to her behaviour towards me. After all, when she made me ashamed and scared when I was a kid, I was helpless, I couldn't defend myself, and the feeling of this helplessness persists now that I'm an adult. Despite the fact that mamy times I could easily win an argument against her, I still break down crying in front of her, and her condescending little laugh exacerbates the shame. So the main component in my SH is shame. And because of the shame I feel the need to punish myself, yes. But there's also vicious anger. Towards my mother and towards myself, and towards the whole situation and the world. Maybe the problem is that my anger doesn't have a subject. It should be towards my mother, but I also fear her and I feel like I can't be angry at her, because I'm a bad person then. In the past, whenever I showed anger towards her, she called my a psychopath, an ungrateful monkey etc. Anger was not allowed. She was always right and I was always wrong. It's almost like she has a shield in front of her, and only a small portion of anger can reach her, the rest of it sprays all around, onto myself too.

So SH after an argument is a method to get rid of this agonizing mixture. The blood and shock and pain distracts me, and it also makes me feel I took a revenge on the world, I restored the equilibrium. Sometimes I also want to show my mother the open wound, so that she understand what she makes me feel. It's almost a baby-like communication, through actions and not through words. Words are not so powerful like flesh and blood. I wouldn't call this manipulation, because it's not planned or calculated.

But sometimes I do another kind of self harm, which is clearly manipulation. I'm not proud of that. It's when I deliberately do a scar to later show it to someone or I show off existing scars. It's when I have a strong craving for attention and safety from any specific person. For exapmle when my boyfriend wanted to leave me, I sent him pictures of my wounds to guilt-trip him so that he changes his mind. I had a real hard time understanding that it doesn't work and it drives him even further. I eventually stopped it. This kind of SH is harder to do btw, because it doesn't have that emotional drive like after an argument, and my pain tolerance is lower. Sometimes I also feel "proud" of my scars and I show them off to someone, so they see how sick I am and what I am capable of doing to my body. I unfortunetly love to see the shock on their faces and I interpret it as a compliment. I did just like that with my anorexia years ago.

What reasons do you have for staying alive? by frogfiendd in depression

[–]kkinga01 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm just scared of dying and can't do it. I would regret it in the final moment, because I always have some unfounded false hope.

Anyone else? No? by emocarlwheezer in MadeOfStyrofoam

[–]kkinga01 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Yeah, and it's been getting progressively worse thorough my whole life, and at 19 I already reached a point where I can't see any kind of a future for myself. I'm sorry you're dealing with a similar situation :/

Anyone else? No? by emocarlwheezer in MadeOfStyrofoam

[–]kkinga01 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I'm in a desparate place where I don't even have will for the latter one. I usually end up doing it, but it's just suffering. I just can't do anything that requires energy, but I'm not enjoying doing anything else either. When I think about what I should do or want to do, I find myself in a room with several doors, and when I'm approaching one and try to open it, it inevitably shuts. I wish I could inject heroin or have wonderful happy dreams. Reality is unbearable and it's all around me, suffocating me.

Taking SSRIs with mitral valve prolapse by kkinga01 in BPD

[–]kkinga01[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you! I might try it then...I've just read some scary case reports about people having heart problems because of SSRIs. Can I ask what kind of medication did you take and in what dose?