I have pains in my finger tips anytime I think of a certain girl...its very strange. Is this normal?
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I have pains in my finger tips anytime I think of a certain girl...its very strange. Is this normal?
I haven't experienced that particular one.. but I'm not going to say it isn't possible. Physiological reactions of the body vary to some degree from person to person.
It wont go away, its driving me crazy...
3 nights long and sometimes in the day time...
I cant sleep...
Can you describe the pain?
pulsing, beeping kinda pain.
Perhaps a nerve or circulatory issue. With only the information provided, I'd have to suggest seeing your Regular HealthCare Provider. If there's no injury, and this has been going on for over 76 hours with the body primarily at rest, chances are it's not going away on it's own. I'm no MD though.
No I have had this feeling before, its always when Im depressed over someone I have strong feelings for...
I was just wondering if its just me that this happens to.
my cuz is a doctor, and from what i learnt from him which is bits and peaces.Quote:
Originally Posted by dbzzx [Dear Guest/Member you have to reply to see the link.click here to register]
your depress eh? maybe your depress level has reach chronicle stage...and therefore your mind is sending signals to your nerve to do some wierd crap...
so i got to say ask your doctor about the affects of chronicle depression!
Getting all flipped out over somebody isn't unusual- look at all of these threads about it here on LF. The fingertip thing is just how it manifests itself in your body.
You'll come out of it. We all do.
I don't believe in medication outside asprin...
I also have seen what depression medication is capable of.
You don't need medication for being depressed over a break up. Situational depression is normal.
Agreed. Meds are not your answer.Quote:
Originally Posted by vashti [Dear Guest/Member you have to reply to see the link.click here to register]
I agree too that medicines are not needed here, but saying you don't believe in medication outside aspirin is a little... well... Let's just say I disagree with your belief :)