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so a few minutes ago, i was in the bathroom brushing my teeth and you know those mirror cabinets? well it was halfway open and i accidently bumped the front of my hand into the corner and it left a BIG cut. It didn’t hurt or anything though.. but it looked disgusting.. like you can see the inside. So i called my sister and all of a sudden, i got really dizzy and everything turned blurry until i couldn’t see. I couldn’t even stand up without support. And my face was turning white and i began to sweat. But then after i drank some water and fresh air, i started to be able to see again and i wasn’t dizzy anymore. Any ideas why just because i bumped my arm this all happened? Could it be that i couldnt stand the sight of blood? or did i hit a nerve? ..i seriously thought i was about to die or go blind..
i couldnt go to the ER because if i did, my insurance would be canceled. this happened to my sister and she’s not allowed to get health insurance for the rest of her life. and we had to pay $1,000 for her trip to the hospital.. im just asking because i’m curious, not because i need to know. i’m feeling a lot better now.

Sounds like typical symptoms of a panic attack. They will make you feel like you’re crazy or dying. They can also cause extreme paleness and sweating.

It can cause symptoms so severe that it resembles someone having a low blood sugar attack, & definitely makes you feel like you’re going to pass out. However since you felt better after air & water, it was not low blood sugar.

Yes, people do complain of being unable to see. I have witnessed this.

Since it was a big cut, you probably had a bad reaction to seeing the inside of your finger. NOT uncommon.
If anything like this happens again, you may either not react at all, or react in the same way you did this time.

Hope this helps!

so a few minutes ago, i was in the bathroom brushing my teeth and you know those mirror cabinets? well it was halfway open and i accidently bumped the front of my hand into the corner and it left a BIG cut. It didn’t hurt or anything though.. but it looked disgusting.. like you can see the inside. So i called my sister and all of a sudden (maybe less than a minute after), i got really dizzy and everything turned blurry until i couldn’t see. I couldn’t even stand up without support. And my face was turning white and i began to sweat. But then after i drank some water and fresh air, i started to be able to see again and i wasn’t dizzy anymore. This only lasted about 5-10 minutes.. Any ideas why just because i bumped my arm this all happened? Could it be that i couldnt stand the sight of blood? or did i hit a nerve? ..i seriously thought i was about to die or go blind..

It sounds like what happened is that you went into shock and almost fainted.
This is fairly common. Shock is your body’s response to any sort of overload that pushes blood pressure too low. It’s sort of a time-out that forces you to take a minute, and slow down, and hopefully stop doing whatever it is that has caused the overload.
In your case it was a visceral emotional/nervous response to the injury and the sight of your blood, possibly tipped off by a load of adrenaline or other hormones dumped into your system.
Your automatic nervous system pulled blood to its core organs, both to restrict blood loss and to keep the core organs well supplied. This caused your blood pressure to be too low and that caused your brain to temporarily receive too little oxygen, and caused the symptoms you described.
Shock in and of itself is not dangerous, despite what most of the public has learned through television, health classes, and wives tales. Yes if you are poisoned, or bleeding to death, or about to be hit by a truck or eaten by a lion or passed out in a methane filled coal-mine your chances of saving yourself once you go into shock are pretty bad, but it’s not the shock itself that kills you.
You shouldn’t be too worried. There is no reason to think the next time you see blood you will have the same reaction.
It can be a scary situation, but as long as you didn’t hit your head or wander out into traffic, what you experienced was pretty much like a long drawn out head rush.

You know those bathrooms, the ones that stand out above your average one? They are beautiful, and not necessarily because they are very large or the owners spent a lot of money on them. They are very cleverly designed with just the right balance of form and function. Depending on the space, interior designers come up with innovative and striking solutions, which you don’t have to spend a fortune on, believe it or not. Here are some ideas for your bathroom.

1.  Find a linen cabinet or vanity that can store everything. You want your new vanity to be the focal point of your bathroom, but this won’t matter if it’s completely cluttered with stuff! You want to make sure that you find a model with enough bathroom vanity cabinets to keep your wash room tidy, because an uncluttered and clean bathroom stands out from one that is kind of dirty and has stuff on the countertops and floor. Nothing says elegant like a bathroom so clean and tidy it shines.

2.  Pick your new vanity style with care. You can get any old run of the mill bathroom vanity, or you can get one that stands out as the centerpiece of the bathroom. Get a vanity that works with your current décor, unless you are going with a new theme, and then you get to pick one that stands out and you can pick your other furnishings around it. If you have a larger bathroom, go ahead and get that luxurious looking double vanity because two sinks is always better than one. If you have a smaller bathroom, try a corner glass vanity to make the most of your floor space and a glass vanity will give your bathroom real sparkle!

3.  Find accents that complement the new bathroom vanity. The difference between a “wow” bathroom and one that just looks hum drum is that everything works together to create a cohesive look in a well designed wash room. The details do matter, so pick faucets, towel bars, and accents that really make your bathroom look great. They should be a similar style to your bathroom furniture, such as antique vanities look great with polished brass faucets and old fashioned water handles. Find towels that set off the color of your vanity’s finish, because all of this will draw attention to that beautiful centerpiece and effortless blend together to give you a fabulous bathroom.

We hope that these tips help you with your unique bathroom project, and that you can create the bathroom of your dreams!

Jane Worthington
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