Re: Sudden paleness & lips turning white after a minor injury

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In a message dated 30/12/2009 23:38:23 GMT Standard Time,

mam78@... writes:

DH & I reassured him that it was a minor cut & no problem at all, that he

wouldn't need to go to the hospital but I noticed that he got VERY pale

suddenly and his lips were totally white. I put a bandaid on him and reassured

him some more but he went to lie down and noticed that he was sweaty,

especially on his head. The colour returned to his lips after about 3 minutes

but he seemed really knocked out by the scare and almost fell asleep

afterwards.

>>This sounds to me like classic SHOCK which I believe is related to

adrenalin somehow. I have been in shock when I cut the top of my finger off, its

outwith your control even if people are explaining things and being nice

Mandi in UK

[Guest guest]

This has to do with blood pressure..My brother once accidentally stabbed himself

in the end of his finger with a pocket knife, was a deep wound, but didn't bleed

for long..he 'went into shock' from this and was very scary watching him go in

and out of consciesness and speaking 'drivel'...he later recalled having a

'horrible dreamlike/nightmare unlike that of any other he had ever had whilst

sleeping'. I have also had the same thing happen to me from just being winded.

The body does funny things in these kind of situations, I believe to 'protect

us'.

Exerpt: 'Neurally Mediated Hypertension', which is Low blood pressure, can occur

if you have an unpleasant, upsetting or scary experience.

Donna

Aussie mum to C-ASD-5

                        J-NT-9

 

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From: " Mum231ASD@... " <Mum231ASD@...>

Sent: Thu, 31 December, 2009 9:11:17 PM

Subject: Re: [ ] Sudden paleness & lips turning white after a minor

injury

 

In a message dated 30/12/2009 23:38:23 GMT Standard Time,

mam78numericable (DOT) fr writes:

DH & I reassured him that it was a minor cut & no problem at all, that he

wouldn't need to go to the hospital but I noticed that he got VERY pale

suddenly and his lips were totally white. I put a bandaid on him and reassured

him some more but he went to lie down and noticed that he was sweaty,

especially on his head. The colour returned to his lips after about 3 minutes

but he seemed really knocked out by the scare and almost fell asleep

afterwards.

>>This sounds to me like classic SHOCK which I believe is related to

adrenalin somehow. I have been in shock when I cut the top of my finger off, its

outwith your control even if people are explaining things and being nice

Mandi in UK

[Guest guest]

I naturally have always had low blood pressure (90/60) and am very sensitive to

situations like stress and blood and medications. I filleted my thumb open with

a 'safe' corn cob holder and tanked/passed out. Progesterone cream in anything

but a low, low dose makes my BP go down and I get shocky. Epidural during my

son's birth made my BP dive. Things like that. The stress has to be personal

(other people's blood and stressful situations don't bother me which is a

blessing because I used to be a cop!)

Stress and anxiety are powerful elements. I don't know if I would worry too

much about a chronic condition. Hopefully it will be something to giggle about

in a few years. Lord knows I get teased about my corn cob incident!

Pam

>

> This has to do with blood pressure..My brother once accidentally stabbed

himself in the end of his finger with a pocket knife, was a deep wound, but

didn't bleed for long..he 'went into shock' from this and was very scary

watching him go in and out of consciesness and speaking 'drivel'...he later

recalled having a 'horrible dreamlike/nightmare unlike that of any other he had

ever had whilst sleeping'. I have also had the same thing happen to me from just

being winded. The body does funny things in these kind of situations, I believe

to 'protect us'.

> Exerpt: 'Neurally Mediated Hypertension', which is Low blood pressure, can

occur if you have an unpleasant, upsetting or scary experience.

> Donna

> Aussie mum to C-ASD-5

>                         J-NT-9

>

>

>  

>

>

>

> ________________________________

> From: " Mum231ASD@... " <Mum231ASD@...>

>

> Sent: Thu, 31 December, 2009 9:11:17 PM

> Subject: Re: [ ] Sudden paleness & lips turning white after a

minor injury

>

>  

>

> In a message dated 30/12/2009 23:38:23 GMT Standard Time,

> mam78numericable (DOT) fr writes:

>

> DH & I reassured him that it was a minor cut & no problem at all, that he

> wouldn't need to go to the hospital but I noticed that he got VERY pale

> suddenly and his lips were totally white. I put a bandaid on him and reassured

> him some more but he went to lie down and noticed that he was sweaty,

> especially on his head. The colour returned to his lips after about 3 minutes

> but he seemed really knocked out by the scare and almost fell asleep

> afterwards.

>

> >>This sounds to me like classic SHOCK which I believe is related to

> adrenalin somehow. I have been in shock when I cut the top of my finger off,

its

> outwith your control even if people are explaining things and being nice

>

> Mandi in UK

>

>

[Guest guest]

This may be called " shock " . Giving Aconite the homeopathic remedy can help when

a child undergoes a traumatic experience or injury.

>

> This has to do with blood pressure..My brother once accidentally stabbed

himself in the end of his finger with a pocket knife, was a deep wound, but

didn't bleed for long..he 'went into shock' from this and was very scary

watching him go in and out of consciesness and speaking 'drivel'...he later

recalled having a 'horrible dreamlike/nightmare unlike that of any other he had

ever had whilst sleeping'. I have also had the same thing happen to me from just

being winded. The body does funny things in these kind of situations, I believe

to 'protect us'.

> Exerpt: 'Neurally Mediated Hypertension', which is Low blood pressure, can

occur if you have an unpleasant, upsetting or scary experience.

> Donna

> Aussie mum to C-ASD-5

>                         J-NT-9

>

>

>  

>

>

>

> ________________________________

> From: " Mum231ASD@... " <Mum231ASD@...>

>

> Sent: Thu, 31 December, 2009 9:11:17 PM

> Subject: Re: [ ] Sudden paleness & lips turning white after a

minor injury

>

>  

>

> In a message dated 30/12/2009 23:38:23 GMT Standard Time,

> mam78numericable (DOT) fr writes:

>

> DH & I reassured him that it was a minor cut & no problem at all, that he

> wouldn't need to go to the hospital but I noticed that he got VERY pale

> suddenly and his lips were totally white. I put a bandaid on him and reassured

> him some more but he went to lie down and noticed that he was sweaty,

> especially on his head. The colour returned to his lips after about 3 minutes

> but he seemed really knocked out by the scare and almost fell asleep

> afterwards.

>

> >>This sounds to me like classic SHOCK which I believe is related to

> adrenalin somehow. I have been in shock when I cut the top of my finger off,

its

> outwith your control even if people are explaining things and being nice

>

> Mandi in UK

>

>

[Guest guest]

" Naturally " low bp is a sign of hypoadrenalism.

Jan

> >

> > This has to do with blood pressure..My brother once accidentally stabbed

himself in the end of his finger with a pocket knife, was a deep wound, but

didn't bleed for long..he 'went into shock' from this and was very scary

watching him go in and out of consciesness and speaking 'drivel'...he later

recalled having a 'horrible dreamlike/nightmare unlike that of any other he had

ever had whilst sleeping'. I have also had the same thing happen to me from just

being winded. The body does funny things in these kind of situations, I believe

to 'protect us'.

> > Exerpt: 'Neurally Mediated Hypertension', which is Low blood pressure, can

occur if you have an unpleasant, upsetting or scary experience.

> > Donna

> > Aussie mum to C-ASD-5

> >                         J-NT-9

> >

> >

> >  

> >

> >

> >

> > ________________________________

> > From: " Mum231ASD@ " <Mum231ASD@>

> >

> > Sent: Thu, 31 December, 2009 9:11:17 PM

> > Subject: Re: [ ] Sudden paleness & lips turning white after a

minor injury

> >

> >  

> >

> > In a message dated 30/12/2009 23:38:23 GMT Standard Time,

> > mam78numericable (DOT) fr writes:

> >

> > DH & I reassured him that it was a minor cut & no problem at all, that he

> > wouldn't need to go to the hospital but I noticed that he got VERY pale

> > suddenly and his lips were totally white. I put a bandaid on him and

reassured

> > him some more but he went to lie down and noticed that he was sweaty,

> > especially on his head. The colour returned to his lips after about 3

minutes

> > but he seemed really knocked out by the scare and almost fell asleep

> > afterwards.

> >

> > >>This sounds to me like classic SHOCK which I believe is related to

> > adrenalin somehow. I have been in shock when I cut the top of my finger off,

its

> > outwith your control even if people are explaining things and being nice

> >

> > Mandi in UK

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

One of the big things that I have read and seen with my family...at least 3

generations...is dehydration is often related to low blood pressure...esp if it

is chronic.

Ronni

> >

> > This has to do with blood pressure..My brother once accidentally stabbed

himself in the end of his finger with a pocket knife, was a deep wound, but

didn't bleed for long..he 'went into shock' from this and was very scary

watching him go in and out of consciesness and speaking 'drivel'...he later

recalled having a 'horrible dreamlike/nightmare unlike that of any other he had

ever had whilst sleeping'. I have also had the same thing happen to me from just

being winded. The body does funny things in these kind of situations, I believe

to 'protect us'.

> > Exerpt: 'Neurally Mediated Hypertension', which is Low blood pressure, can

occur if you have an unpleasant, upsetting or scary experience.

> > Donna

> > Aussie mum to C-ASD-5

> >                         J-NT-9

> >

> >

> >  

> >

> >

> >

> > ________________________________

> > From: " Mum231ASD@ " <Mum231ASD@>

> >

> > Sent: Thu, 31 December, 2009 9:11:17 PM

> > Subject: Re: [ ] Sudden paleness & lips turning white after a

minor injury

> >

> >  

> >

> > In a message dated 30/12/2009 23:38:23 GMT Standard Time,

> > mam78numericable (DOT) fr writes:

> >

> > DH & I reassured him that it was a minor cut & no problem at all, that he

> > wouldn't need to go to the hospital but I noticed that he got VERY pale

> > suddenly and his lips were totally white. I put a bandaid on him and

reassured

> > him some more but he went to lie down and noticed that he was sweaty,

> > especially on his head. The colour returned to his lips after about 3

minutes

> > but he seemed really knocked out by the scare and almost fell asleep

> > afterwards.

> >

> > >>This sounds to me like classic SHOCK which I believe is related to

> > adrenalin somehow. I have been in shock when I cut the top of my finger off,

its

> > outwith your control even if people are explaining things and being nice

> >

> > Mandi in UK

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

I do notice dehydration can aggravate my low BP, but hydrating does not resolve

it. I feel good at 90/60; my body has adapted well. BUT, a minor drop really

puts me on my butt. That makes some medications quite tricky for me. My

resting heart rate is also at about 44 beats per minute but I'm thinking that is

due to conditioning.

Pam

> > >

> > > This has to do with blood pressure..My brother once accidentally stabbed

himself in the end of his finger with a pocket knife, was a deep wound, but

didn't bleed for long..he 'went into shock' from this and was very scary

watching him go in and out of consciesness and speaking 'drivel'...he later

recalled having a 'horrible dreamlike/nightmare unlike that of any other he had

ever had whilst sleeping'. I have also had the same thing happen to me from just

being winded. The body does funny things in these kind of situations, I believe

to 'protect us'.

> > > Exerpt: 'Neurally Mediated Hypertension', which is Low blood pressure, can

occur if you have an unpleasant, upsetting or scary experience.

> > > Donna

> > > Aussie mum to C-ASD-5

> > >                         J-NT-9

> > >

> > >

> > >  

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > ________________________________

> > > From: " Mum231ASD@ " <Mum231ASD@>

> > >

> > > Sent: Thu, 31 December, 2009 9:11:17 PM

> > > Subject: Re: [ ] Sudden paleness & lips turning white after a

minor injury

> > >

> > >  

> > >

> > > In a message dated 30/12/2009 23:38:23 GMT Standard Time,

> > > mam78numericable (DOT) fr writes:

> > >

> > > DH & I reassured him that it was a minor cut & no problem at all, that he

> > > wouldn't need to go to the hospital but I noticed that he got VERY pale

> > > suddenly and his lips were totally white. I put a bandaid on him and

reassured

> > > him some more but he went to lie down and noticed that he was sweaty,

> > > especially on his head. The colour returned to his lips after about 3

minutes

> > > but he seemed really knocked out by the scare and almost fell asleep

> > > afterwards.

> > >

> > > >>This sounds to me like classic SHOCK which I believe is related to

> > > adrenalin somehow. I have been in shock when I cut the top of my finger

off, its

> > > outwith your control even if people are explaining things and being nice

> > >

> > > Mandi in UK

> > >

> > >

[Guest guest]

Actually, I think changing my diet helped with my dehydration issues. I noticed

though that since I started DMSA, the dryness has returned and I believe it is

yeast related.

Liz

> > >

> > > This has to do with blood pressure..My brother once accidentally stabbed

himself in the end of his finger with a pocket knife, was a deep wound, but

didn't bleed for long..he 'went into shock' from this and was very scary

watching him go in and out of consciesness and speaking 'drivel'...he later

recalled having a 'horrible dreamlike/nightmare unlike that of any other he had

ever had whilst sleeping'. I have also had the same thing happen to me from just

being winded. The body does funny things in these kind of situations, I believe

to 'protect us'.

> > > Exerpt: 'Neurally Mediated Hypertension', which is Low blood pressure, can

occur if you have an unpleasant, upsetting or scary experience.

> > > Donna

> > > Aussie mum to C-ASD-5

> > >                         J-NT-9

> > >

> > >

> > >  

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > ________________________________

> > > From: " Mum231ASD@ " <Mum231ASD@>

> > >

> > > Sent: Thu, 31 December, 2009 9:11:17 PM

> > > Subject: Re: [ ] Sudden paleness & lips turning white after a

minor injury

> > >

> > >  

> > >

> > > In a message dated 30/12/2009 23:38:23 GMT Standard Time,

> > > mam78numericable (DOT) fr writes:

> > >

> > > DH & I reassured him that it was a minor cut & no problem at all, that he

> > > wouldn't need to go to the hospital but I noticed that he got VERY pale

> > > suddenly and his lips were totally white. I put a bandaid on him and

reassured

> > > him some more but he went to lie down and noticed that he was sweaty,

> > > especially on his head. The colour returned to his lips after about 3

minutes

> > > but he seemed really knocked out by the scare and almost fell asleep

> > > afterwards.

> > >

> > > >>This sounds to me like classic SHOCK which I believe is related to

> > > adrenalin somehow. I have been in shock when I cut the top of my finger

off, its

> > > outwith your control even if people are explaining things and being nice

> > >

> > > Mandi in UK

> > >

> > >