damn this post its crazy man ...gå och knulla dig själv tycker jag :/
damn this post its crazy man ...gå och knulla dig själv tycker jag :/
ISnt there a "game related diseases forum" somewhere, where this guy can get professional help?
I've had a funny game related episode before myself.... I was playing Ages Of Empire (Some years back) with my boy and we'd played this shit for god knows how many hours straight, sat close to the monitor..... in the dark (Huge mistake)
Anyway after we finished and went to go to sleep I just couldn't get to sleep and my brain was still playing the game I could still hear it and shit, I was buggin and started asking my boy questions that didn't even make any sense babbling some crazy shit, I didn't get any sleep for hours and I couldn't settle.... it was a strange experience, didn't seem to affect the other guy....
Anyway what this type of thing is down to is a combination of playing too long and the radiation from the monitor, don't play mentally taxing games for too long periods especially before you sleep or your brain won't be able to turn off to sleep, this is a well known fact. If you can't sleep watch some TV that will help your brain shut down.
It's never happened again since, also keep the brightness on the monitor low and the lights ON. I'd say it was a dead cert that whatever happened was related to you playing on a monitor for 12 hours....
The only thing close to an electric shock that I can think of was after I'd been sat down clocking MGS 2 for a good few hours and I stood up after the end credits and got the monster of all head rushes, I nearly passed out holding the wall stumbling around, the only way I could describe it at the time was it felt like I'd been electrecuted. Actually now I think of it, it sounds very similar to what you described cos at the time I had no idea it was just an extreme head rush... I was like WTF's going on, cos it left me feeling weak and confused
we every1 can have Epileptic attacks,you should be more carefull not every person can sit infront of the comp for so many hours,u should make an apointment to see a doctor asap tho.Originally posted by goozeman
The reason im asking you guys is because i thought you could be helpful, and not just put people down all the time. and im asking because i wanna see if any1 else has had a similar experience and can help. the reason i posted in games section is because maybe it has to do with the game playing ive played about 12hrs of civ everyday. any1 that actually wants to help please post cause there are no doctors here im in the middle of nowhere now in sweden, and its 6AM now and im gettin tired...
I have them too, fuckin awesomeOriginally posted by Swampthing
I usually have one where i'm falling a foot or two or trip and it's as real as you can imagine. I even lurch in the bed to catch myself when it happens.
here's some cool shit:
try breathing very rapidly for about a minute, then get some air in to your lungs and dont breath at all for about 30 sec., you'l feeel something good, LOL
If you people have trouble sleeping, just take some f*cking sleeping pills. Works for me.... (Yes even after 12 hours of a mind killing game like CivIII)
Thanks again guys I got to sleep after a long time yesterday, and to the people who dont beleive me, y would i be posting this here if i wasnt telling the truth when i kn ow ill probably just get a bunch of flames. and I didnt have any trouble goin to sleep it was just once i fell asleep like right when I stopped thinking and shit that flash and the sound, then i felt a pain which seemed to just be in my mind because once i was up i couldnt feel it anymore...
well what u described reminds me of when i turn my neck to quick and i get a quick shot of pain and heat in my neck but it only lasts 3-4 seconds.
after 12hrs looking straight u probably popped something in your neck when u finally moved mroe then a couple inches side to side.
honestly, asking medical advice on a warez forum isn't going to help much (besides generate some laughs - the best medicine!).. i reccomend you get some professional advice from a doctor.
dude i live in sweden also and i wont go out until the damn Winter are here, I hate this fucking summer weather .. im tired of it. it has been here in 3 months now, enough .. give me winter so i can go out and come home freezing my ass out and get to the girl and get some.
It was a fking UFO man, I'm telling you..
What you described is known as several things:
Stress Sleep
Waking Dreams
Nocturnal Paralysis
In addition to its occurence in healthy people,
sleep paralysis is also commonly seen in certain
sleep disorders, especially narcolepsy.
The condition has clearly fascinated sleep
specialists over the years, and knowledge has
accumulated. We now know the following:
While approximately half the population has
experienced sleep paralysis, its frequency in any
individual is rare; my few episodes over several
decades is probably typical.
Most attacks start suddenly, last a few minutes
and end gradually. However, cases have been
described (in narcolepsy) lasting over one hour.
It occurs during REM (rapid eye movement) sleep,
that sleep stage when the body is naturally
paralyzed or "atonic." For some reason, the
indivdual wakes up during REM sleep and then
realizes he/she cannot move.
Although full consciousness is usually preserved,
there may be rapid alternation between sleep
paralysis and dreaming, with distortion or absence
of time sense (on one occasion I thought I heard
people talking in the room, which was not so).
A rare form of sleep paralysis is associated with
terrifying visual hallucinations. The individual
is wide awake yet paralysed, and envisions some
creature trying to harm them. The best described
vision is that of a small malevolent creature that
straddles the victim; the creature either
compresses the chest or attemps to strangulate
the victim, and the feeling is that the creature
is actively trying to kill the sleeper.
This experience is depicted in Fuseli's Nightmare
(1781). There is a rare disorder of familial sleep
paralysis, but most cases are of the isolated
variety. More common than familial or isolated,
is sleep paralysis with narcolepsy - between 17
and 50% of narcoleptics experience it.
Narcoleptics may also experience more than one sleep
paralysis episode a night.
Have a nice day.
sometimes when i have had alot to drink i can see people walkin round my room tryin to steal ma stuff, very freaky it indeed
Heeeeeeey, me too! But instead of "people" i see miniature models of me trying to steal my stuff...Originally posted by skankyboy
sometimes when i have had alot to drink i can see people walkin round my room tryin to steal ma stuff, very freaky it indeed
I searched a sleeping disorder forum and I spent about an hour looking through posts and there was nothing which seemed like what I experienced... :-(
Hey, man I think you have Nocturnal seizures , it's some kind of epilepsy. Got this from a webpage:Originally posted by goozeman
I searched a sleeping disorder forum and I spent about an hour looking through posts and there was nothing which seemed like what I experienced... :-(
"Some people experience seizures only during sleep. As these will usually be at night they are called nocturnal seizures. These seizures could also occur during the day if the person were to fall asleep. This does not describe the form that the seizures take, only the time when they occur."
If you want more info, then get your butt over here: http://www.epilepsynse.org.uk/pages/...s/seizures.cfm
And go to a doctor!
I've the exact same thing, when I work till dawn in the end of a project-phase. When I'm finally about to fall asleep after 14h of work in front of the monitor, I sometimes get that "electric shock effect" coming with the "buzzing sound in my head" too, which lets me suddenly awake with a fast heartbeat. I never noticed any pain though...
It's just due to a lack of sleep and the rigid posture of the neck, as someone already said above.
Since I do more breaks during work and go for a short walk after a few hours in front of the computer, it's gone.
I think that the best thing to do is just stop worrying. 99% of these cases are nothing. You gotta stop thinking about it, it's most likely all mental. Just relax, go somewhere and have a pleasant conversation with someone and stop worrying. The more you think about it, the worse you get.
hey atreju i think thats the same thing ive got, and i think the pain i felt was just mental, and not physical. Its definatley not sleep paralysis like some1 else sugested because thats when u remain paralysed after u wake up(ur always paralysed wen u sleep so u wont act out ur dreams) and u imagine things (u keep dreaming wen u are awake and u usually think u will die)...
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