I'm going to die!...!

The original poster: Mo Xiaoxi Views: 866 Replies: 13 Posted in: 2012-11-23 16:22:07
Always noticing my blinking. During an unconscious car ride, I kept noticing my own blinking. I don't know what's wrong, but it seems that the act of blinking is very annoying. Sometimes when I focus on other things, I forget for a while, but then it comes back in an instant. This has been going on for almost a month. Now I'm not sure if there's something wrong with my mind. Always noticing my blinking is so annoying. Can someone tell me how to treat it? Can anyone help me? It seems very hard to forget. I seem to feel very afraid of blinking. Who can help me solve this problem? I'm really so anxious!!
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This is an illness, it needs treatment...
Click! It can instantly take you into another state! Enter with caution!!!!
Relax more! Listen to music! Watch a movie!
Go listen to a song by Hins Cheung, 'Spring and Autumn,' to relieve some stress.
Common sense, it's obviously a precursor to eye fatigue, amblyopia, and myopia. Dear, you need to correct your vision...
It still doesn't work. I keep thinking about blinking in my mind! What should I do? Originally, blinking was something I did unconsciously, but now I have to control my eyelids to blink, and it really feels uncomfortable… I saw online that it might be obsessive-compulsive disorder!
I also have a little bit of OCD!
Night, is A. A a compulsive disorder from Lu?
Your sister, I got it covered!
The only way to completely cure it is for the original poster to shift their own attention.
I agree with the tenth floor, this issue will be fine if it drags on for a while. Don't dwell on it, play more games or do things that make you happy, and you'll gradually forget it.
What, don't talk nonsense if you don't know. This is an eye disease that is very difficult to cure (many people say it's nearsightedness, or there's something in the eye, etc.). You need to go to the ophthalmology department. After seeing the doctor, don't watch TV or use your phone too much, look at green trees more, sleep more, do eye exercises, and control your eating and drinking. Also, the posture when using your phone or computer should be correct.
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