I kinda panicked and lifted it up for a second after use, but placed it back down for what I think was the full 20 seconds of freezing. It doesn't really hurt at all, and it looks and feels like a minor burn, like placing your finger over a lighter for a split second. I'm worried I messed up and didn't do enough.
I have a blood morning of 3.7 (granted this was taken at 11 in the morning and not 8). I can't get ahold of my endo and will probably have to get a new one. In the meantime, what can be done to manage anxiety caused by this? I try and eat every few hours and I think moderate exercise helps after a while, but Idk what else.
Thank you
Copic markers make me lightheaded and disassociated. Even from a minute of use, and I’d feel strange for half an hour after using them. Im very sensitive to things, but I’m also a very anxious person. so I sometimes wonder if I actually placebo myself into thinking the alcohol fumes are affecting me.
So I guess I’m asking if this is something that can reasonably happen to sensitive people. I had just used my copies the tinyest bit to shade, and I felt strange for nearly ten minutes. But that can’t be possible right?
I have a cortisol level of 3.7 morning. And for around ten years I've had problems with waking up at night and being extremely dizzy for hours sometimes. I have to just lay flat until it goes away, although I can lift my head slightly. I used to think it was a vertigo problem, but now I'm wondering if it is hormonal. I also have problems during the day with just standing or simple exorcise makes my anxious and dizzy.
I was playing maybe 5 hours a day, and I think it made my anxiety kinda resurge from going overboard. Even when I would stop playing sometimes my mind would be calculating my next deck I was creating. I though this game would be a lot saver to overindulge on because it wasn't some crazy fast pace shooter like I would destroy my brain on beforehand. But I think it still did a number on me from the constant mental strain or something
Has anyone else had issues finding eye care monitors that are not absolutely humongous? Other then having a gaming oriented monitor, I think its the 24 inch size that might be killing my eyes. Do anyone else think screen size can contribute to strain? Or would a good monitor be fine at any size without flicker etc?
I'm sick of my gaming monitor killing my eyes, what monitors have the least flickering and strain that you have found? Thanks