Blurting out random things?!
Question: Blurting out random things!?
Whenever I think of something really humiliating that has happened to me, which happens alot, they just come into my head all the time,
I just blurt out really random things like " I committed suicide", "Kate passed away" and " stab myself" and lots of other really random nasty things like that, about me hurting myself, sometimes hand motions come along too that imitate me hurting myself,
i cant help saying it, it just comes out, i dont think about saying it or anything, I dont hurt myself or anything and I would never kill myself!.
But what is this!? I really dont think its normal
Please help, It has been going on for a few years now, Im 16Www@Answer-Health@Com
I just blurt out really random things like " I committed suicide", "Kate passed away" and " stab myself" and lots of other really random nasty things like that, about me hurting myself, sometimes hand motions come along too that imitate me hurting myself,
i cant help saying it, it just comes out, i dont think about saying it or anything, I dont hurt myself or anything and I would never kill myself!.
But what is this!? I really dont think its normal
Please help, It has been going on for a few years now, Im 16Www@Answer-Health@Com
Answers:
It sounds a bit like a nervous habit!. It is a bit like tourrettes syndrome - this makes you blurt out various swear words or offensive words!. I would say you need to see a physciatrist or "shrink" because they can help you overcome this issue!. It is all about thought control!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
You need to be checked by a medical professional!. There are disorders that create "tics" that can be either physical or verbal or both!. Tourrette's syndrome is one of these!. There are medications that can help control this type of disorder !.
The older you get , the "tics" can get worse, so get evaluated to help you get back on track!.
Good luck,
TexWww@Answer-Health@Com
The older you get , the "tics" can get worse, so get evaluated to help you get back on track!.
Good luck,
TexWww@Answer-Health@Com
Do your parents know!? It's going to embarrassing, but you should tell them if they don't!. ANd maybe see a therapist!. Even if it's just a one time thing to get their input on the whole situation!. It seems to me like you have to work on your the way you think!. See if you can find self help books that focus on cognitive therapy!. cognitive meaning basically the way you think!. Cognitive therapy helps people change the way they think!. It sounds as if you're sensitive to these embarrassing moments in your life and need to find a way to confront and deal with them!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
It could be a form of tourettes syndrome,but I'm not too sure!.You should visit your doctor and he/she might refer you too a specialist!.
Or you could look up about it on the internet!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
Or you could look up about it on the internet!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
Get checked for Tourette's Syndrome (pronounced TOO-rets)!.
This is very typical of Tourettes!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
This is very typical of Tourettes!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
You may have Terrets (sorry about the spelling) it's a diease where say ramdom thing and that's what you are describing!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
I think one of your other respondents may be right!. It sounds a bit like Tourette's Syndrome!. You need to see a neurologist, at the very least a good clinical psychologist!. Ask your doctor about this!. You are not alone with this condition!. People have various ways of dealing with it, including medication when necessary!. Look up Tourette's Syndrome and see if there is a support group near you!. These things are called 'tics'!. People with Tourette's are often highly intelligent people, and most are still able to function pretty well, have good jobs etc!. It is not the end of the world, there are worse conditions to have!. People with Tourette's usually have a great sense of humour by the way!. So do a bit of research, and get a professional opinion from a doctor / neurologist!. Good luck!.Www@Answer-Health@Com