Health, 15.10.2019 02:30 tasnimsas3

Why is self harm so addictive and whats the most dangrous factor?

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Self-harm can become addictive due to the release of feeling relieved. Of course, everybody deals with depression, stress, etc... in different ways, so some others may like the feeling of pain rather than the feeling of being relieved. When in pain, the brain releases endorphins which helps relieve pain. Endorphins also prompt the feeling of pleasure which is also released during sex as well. The main trigger of endorphins are stress and depression.

There are many ways to self-harm yourself, so there is a variety of dangers to self-harming yourself. The most dangerous factor of self-harming is taking it even further to the point of suicidal thoughts.

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> Disclaimer: I am not a professional, but I have experience with self harm so this is my personal reason why its so addictive <

Self harm is addictive because it has a way of making you feel better, taking the pain from inside and putting it on the outside is a way for you to care for it, and watch it heal, if that makes sense.

I know that self harming releases a feel-good chemical in your brain (correct me if I'm wrong) and that is also why it is so addictive.

The most dangerous factor of self harm is that the risk of infection is pretty high if you don't care for your wounds, and if you're a cutter the risk for you hitting something major in your arm (if that's where you self harm) is very high. Not only that, you have a lot of tendons and nerves in your arm, and if you hit one of those, you can lose mobility in your hand. (Again, I'm not a professional so please correct me if I'm wrong)

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