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Excessive Psychogenic Lachrymation

Can excessive psychogenic lachrymation cause pharyngitis/laryngitis or respiratory problems? If so, can it also(possibly/eventually) cause any major (as in medication/hospitalization requiring) problems such as internal hematoma/hemorrhaging, infections, MI etc. ? (hypathetical) i.e. pt crying for approx. 8 hrs before falling asleep. Pt coughing bloody sputum after waking, complaining of chest pain (r/o MI). Minor note: dry cough throughout sleep of approx. 10 hrs (likely due to throat irritation?)
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I was referring to the self-esteem.  I just thought it was interesting how you apologized.  I think we're all equals here and it's a public forum so you have every right to post what and where you like (according to medhelp terms and conditions).
I just felt your comment exposed an insecurity.
I wonder if that is how your parents treat you or expect you to behave.
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Wow that kind of caught me off guard, i do agree to some parts. I do have low self esteem bit not really really low self esteem. Its all good, what things do we have in common. "you sound like me in some respects"
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It's OK, nothing to be sorry for.  I was just confused.  I didn't know what you were trying to say (other than what you did say).
It's OK to post I just wasn't sure of the context.  You sound a little like me in some respects.  It sounds like you have really, really low self-esteem and self-confidence.
Post all you want, it what makes these communities.
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i am so sorry i wrote this. This was for some other person, it wont happen again and thanks for your comment. My bad
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I'm not sure what you mean.
Is it me who needs the faith or yourself?
I was a bit confused as to why you addressed this to me or why it was on this particular post. ??  So I looked up your profile and read one of your posts.
I think your anxiety and mood issues are related to life changes or transitions.  Finishing school, looking at your life ahead.  I think you may be feeling confused or stuck and may need help with direction.  I would recommend psychotherapy.  ?Or a job??
I think everything happens for a reason and I'm sure there is a life purpose for us all.
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Hang on,have faith and pray to God he will help you in your moment of need which is now. Get a Bible and read Job. Look at what happened to him. He lost everything and i mean  EVERYTHING! But he put his faith in God and God blessed him and gave him much more than what he lost. Trust me read it.
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You might need to go to one of the expert forums for an answer.
I don't think it is necessarily the tears that cause the problem but the stress/ distress.
You will know that emotional stress can be a trigger for asthma, etc.
The stress may compromise ones immune system.
Try one of the expert forums.  You may have more luck there.
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