Help Having a really terrible headache after trying/testing for my future ctb (night night), what should I do?

[Reuthry]

Since the time is getting closer till the day I actually was frustrated today after not being able to pass out while testing so I sort of tried to compress the sweet spot all day and now having a terrible headache, I took a painkiller but no use? Any advice?

 

[Justnotme]

Maybe you need to see a doctor?
Don't tell him what you were doing.
Tell him about your symptoms
Perhaps the doctor can prescribe you a brain X-ray?

 

[Reuthry]

Maybe you need to see a doctor?
Don't tell him what you were doing.
Tell him about your symptoms
Perhaps the doctor can prescribe you a brain X-ray?

I guess that will be what I am doing if it doesn't go away and worsens. Thank you.

 

[rozeske]

It is not recommended to practice alot as you are depriving the brain oxygen. If it doesn't get better you may need to see a doctor. You could tell them you were doing autoerotic asphyxiation if it gets to that (better alternative than ctb attempt)

 

[Reuthry]

It is not recommended to practice alot as you are depriving the brain oxygen. If it doesn't get better you may need to see a doctor. You could tell them you were doing autoerotic asphyxiation if it gets to that (better alternative than ctb attempt)

Yeah, true I shouldn't have done it but I was just really worried because the day is slowly coming and I still couldn't master it (even though I have like a little bit less than 2 months). I hope I didn't damage my brain or something, I don't want to randomly have a stroke and making this life even worse. Thank you for your advice.

 

[panda0342]

I've also been practicing for 2 weeks, but haven't fainted yet. Can't get the pressure right. Any idea or advice? please

 

[Reuthry]

I've also been practicing for 2 weeks, but haven't fainted yet. Can't get the pressure right. Any idea or advice? please

Are you practicing with your hands or a tourniquet/ratchet/belt? Because if you are using your hands, it's hard to faint because your body weakens and you can no longer press on the sweet spot after a few seconds.
Did you find the sweet spot? Like when you press that two spots you feel lightheaded, sounds go weird, you feel weak etc etc?

 

[walkingdead2023]

Since the time is getting closer till the day I actually was frustrated today after not being able to pass out while testing so I sort of tried to compress the sweet spot all day and now having a terrible headache, I took a painkiller but no use? Any advice?

Go to the ER you don't have to say what you did they prob will help you with at least medications

 

[panda0342]

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Are you practicing with your hands or a tourniquet/ratchet/belt? Because if you are using your hands, it's hard to faint because your body weakens and you can no longer press on the sweet spot after a few seconds.
Did you find the sweet spot? Like when you press that two spots you feel lightheaded, sounds go weird, you feel weak etc etc?

I think, i found them. Been using my hands, and I do feel a sudden vision lag, eyes close up, can't hear soft sounds. But I only do it, once every 30-45 minutes. Otherwise, severe headache hits. And I also do deep breaths, after the lag. to restore oxygen as quickly as possible.

 

[Reuthry]

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I think, i found them. Been using my hands, and I do feel a sudden vision lag, eyes close up, can't hear soft sounds. But I only do it, once every 30-45 minutes. Otherwise, severe headache hits. And I also do deep breaths, after the lag. to restore oxygen as quickly as possible.

Yeah I also do it because the headache after is terrible. But actually it's hard to put it on work with the equipment. Ratchet is adviced and there is one footage of NN as far as I know and that guy was also using cornbags and a ratchet (but he couldn't do it properly and compressed the airways so his death wasn't a pleasant one).

I am actually practicing with a belt and rolled up socks, I thought that taping the socks on the spots and tightening the belt after was a good idea, I still think so because I will be sitting and I don't want the socks to be misplaced somehow. But honestly I couldn't succeeded it properly, but I guess it takes practice.

Anyway, wishing the best for you, I hope you find peace.

 

[panda0342]

Yeah I also do it because the headache after is terrible. But actually it's hard to put it on work with the equipment. Ratchet is adviced and there is one footage of NN as far as I know and that guy was also using cornbags and a ratchet (but he couldn't do it properly and compressed the airways so his death wasn't a pleasant one).

I am actually practicing with a belt and rolled up socks, I thought that taping the socks on the spots and tightening the belt after was a good idea, I still think so because I will be sitting and I don't want the socks to be misplaced somehow. But honestly I couldn't succeeded it properly, but I guess it takes practice.

Anyway, wishing the best for you, I hope you find peace.

Not that hard with equipments, You have to understand the concept first, In order to prevent compression of airways. Your equipmnt you should work similar to a human arm or more like your thumb and two fingers. In a U shape, left arm of shape will compress arteries on the left, right one will do the sam ething on the right side. And Once you achieve this with your fingers, you should mark your sweet spots, with a temp marker ofcourse.

Then use, your equipment whatever you choose. In your socks, put the folded socks on your marked spots. then press the socks with hands. If it works, then socks are good enough for this. Else choose something else with a better weight and density. You could also fill up and try other stuff like sand, flour etc. Choose whatever works, manually test with hands. Then use a belt, ratchet, rope or tape. Whatever you prefer.

And that should do it, and the video you are talking about, the guy had already lost conciousness, And in order to lessen the chance of movements after LOC. Take some fast acting benzos, or 2-3 Zolpidem 10mg tablets. 10 minutes before tightening.

Yeah I also do it because the headache after is terrible. But actually it's hard to put it on work with the equipment. Ratchet is adviced and there is one footage of NN as far as I know and that guy was also using cornbags and a ratchet (but he couldn't do it properly and compressed the airways so his death wasn't a pleasant one).

I am actually practicing with a belt and rolled up socks, I thought that taping the socks on the spots and tightening the belt after was a good idea, I still think so because I will be sitting and I don't want the socks to be misplaced somehow. But honestly I couldn't succeeded it properly, but I guess it takes practice.

Anyway, wishing the best for you, I hope you find peace.

Thanks man you too, I sourced out 2 KG of SN and received today. So will be going with that. :)

 

[Reuthry]

Not that hard with equipments, You have to understand the concept first, In order to prevent compression of airways. Your equipmnt you should work similar to a human arm or more like your thumb and two fingers. In a U shape, left arm of shape will compress arteries on the left, right one will do the sam ething on the right side. And Once you achieve this with your fingers, you should mark your sweet spots, with a temp marker ofcourse.

Then use, your equipment whatever you choose. In your socks, put the folded socks on your marked spots. then press the socks with hands. If it works, then socks are good enough for this. Else choose something else with a better weight and density. You could also fill up and try other stuff like sand, flour etc. Choose whatever works, manually test with hands. Then use a belt, ratchet, rope or tape. Whatever you prefer.

And that should do it, and the video you are talking about, the guy had already lost conciousness, And in order to lessen the chance of movements after LOC. Take some fast acting benzos, or 2-3 Zolpidem 10mg tablets. 10 minutes before tightening.

Thanks man you too, I sourced out 2 KG of SN and received today. So will be going with that. :)

Thank you for the instructions. I guess taking Xanax does work as well, because it is the only benzo I have/can access.
Also, good luck with SN. I hope everything goes smoothly and you find peace in the end.

 

[panda0342]

Thank you for the instructions. I guess taking Xanax does work as well, because it is the only benzo I have/can access.
Also, good luck with SN. I hope everything goes smoothly and you find peace in the end.

Thank you, Yeah Xanax isn't face acting enough. Xanax/Alprazolam, it's onset action, you feel it's affect after 30 minutes. While after 15 minutes, Zolpidem will force you to sleep, it's peak plasma time is 1.5 and affects can be felt after 5-7 minutes.

Good luck for you too bro

Thank you, Yeah Xanax isn't face acting enough. Xanax/Alprazolam, it's onset action, you feel it's affect after 30 minutes. While after 15 minutes, Zolpidem will force you to sleep, it's peak plasma time is 1.5 and affects can be felt after 5-7 minutes.

Good luck for you too bro

** Fast acting instead of face acting

 

[Reuthry]

Thank you, Yeah Xanax isn't face acting enough. Xanax/Alprazolam, it's onset action, you feel it's affect after 30 minutes. While after 15 minutes, Zolpidem will force you to sleep, it's peak plasma time is 1.5 and affects can be felt after 5-7 minutes.

Good luck for you too bro

** Fast acting instead of face acting

What would be the possible consequence of not taking a benzo? Because as it seems I have no way to get something else than xanax. Would it increase the chance of survival? Thank you for the reply by the way.

 

[panda0342]

What would be the possible consequence of not taking a benzo? Because as it seems I have no way to get something else than xanax. Would it increase the chance of survival? Thank you for the reply by the way.

Xanax is good too, and it's also a benzo. Just take it 20-30 min earlier than your planned time

 

[Abyssal]

Man how did I miss this thread?

When I practiced for night night I too got the headache feeling for maybe 10-30 seconds. It was so intense and I couldn't think about anything but the pain. I think that's normal, but prolonged headache seems odd.

Thanks for sharing, this information is helpful for my own bus ride.