Help Pressure in head when trying to do partial hanging

[KCan’tDoThis]

I've tried it multiple times but every time I do it it feels like the blood is going to make my head explode. Does anyone know how to avoid this or whether I can just bare the pain? I don't want my blood vessels to explode or anything so want to know if that's a possibility. Any advice helps, I want to go soon so anything thing is useful for me

 

[pharmacoepia]

It's working fine, it's just that the blood is stuck in your head. That what should be happening, so that the blood starts to lose oxygen.

Petechial haemorrage might be a possibility. I'd recommend taking the strongest painkillers you have. Ibuprofen and Acetaminophen/Paracetamol should be fine.

 

[Worndown]

You need to put more pressure on it. Partial still needs enough force to constrict blood flow. It is not easier or need less commitment than full. It just happens closer to the floor.

 

[squirley]

When testing out different knots for partial I felt the same thing.
Throbbing head feeling.
Warm / tingling cheeks and face .
Little more pressure. Dizziness.
did it a few times just to see what would work with my partial.
Then make a weird noise through my nose and stop there.
But as it's been suggested.
I'm going to pile on a bunch of
Old meds
(Quetiapine/Venlafaxine)
(Mirtazipine/Pregabalin)
Booze
Hopefully this as well.
Percs or fenny
(guess other "normal" pain killers can help)
Pre workout and white.

 

[CatTheBus5689]

Unfortunately that's just what happens when you constrict blood movement to and from your head, in my experience if you do it right you should pass out pretty quickly. If you're sitting there too long try readjusting the rope/angle.

 

[KCan’tDoThis]

It's working fine, it's just that the blood is stuck in your head. That what should be happening, so that the blood starts to lose oxygen.

Petechial haemorrage might be a possibility. I'd recommend taking the strongest painkillers you have. Ibuprofen and Acetaminophen/Paracetamol should be fine.

Okay thanks, I'll grab some painkillers on my way back from work today so hopefully it'll happen tonight

 

[squirley]

Not sure on your exact method / materials but I found this knot is good for my way of partial

Better than a noose and slipknot?

I've been practicing with mostly the slipknot but I noticed sometimes the end of the Rope ( electrical cord for me ) Is very short. Leaving few options to hang from. As for the noose(not hangman) Easy to do but seems like it can slip easy. With the Taut line hitch it has a "stop or knot"...

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Good luck. Hope you get some peace from whatever brought you here with whatever you do

 

[tothepoint]

You need to put more pressure on it. Partial still needs enough force to constrict blood flow. It is not easier or need less commitment than full. It just happens closer to the floor.

Yes. Here's my understanding. There are two blood vessels on each side of the neck that can be constricted:

• The Jugular vein, which carries blood away from the brain. It's slightly easier to constrict, with less pressure.
• The Carotid artery, which carries blood to the brain. It's slightly harder to constrict, and requires more pressure.

If you constrict only the Jugular, blood build ups in your head, you'll get that "high pressure" feeling, and you won't go unconscious. With both the Jugular and Carotid constricted, there will be little to no blood flow to or from the brain at all, so you won't have the "high pressure" feeling. You're also only seconds away from unconsciousness.

Knowledgeable forum members: please feel free to point out any errors I'm making here.

 

[KCan’tDoThis]

Not sure on your exact method / materials but I found this knot is good for my way of partial

Better than a noose and slipknot?

I've been practicing with mostly the slipknot but I noticed sometimes the end of the Rope ( electrical cord for me ) Is very short. Leaving few options to hang from. As for the noose(not hangman) Easy to do but seems like it can slip easy. With the Taut line hitch it has a "stop or knot"...

sanctioned-suicide.net

Good luck. Hope you get some peace from whatever brought you here with whatever you do

Thanks, I'll see if I can use that, with any luck it'll be easy

 

[hipsnake]

thats normal..nothing too out of the ordinary.

 

[squirley]

Yes. Here's my understanding. There are two blood vessels on each side of the neck that can be constricted:

• The Jugular vein, which carries blood away from the brain. It's slightly easier to constrict, with less pressure.
• The Carotid artery, which carries blood to the brain. It's slightly harder to constrict, and requires more pressure.

If you constrict only the Jugular, blood build ups in your head, you'll get that "high pressure" feeling, and you won't go unconscious. With both the Jugular and Carotid constricted, there will be little to no blood flow to or from the brain at all, so you won't have the "high pressure" feeling. You're also only seconds away from unconsciousness.

Knowledgeable forum members: please feel free to point out any errors I'm making here.

This is interesting. I know there is 2.
But this might explain why i havnt passed out yet.
I can find the one on my left side very easy it's pumping. Find it with my thumb in 1 second.

One on right.... its there but not nearly as dominate.
Idk if there is more muscle or fat or neck. But it takes a bit to squish around and lots of pressure to find.

 

[S00359641]

I've tried it multiple times but every time I do it it feels like the blood is going to make my head explode. Does anyone know how to avoid this or whether I can just bare the pain? I don't want my blood vessels to explode or anything so want to know if that's a possibility. Any advice helps, I want to go soon so anything thing is useful for me

Did it feel like the blood from within your neck was rushing up into your brain? It felt like that for me the last time i tried it.