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[sheisthecause.livejournal.com]

Let's say I went for an evening stroll in Doyleton on Saturday and got bitten. Now the wound is infected, but the real trouble is that I feel more aggressive than usual, especially at night. Not to mention [several illegible strikeouts] hungrier.

Somebody here must watch horror movies. Is there any way to treat these symptoms?

[Added after exchange with Aidou]: It hasn't gotten any better since the first night.

Comments

[bprd-fishman.livejournal.com]

If you feel that you are losing the ability to control your own impulses, do not stay in a room alone with someone weaker than you are at your very strongest--ideally remain around two or more people aware of your condition if you are accompanied, to ensure that you do not attack anyone without warning.

Keep a careful watch on your mental state and warn those around you should there be any increases in aggression.

What specifically bit you (please give as exact a description of appearance and behavior as possible), and what are you hungering for? If it's human flesh, try eating a lot of red meat or other protein source as a substitute when possible.

[sheisthecause.livejournal.com]

Thank you so much for all the suggestions. Eating a lot of extra protein is certainly worth a try.

It was one of the zombies in town the other night--I think there's a description in the monster post, if you're not familiar with them. I can't remember which type it was, though.