#Sickfic Random Question Game 2.0

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First Combo of Sickfic Random Question Game 2.0

35, 1-Combo Question- How long do Henry Pearl’s coughing fits last for?

Answer- Henry’s coughing fits last for 30 seconds to a minute. The time depends on the severity of his condition. If he was coughing because of a virus (like influenza) it would last for a minute, but if he was coughing because dust irritation or something similar, the fit would last only about 30 seconds.

[acantha-j-roberts]

Sickfic Random Question Game 2.0

Questions

1. What are the signs that they aren't feeling well? Do they become irritable, teary or quiet?

2. How often do that get sick?

3. What illnesses to they typically get? Colds, stomach viruses, infections etc.

4. What is there average fever temperature?

5. Are they conscious of others when they're sick? Do they worry about getting others sick? If so, what do they do to protect others? Avoidance, staying home, wearing a mask etc.

6. Do they typically sneeze once or multiple times?

7. How often to they sneeze? Not including when they're sick.

8. How sensitive is their nose? Does it take a little or a lot disturbance to make them sneeze.

9. Are they embarrassed when they sneeze? Do they apologise or say "excuse me" afterwards?

10. Do they have any allergies? Pollen, nuts, seafood, animals, dust, etc.

11. What are their allergy symptoms? How severe are they?

12. Do they allow people to take care of them or do they fight and deny. If they deny, at what point do they admit they need help, how severe does the illness become before they reach that point?

13. Do they over-catastrophe or minimise their symptoms? Do they whine or keep it to themselves

14. While they're sick, do they get moody. Teary, irritable, jumpy, anxious, etc.

15. Are they willing or reluctant to expect medical help. Medication, remedies, rest, etc.

16. Do they prefer tablets or liquid medicine?

17. Does their appetite change while they're sick?

18. What foods do they like to eat while ill?

19. Do they despise certain foods while their sick, which they usually like?

20. While sick, do they eat more or less than usual?

21. Do they prefer hot or cold drinks? Would they rather have a hot tea or a cold juice?

22. What's their favourite beverage to drink while they're unwell.

23. Does their sleep routine change? Are they sleeping constantly or awake for hours?

24. What are some thing a carer can do to comfort them, while their not feeling well. One thing they can do that can cheer them up.

25. How would they react being unwell on a special day. A friend's birthday, Christmas, Valentine's Day, etc.

26. Does their voice change when they're sick. Does it become patchy, lowering scratchy.

27. While feverish, do they typically turn pale or do they flush red?

28. Do they have a strong or weak stomach? It is a rarity to see them puke or does the slightest thing make then nauseous?

29. How is their pain tolerance? Can they handle an extensive amount of pain or does a single ache feel like agony?

30. Do they suffer from migraines? If so how often do they happen?

31. What their favourite activity to do, while sick in bed?

32. What activity can you do with them to help them feel better? Watch a movie, play a game, etc.

33. Does anything happen to their eyes and their eye sight while unwell? Vision blurs, eyes become hazy, sensitive to light, etc.

34. When nauseous, it their a bit of time between them feeling sick and throwing up, or do they puke within a matter of seconds.

35. On average, how long do their coughing fits last for?

36. Is their anything and carer can do to help them during a coughing fit?

37. What specific treatments will help help their cough? Cough drops, vapour rub, etc.

38. What remedies or medicines with soothe their sore throat?

Characters

(Same as before)

Rules or Instructions

1. Choose a question number (1-38) using a random number generator. Then repeat with the characters (1-8)

2. Write the question out (Including the name of the character)

3. Answer the question in your own words. (No minimum or maximum)