>>43661

>might
>consider

Although it's cool if you read it as 'YEAH OP STAY AWAY FROM THOSE DIRTY PILLS'. If I weren't considering his circumstances I would've said something more along those lines.

>>43661
Eh, I do not feel so well but that is also because I took codeine and the histamine release fucked me up extra, plus stress on top of that. I will be fine though, I got my prescription and have now gotten the medication.

>>43667

>Eh, I do not feel so well

Actually I feel rather shitty, I undersold that one

Use freak amounts of caffeine to go exercise retarded amounts until your body
feels good enough to take a shit.

i hope you consider quitting OP, and take this opportunity to. Read the other user reports and literature about sexual dysfunction.

>>44825
Forgot to mention, the object had the girth/size of a banana almost, not the biggest I've used, but it was pretty far up my bum.

bump

Does it hurt when you're not fapping?

Do you cum every day? How many days inbetween?

When does it hurt the most?

Long post short, if it still hurts, you should see a doctor. You'll most likely get an antibiotic, which is hopefully all it'll need.

Your picture has an STD, let me remove that for you.

Very serious.

sorry bro idk about that stuff; here's a bump

itd be your liver, not your stomach. Holy hypochondria batman...

Yes it's fat.

Find a good hair product, the ones for thick, curly hair work well enough for me. Basically it shouldn't harden up, but make your hair feel soft.

>>44784

>i already did

And his advice was?

Intentionally breaking bones is fucking retarded. You run the risk of screwing up nerves and blood vessels and permanently damaging it.

got a bover's fracture from punching a TV when i was 14 (23 now) and my pinky knuckle is sunken in a bit.

go to a doctor.

>>44813
I went to the doctor, I felt the guy disregarded me to be honest and they charged some absurd amount of money for a "custom" cast which was just molded plastic that an assistant put on my hand after telling me to hold it. they charged over $400 and it didn't look any more sophisticated or effective than the $40 generic ones; I even worry if those might have been better. The guy gave evasive answers and said the only reason for surgery would be "cosmetic." I specifically said I will take surgery if it means I can prevent any finger malrotation. (A few 1000 dollars and a few months recovery for something that will last until I'm dead, seems obvious to me.) He just blew it off and said it would heal itself.

I tried to specifically mention to him that i was worried of malrotation. it's now about 7 months and a week and i'm starting to see the finger push into my ring finger and the ligament/tendon gets really strained feeling when I do certain things like chop vegetables while cooking.

I spoke with someone (whom I know personally) who had broken the same bone TWICE (boxer's fracture) and he says the malrotation isn't that bad. This implanted the idea, which I'll never be able to remove, that maybe with another break it could heal properly. Surgically apparently they cut open your hand, saw through the bone, set it with a metal plate, and then remove the plate, all of which can cause more problems, stiffness, arthritis, etc., making the finger malrotation seem acceptable by comparison.

It's just tempting, or at least haunting, and yeah obviously dumb but still irresistible, to have this thought in the back of my mind - fuck it, hit something, fracture that bone, and then get it to fucking set without the finger knocking into the next

anyone else familiar with this shit or dealt with this? Your right hand is kind of a big deal.

>>44781
OP I feel your anguish
Currently I'm healing from a motorbike accident, my leg is busted (plate and rod) but physio and I've a young body, so i'll be fine.
Now, I also have a broken middle finger. It was "smashed" between the proximal and distal joint and now is ever so slightly facing down, and slightly malrotated.
I'm ok with this, what I'm not ok with is the loss of sensitivity, but i'm hopeful it will return with time when the swelling goes away.

Thing is, I have a fantastic hand specialist, she builds her own shit. She was worried about the malrotation at the start, as when the bone sets, it will rotate even further, and twisting tendons, blood circulation and nerve endings. She would have to re-break it, but thankfully the malrotation is barely noticeable.

Tell you what, I'll ask her what she thinks you need. In the meantime, the fracture won't set for a good time, it takes 6 weeks for breaks to heal. So get some painkillers and wear the splint the doctor gave you and sit tight.

>>44850
Sigh. I think I got fucked with my doctor quite frankly.

if you see her again and run this by her and post it here it would mean a great deal to me. But remember it's 7 months since the fracture (was Oct. 9), so it's set right now :/

>>44823
Right. Nobody denied that at all. Obviously his diet change is affecting his behavior, and perhaps he is suffering from glucose intolerance or some such and it would be good of him to try supplements instead of high-sugar fruits. It won't absorb as well, but he doesn't need them to be absorbed well anyway. He can get most of what he needs through pretty much any 1st world diet, and the supplements fill in the gap ( they're like on average some 80% of all vitamin/macromineral requirements ). So yeah.

>>44833
Vitamin supplements usually have chemicals in forms that provide the highest absorption/availability

>>44836
Irrelevant. The fact of the matter is OP should take vitamin supplements.

>>44839
can you even read?

Some of the information on this thread is batshit retarded. Like seriously.

>>44772

>Take vitamins supplements instead of whole fruits

Alright, I'm going to stop you there. Whole fruits have vitamins AND minerals AND anti-oxidants AND enzymes. Relying on vitamin supplements alone is bad and you should feel bad for suggesting it.
A good diet with plenty of whole fruit and veg, there would be simply no need for supplements, but in a lifestyle where junk food is sometimes a frequent option, then I suppose go ahead and stick with just the supplements. Don't complain when you have issues down the line. Taking supplements in conjunction with a healthy diet, I see no issue in that.
>>44833

>High-sugar fruit

You can get plenty of vitamins from veg too. But I agree that taking but cutting down on fruits instead of cutting out altogether, could be beneficial. Baring both those facts in mind, maybe OP would benefit better from a veg/fruit smoothy mix. Like throwing some kale or baby spinach in there. I'd look up some lower-sugar fruits such as berries which are jam-packed with vitamins and anti-oxidants, and adding in some vegatables into it that don't make it too bitter or savoury. Google that shit.

Now, OP, first thing that came to mind, was the fact that you haven't shit.
Now if your blending those smoothies, then you're probably getting alot of fibre which should help with this. I'mma go ahead and suggest you increase your carbohydrates, your body maybe reacting oddly to the influx of fibre. Also, drink plenty of water if you are upping your carbs.
On the other-hand you could try a detox and cut out carbs, take fibre supplements in the smoothie (cut out the dairy though) and drink buckets of water.

>>44619
Yeh, L-Dopa is seen as the last line of defense in Parkinsons treatment, they will usually be put on anticholinergics, dopamine agonists or some such before that point.
L-Dopa loses it's effect after a while, at which point the patient may have to be put on drug 'holidays', where they are taken off it and kept on a ventilator in hospital while their body loses tolerance.

Stress causes us to quickly tire.

You may not feel stressed, but modern living is stressful, even when one is enjoying themselves the rush of attention from activity to activity can lead to over-stimulation and a depletion of the adrenal glands.

Vitamin C is fantastic for rejuvenating the adrenal glands, ideally from natural vegetables rich in vitamin C such as capsicum, as it doesn't contain a great deal of sugar.

I would advise against taking large doses of separate B vitamins as it can throw off the bodies balance of the others, you are better off taking a B multi. Also ensure your diet contains a high level of iron.

Controlling tension in the body is also useful, if the body is not needlessly tense the body has a greater pool of energy when it is truly needed.

Mindfulness exercises such as meditation has also been shown to greatly increase ones mental and physical stamina.

Buddhist monks are capable to maintaining tests which require focus and a swift reaction time for hours without an issue.

So let me get this straight. You "frequently feel unenergetic and tired", and you instantly conclude the best resolution is to try and increase your dopamine levels? Come on, /med/, why has no one even considered some sort of differential diagnosis/treatment?

Your best bet is to sleep properly, which means different things depending on your age. Go for 7–8 hours per night if you're >20, and avoid bright lights and excess stimulation within 30 minutes of getting in bed. Inadequate nutrition can also play into feeling tired, but if you live in a western country and don't eat just fast food, that's probably not the issue. If a week-long regimen of multivitamins helps, then that may in fact be the culprit. If you're overly stressed, see if a short vacation or break from your stressors helps.

If your fatigue doesn't respond to adequate sleep, and you don't exert yourself so excessively that you're constantly tired, you may want to consider possible diseases/illnesses. Mono, for example is characterized by unrelenting fatigue. Depression, CFS, and some endocrine disorders also commonly present with persistent fatigue.

There's no need to go from "frequently feel unenergetic and tired" to "how can I increase my dopamine?". That's a bit of a stretch, and you're likely missing the root problem at hand.

>>44776
Every time I suggest getting enough sleep to a poster it's generally ignored. Why change your lifestyle when you can take magic fix it pills?

If you want energy, then you want something like a B-complex vitamin. Or drink Yerba Mate. Ginkgo and ginseng can also help.

Dopamine is what helps regulate your mood, along with serotonin. Dopamine is said to regulate more of your physical, body sensations, while serotonin regulates more of your appetite, sleep cycle, or mood. Both have the ability to increase and decrease anxiety.

>>44828
Yes you have to try to keep it clean, so salty water or mouthwash.
You can use cloves/clove oil or bonjela for pain.

>>44807
Wow, what a weird structure.

Also:

>Bremelanotide Listeni/ˌbrɛmɨˈlænətaɪd/ (formerly PT-141) is a compound under drug development by Palatin Technologies as a treatment for female sexual dysfunction, hemorrhagic shock and reperfusion injury.

Uhm...

Also, it has something to do with melatonin receptors. I also noticed you've posted some other drug recommendations for such drugs. You working on something interesting ?

>44809

I don't take anything. Also I'm 18, and it's fucking frustrating - having problems like this at that age. Your guess about diet and lifestyle may be right, I haven't slept very well recently because of the uni, and I eat mostly meat in various forms. Could that have affected my libido?
It also might just be that I'm not aroused as I used to be by sexual stuff, but when I really am, you can crush diamonds with my dick. If it's psychological, what can be done about it?

>>44809
there are no blood thinning headache meds, you're thinking of aspirin which is an anti-platelet, not a blood thinner.

Check to see if your fat and eat Pizza Rolls and drink Mountain Dew.

Start lifting heavy, eat right, and fix your sleep schedule. Mostly meat is good, just add a variety of vegetables on top of that, some potatoes, and a good amount of healthy fats like coconut oil, butter, and animal fats. Cut out the shit foods like bread, pizza, poptarts, vegetable oils, and whatever other prepackaged garbage you might be eating.

As for fixing your sleep schedule just figure it out. Go to bed earlier if you have to. Just get it to where you're regularly sleeping 8 hours a night and try to have a set time for going to sleep.

Just do a beginners linear progression strength training program like starting strength or some 5x5 program. Anything that has you squatting heavy 3-4 times a week will get you where you need to be.

All that combined with stabilize your hormone levels and leave you much more testosterone than you have now. You'll be horny and healthy, just like you should be at your age.