>>54664

I... I get that this image is intended to resemble human legs, but I refuse to believe that is what I am really seeing. Rubber pants or something . . . ?

you got morbidly obese and then lost the weight, congratulations

stupid pants

Welcome to the X-MEN, Jiggle Legs.

death

>>55468
Lame.

What would happen if your brain became hyper myelinated? Pic related

>>55504

death

>>55504

death

>>55468
Pontine myelinolysis basically results in the same thing
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Central_pontine_myelinolysis

Your cranial nerves cease functioning and eventually your essential systems for breathing and BP/HR control shut down

>>55508
You might suffer from diastasis recti. Try to get an MRI or consultation because it could lead to problems later in life.

Top of my foot. No I'm not a fatass, that's how bad it swolled. All started from these itchy little bumps that I had for a while in one spot and then suddenly they're fucking everywhere and on my hands too.

Yup, that's athletes foot.

thats pretty horrifying man did you see a doc yet? give an update

if you're under water a wetsuit lets water in, that's how they work ffs just pee, you're already in water, you could just try to let some more water in to try and get rid of some pee

I've pissed in my wetsuit before, a while ago I got drunk and passed out at my friend's house and had to pee but couldn't move and pissed myself, I thought this feels familiar am I at work right now ? true story

unless you're reaallly good at air conservation, you won't be diving for more than an hour at a time. You can't last one hour?

>>53756
ever been diving?
This shit makes your bladder fill up faster then you can say
"warm wetsuit!"

>>53635
I had good experiences with these
http://www.tena.us/men-protective-underwear-superplus-absorbency/8178081920,en_US,pd.html

and these

http://www.saveexpress.de/de/inkontinenz-einweg/pants-pull-ons/8305/forma-care-pants-m1-medium-14-packung.-15.25.01.5-neu-1074-01

(just be sure that you can change them out of sight. ;-)

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>>53756
Ya ever pee in the pool,,, hmm, been a while but at times the urge to pee just hits ya.

Diving, this should be common knowledge. People do pee their suits. It is what
it is. Instructors try to advise against this, because usually it's their equipment.
If it is your own, pee yourself all ya like.

I am sure people who have done this for a while can handle this. No doubt.

>>52639
you don't need a diaper for a wetsuit.
Just give it a good rinse with fresh water when cleaning your gear after the dive.

Dry-suits on the other hand:
I would never go onto a dive with my MARES Kevlar Silicone
and not wear a diaper!

>>55436

Update: had a chance to poke around in the shower, it's definitely one of the blood vessels on the upper outer part of my left testicle. Doesn't feel swollen and no paid, but it still feels oddly sensitive. Gonna sleep on it now. nbdp

>>55436
Best get that checked out

>>55439
After waiting a few days for changes

Could be epididymitis. I've had it in my right one, its pretty harmless. But you really should get any ball related stuff checked out

>>55424
No fluids were exchanged. Unless he was leaking precum like a garden hose I think you'll be alright.

Might be a good idea to look into getting on Truvada for the future

DXM

>>55486
kratom, TENS, gabapentin

>>55486
Old post but Ibuprophen can come in 800mg prescription form. Ibuprophen is superior for pain relief. IMO. If one was to get vicoden, ask for vicoprophen.

Tylenol (acetaminophen) is pretty harsh on the liver. As well, anybody interested, be as minimal as possible when describing past illicit drug usage. I mean, took a hit of pot, didn't like the smell of it it, felt kinda dizzy from just the smell of it.
Revealing past drug use will limit health options and can have a snowball effect
that makes things seem like, your a junky!

A simple drug, tramadol, many DRs will prescribe that. It alone 100mgs may = 800mgs ibuprophen, 7.5 mg vicoden.

Tramadol I hate the feeling mostly, it is not a praditional opiate as we know these. Works well with small doses. Take it over T-3s I guess any day. Oh it works as well, in theory, as your basic T-3s as above mentioned drugs.

>>55492
Look into mirtazapine, zofran, search opinions for your issues. Pretty interesting drug.

Take at night, sleep in 10 minutes or less. Makes the next day usually actually nice.

It has some interesting qualities. Sleep for 7 or 8 hours, wake up, go to sleep like clockwork when it is working really well and you have a somewhat sleep schedule. Anxieties that move into other worry issues (hating life at times maybe,) may kinda melt away back to normalcy.

Dreams may be very vivid, but nice. At first sleep will be likely 12 even 14 hours unless you have a mode to get woken up and 'just get up.' You will be wide awake in 10 minutes and hopefully not still feel bad. It may take a week for it to get adjusted to it. Yea, now that I think about it, haven't had that kinda drumming sound in my eardrums for years. Always the left side if I remember correctly. Surely nearly everybody has had that feeling at times.

Eh, I would try it as soon as you can. If you have the means. Good Luck.

>>55481

>combination of phenobarbital and Cogentin

I am no DR, but the combination I think would be likely beneficial. Possibly the combination alone may help reduce the amount/frquency of lithium. May even cut out either one of the medications Lithium or Risperidone. My opinion the Lithium would be retained. Surely the Clonazepam would be cut off for the barbituate. Drs these days tend to stray
away from prescribing barbituates. But as opposed to clonazepam, it may be better.

I am not sure the Invega along with the other type medications may be a good idea. Risperidone can be problematic
with Invega Sustenna at times. One may not be able to notice an interaction or prescriptions.

Sometimes, psychatrists, Drs, possily over prescribe medications of the same uses, that may actually have negative effects, contrary to what they are intended to do.

Alcohol may not be a good idea for tremors. It may help, but maybe try to have your medication as a whole reevaluated.
I find for tremors, diazepam is far more effective than clonazepam, for what it's worth. For some reason. Otherwsie, clonazepam I find it more likley trying to use it for initaial morning tremors. Slight shakines.

Good luck. But there may be simply one medication that is interfering with your treatment as a whole causing excessive tremors, in turn using beer. Which in turn will cause tremors after a period of time.

>>55483

Thanks
Yeah, the Risperidone is causing the tremors...but I need it for the mental health benefits (benefits outweigh the risks) I appreciate your time.