Not sure whether to go to ER, not sure if it's "legitimate" enough View Thread Reply Hide Shit Ciddleturk - Sat, 05 Aug 2017 21:02:44 EST +ywUOvW4 No.55067 File: 1501981364905.jpg -(34325B / 33.52KB, 375x346) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. 26/female/185 pounds/Hashimoto's thyroiditis hypothyroidism The last two weeks I've been having some craaaazy head pressure. Feels like my hair is being pulled very tightly away from my scalp. I had hair very long and thick, down to my butt, that I recently cut just to get relief. I cut it very short and still no relief. When this intense head pressure happens, I get insanely nauseous. My salivary glands on the insides of my cheek tingle and water. I get double/blurry vision/light sensitive and especially nauseous in the light. My neck is stiff and it's driving me nuts. I'm constantly opening my mouth or yawning to try and relieve the pressure in my head and ears. It's not painful, just extremely uncomfortable. I will have an "episode" and it'll get worse and then back to manageable where I can still take care of my kids. I feel very brain foggy, light headed, confused. This has been going on for two weeks and I scheduled with neurology and my appointment is in NOVEMBER. I know I can't wait until then. I feel very just... weird, spacey and out of my body. The head pressure is constant, even in sleep. Motion makes it worse like driving, getting up and walking. I feel very dizzy and about to pass out when I'm motion so I try and just keep to the couch. I'm not sure if at this point I should go to the ER. >> Reuben Hebberhudge - Sun, 06 Aug 2017 04:27:01 EST oHx9b4UK No.55068 Reply 1502008021716.jpg -(89045B / 86.96KB, 640x640) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. If I were having those symptoms, I would call my neurologist's answering service (since it's Sunday) and explain how bad everything was and see if I could get an appointment for the beginning of the week. If I couldn't I'd go to the ER.Another possibility would be to go to urgent care or see a family physician early in the week in the hope that they'd refer you to a neurologist quickly. It sucks, but specialists will take other doctors seriously before they take their own patients seriously. >> Sophie Pubbernitch - Mon, 04 Sep 2017 05:01:09 EST aogDvqTf No.55077 Reply 1504515669582.png -(240417B / 234.78KB, 523x327) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Go to an urgent care center. Far cheaper than an emergency room visit, and they should be able to tell if it's something serious or not, at the least. >> Cyril Honeywater - Sat, 09 Sep 2017 02:21:57 EST BQhETatL No.55086 Reply First n foremost find a doctor, maybe try an WNT since ur issues sound sinus relatedIf that isnt an option, look into the following:Netti pot:sinus irrigationLight yoga/exercise:do it slowly at first, but regularly, like dailyDiet:theres a wealth of info on healthy dieting online. Try to eat healthy!In ny experience a shot of liqour or a glass of wine/beer can actually provide a bit of insight and relief for mysterious health issues. Obv. Dont get drunk or overdo it, just see how u react to it. This is a processAnd remember to take time to just relax, tune everything out, and listen to your thoughts. Try to find clues physically that might lead you towards relief or just insight. Remember to focus on ur breathing and if this produces anxiety you should try deep and slow breathing and yoga(start light plz). Some people do best with combining meditation(listening to your thoughts/body) with 'chanting' or basically ohming or humming in laymens terms. It rly helps to control ur breathing and any anxiety, also opens the throat and sinuses via vibrations and air pressure.You may be going through a change physically that will be challenging and confusing, so perhaps youll have to just take things slower for a while and try some of the things ive suggested. Often for these types of issues doctors will not be able to do much but give u pain meds. Best of luck fam.
>> Reuben Hebberhudge - Sun, 06 Aug 2017 04:27:01 EST oHx9b4UK No.55068 Reply 1502008021716.jpg -(89045B / 86.96KB, 640x640) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. If I were having those symptoms, I would call my neurologist's answering service (since it's Sunday) and explain how bad everything was and see if I could get an appointment for the beginning of the week. If I couldn't I'd go to the ER.Another possibility would be to go to urgent care or see a family physician early in the week in the hope that they'd refer you to a neurologist quickly. It sucks, but specialists will take other doctors seriously before they take their own patients seriously.
>> Sophie Pubbernitch - Mon, 04 Sep 2017 05:01:09 EST aogDvqTf No.55077 Reply 1504515669582.png -(240417B / 234.78KB, 523x327) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Go to an urgent care center. Far cheaper than an emergency room visit, and they should be able to tell if it's something serious or not, at the least.
>> Cyril Honeywater - Sat, 09 Sep 2017 02:21:57 EST BQhETatL No.55086 Reply First n foremost find a doctor, maybe try an WNT since ur issues sound sinus relatedIf that isnt an option, look into the following:Netti pot:sinus irrigationLight yoga/exercise:do it slowly at first, but regularly, like dailyDiet:theres a wealth of info on healthy dieting online. Try to eat healthy!In ny experience a shot of liqour or a glass of wine/beer can actually provide a bit of insight and relief for mysterious health issues. Obv. Dont get drunk or overdo it, just see how u react to it. This is a processAnd remember to take time to just relax, tune everything out, and listen to your thoughts. Try to find clues physically that might lead you towards relief or just insight. Remember to focus on ur breathing and if this produces anxiety you should try deep and slow breathing and yoga(start light plz). Some people do best with combining meditation(listening to your thoughts/body) with 'chanting' or basically ohming or humming in laymens terms. It rly helps to control ur breathing and any anxiety, also opens the throat and sinuses via vibrations and air pressure.You may be going through a change physically that will be challenging and confusing, so perhaps youll have to just take things slower for a while and try some of the things ive suggested. Often for these types of issues doctors will not be able to do much but give u pain meds. Best of luck fam.
Would this be guaranteed to off you? View Thread Reply Hide Eliza Wankinfire - Tue, 05 Sep 2017 14:03:05 EST WueVATpz No.55078 File: 1504634585066.jpg -(105085B / 102.62KB, 750x900) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Let's say you roll up some joints, get in a really hot bath, drop 2 grams MDMA, shoot up with levemir and then novorapid and then start to chain smoke the joints while making sure the bath stays hot.. How much of the insulin would you need, and if you have enough, would it definitely kill you?Sorry about the ignorance. 1 posts omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Emma Handlechidge - Tue, 05 Sep 2017 17:57:11 EST gA0Ln1Xg No.55080 Reply i had to look up the meds, but i see what you are doing here>joints: vasodilation>hot bath: vasodilation>mdma: increased glucose uptake (vasoconstriction and increased body temp cancel each other out in my reckoning)>levemir: artificial insulin (drops blood glucose levels)>novorapid: more insulin (drops blood glucose levels)yeah this is a combo of low blood pressure and critically low blood glucose levels, which will kill brain cells pretty quick. to be sure of death? idk... maybe 4-5x the recommended dose for levemir and novorapid (it is calculated based on patient weight), that with the other combos would put you in fatal zone for most people. seems like a pretty shit way to go though, you would probably have a massive headache and basically have a /del/-like sense of misery and doom as you slowly fry your brain. might as well do exit bag or something >> Simon Senningstere - Wed, 06 Sep 2017 08:25:24 EST rvM5h3ud No.55081 Reply >>55080Slitting the wrists could probably help the headache by advancing loss of consciousness.Thank you for your reply! Yes that was pretty much the though >> John Pavingkedge - Thu, 07 Sep 2017 19:05:15 EST gA0Ln1Xg No.55085 Reply >>55081lol if you slit your wrists (and actually lacerate an artery [bonus points for cutting down the length of the artery, thus making a tear in its muscular wall, rendering it considerably more difficult to clot and heal]) and keep them submerged, you will not clot, and it won't be too painful except for the cutting. no need for all the crazy insulin shit if you're going that route. why not throw in a toaster too lol
>> Emma Handlechidge - Tue, 05 Sep 2017 17:57:11 EST gA0Ln1Xg No.55080 Reply i had to look up the meds, but i see what you are doing here>joints: vasodilation>hot bath: vasodilation>mdma: increased glucose uptake (vasoconstriction and increased body temp cancel each other out in my reckoning)>levemir: artificial insulin (drops blood glucose levels)>novorapid: more insulin (drops blood glucose levels)yeah this is a combo of low blood pressure and critically low blood glucose levels, which will kill brain cells pretty quick. to be sure of death? idk... maybe 4-5x the recommended dose for levemir and novorapid (it is calculated based on patient weight), that with the other combos would put you in fatal zone for most people. seems like a pretty shit way to go though, you would probably have a massive headache and basically have a /del/-like sense of misery and doom as you slowly fry your brain. might as well do exit bag or something
>> Simon Senningstere - Wed, 06 Sep 2017 08:25:24 EST rvM5h3ud No.55081 Reply >>55080Slitting the wrists could probably help the headache by advancing loss of consciousness.Thank you for your reply! Yes that was pretty much the though
>> John Pavingkedge - Thu, 07 Sep 2017 19:05:15 EST gA0Ln1Xg No.55085 Reply >>55081lol if you slit your wrists (and actually lacerate an artery [bonus points for cutting down the length of the artery, thus making a tear in its muscular wall, rendering it considerably more difficult to clot and heal]) and keep them submerged, you will not clot, and it won't be too painful except for the cutting. no need for all the crazy insulin shit if you're going that route. why not throw in a toaster too lol
Bleeding out of my ear View Thread Reply Hide Wesley Smallwell - Mon, 07 Aug 2017 20:37:36 EST IkIWMEs1 No.55069 File: 1502152656983.jpg -(2442559B / 2.33MB, 4032x3024) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Hey there everybody, I don't post on this forum very often like I don't go to the doctors very often either. More of a lurker. But this is kind of serious, I got an ear infection recently, in my left ear, I think it's from the dirty ass phone that I use at work. It felt like swelling in my ear canal, I googled the symptoms and it said "Swimmers Ear" - Alright, fast forward a couple days, I went to a metal show lastnight, that might've done it. But there's fucking blood coming out of my goddamn ear, especially when I was blotting it with a tissue. What the fuck is this? >> Barnaby Wummlegold - Fri, 11 Aug 2017 09:07:00 EST omRzDOLo No.55072 Reply See a doctor. >> Angus Bibberfen - Wed, 16 Aug 2017 23:23:29 EST Vnt72461 No.55074 Reply OP give us an update >> Sophie Pubbernitch - Mon, 04 Sep 2017 04:56:04 EST aogDvqTf No.55076 Reply 1504515364582.png -(647705B / 632.52KB, 500x669) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>55072Definitely.Go now if you haven't already. Update us when you can.
>> Sophie Pubbernitch - Mon, 04 Sep 2017 04:56:04 EST aogDvqTf No.55076 Reply 1504515364582.png -(647705B / 632.52KB, 500x669) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>55072Definitely.Go now if you haven't already. Update us when you can.
Acid Reflux Aspiration Pneumonia View Thread Reply Hide Coochie Coo - Sat, 05 Aug 2017 15:27:39 EST xBxmKR6P No.55066 File: 1501961259169.jpg -(90840B / 88.71KB, 624x400) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Hey Guys. I'm turning here as a last resort, as my doctor tends to be a dick and isn't always the most helpful. I have Acid Reflux. It Refluxes into my mouth and lungs so badly that since February it's given me pneumonia on almost a monthly basis. I am prescribed antibiotics and it goes away - for a couple of weeks, and then the process of aspiring the stomach acid, getting asthma because of it, using ventolin and coughing up phlegm that tastes like what I ate the day before begins. This goes on until the pneumonia starts again. This condition I believe is known as Acid Reflux Aspiration Pnemonitis.I'm on Rabeprazole (ppi), Zantac (h2), tums, gaviscon, and none of it even touches the issue or helps. I've been on antibiotics monthly since last october, and i'm just looking for anything that could help me or that I could bring up with my doctor, whether it's conventional medicine or natural. >> Barnaby Wummlegold - Fri, 11 Aug 2017 18:34:38 EST omRzDOLo No.55073 Reply I used to take omeprazole for my acid reflux and it cleared it up. Then I stopped drinking like a fish and I didn't need the omeprazole anymore. I've started drinking again now and my reflux is back, so I either need to quit drinking or get more omeprazole.
>> Barnaby Wummlegold - Fri, 11 Aug 2017 18:34:38 EST omRzDOLo No.55073 Reply I used to take omeprazole for my acid reflux and it cleared it up. Then I stopped drinking like a fish and I didn't need the omeprazole anymore. I've started drinking again now and my reflux is back, so I either need to quit drinking or get more omeprazole.
why live View Thread Reply Hide George Werrycocke - Tue, 08 Aug 2017 01:35:23 EST W0JKrQQ0 No.55070 File: 1502170523124.jpg -(35598B / 34.76KB, 314x477) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Even Doctors dont like me if they know =. = >> Jarvis Nevinglire - Fri, 11 Aug 2017 04:58:34 EST oHx9b4UK No.55071 Reply What, are you a paedophile? >> Molly Gebbershit - Sun, 20 Aug 2017 16:59:01 EST 4GA/Fa51 No.55075 Reply >>55071no its aids
>> Jarvis Nevinglire - Fri, 11 Aug 2017 04:58:34 EST oHx9b4UK No.55071 Reply What, are you a paedophile?
Pre Med View Thread Reply Hide Thomas Crollerwedging - Mon, 31 Jul 2017 12:05:01 EST gy48U18Q No.55062 File: 1501517101166.jpg -(26029B / 25.42KB, 500x500) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. So I'm 28 and serving in the military. I've been looking into Pre Med programs at local schools (Nebraska), but I have a really bad academic history. I got my GED in 2007, and my time spent in community college immediately after that I ended with around 40 credits. I have dropped classes, failed classes, I think my overall GPA from there is a 2.7. I was taking transfer credits for a Computer Science major, but when I transferred to NWMSU I withdrew from the first semester and never returned. I feel like Psychology is my calling, but I wanted to be a psychiatrist to be involved in the side of medicinal psychoactives. I'm scared that I am trying to do this too late. And maybe I don't have the grades. I would need about two years more coursework in a Pre Med program. I've also looked into post bac programs, but my understanding of that is that I need a degree first. >> Simon Trotlock - Wed, 02 Aug 2017 23:01:11 EST 1aAOFqgT No.55063 Reply What's your question? You don't need a degree to go to medical school. A large portion of physicians finish their bachelor's (usually in chemistry, biology, or a specialist degreein those fields) to have a safety net should they not make it into a medical school.The greatest factor for acceptance is MCAT/GRE scores, then your core GPA. They don't careif you got perfect grades in Spanish or Theater; can you tell a spleen from a thymus?Do you want to be a pharmacologist, psychologist or a psychiatrist, or a computer dude? Sort your shit out BEFORE you start stressing on the pointless shit like being too old or wearing the wrong color underwear to the grocery store. >> Rebecca Guzzleway - Thu, 03 Aug 2017 08:02:22 EST rZ81irY/ No.55064 Reply 1501761742008.jpg -(53512B / 52.26KB, 620x349) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>55063I want to be a psychiatrist. I would like to do talk therapy as well, but I've been told that psychiatrists are more for the prescribing of medicine than the talk therapy side of things. I was thinking a chemistry major with a psychology minor because I really like psychology. Or is it possible to have a psychology major and take the required science courses alongside it? >> David Crinderdale - Fri, 04 Aug 2017 05:20:39 EST oHx9b4UK No.55065 Reply 1501838439226.jpg -(78817B / 76.97KB, 540x720) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>55064You can take whatever you want if you have the prerequisites and the money. I don't know how GI Bill works, but Federal financial aid cuts off for bachelor's degrees after a certain number of credit hours have accumulated, however, so you might run into that problem.IME, psychiatrists do not do talk therapy. They prescribe meds and do electroshock. I'm sure some do talk therapy, but I think it's more common for a therapist to do that, because therapists are usually cheaper, and talk therapy sessions often last an hour. Very few insurance plans are going to pay a psychiatrist's rates for an hour.2.7 is a shit GPA. You know that. You're going to need to get straight As from here on out, especially in your science courses, if you want to pursue medical school. Don't bother going back to school unless you can commit to making that happen. 28 is not too late. There is some discrimination against older applicants, but it's not a hard disqualifier.
>> Simon Trotlock - Wed, 02 Aug 2017 23:01:11 EST 1aAOFqgT No.55063 Reply What's your question? You don't need a degree to go to medical school. A large portion of physicians finish their bachelor's (usually in chemistry, biology, or a specialist degreein those fields) to have a safety net should they not make it into a medical school.The greatest factor for acceptance is MCAT/GRE scores, then your core GPA. They don't careif you got perfect grades in Spanish or Theater; can you tell a spleen from a thymus?Do you want to be a pharmacologist, psychologist or a psychiatrist, or a computer dude? Sort your shit out BEFORE you start stressing on the pointless shit like being too old or wearing the wrong color underwear to the grocery store.
>> Rebecca Guzzleway - Thu, 03 Aug 2017 08:02:22 EST rZ81irY/ No.55064 Reply 1501761742008.jpg -(53512B / 52.26KB, 620x349) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>55063I want to be a psychiatrist. I would like to do talk therapy as well, but I've been told that psychiatrists are more for the prescribing of medicine than the talk therapy side of things. I was thinking a chemistry major with a psychology minor because I really like psychology. Or is it possible to have a psychology major and take the required science courses alongside it?
>> David Crinderdale - Fri, 04 Aug 2017 05:20:39 EST oHx9b4UK No.55065 Reply 1501838439226.jpg -(78817B / 76.97KB, 540x720) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>55064You can take whatever you want if you have the prerequisites and the money. I don't know how GI Bill works, but Federal financial aid cuts off for bachelor's degrees after a certain number of credit hours have accumulated, however, so you might run into that problem.IME, psychiatrists do not do talk therapy. They prescribe meds and do electroshock. I'm sure some do talk therapy, but I think it's more common for a therapist to do that, because therapists are usually cheaper, and talk therapy sessions often last an hour. Very few insurance plans are going to pay a psychiatrist's rates for an hour.2.7 is a shit GPA. You know that. You're going to need to get straight As from here on out, especially in your science courses, if you want to pursue medical school. Don't bother going back to school unless you can commit to making that happen. 28 is not too late. There is some discrimination against older applicants, but it's not a hard disqualifier.
Pains View Thread Reply Hide Gorilla ass - Mon, 10 Apr 2017 02:13:28 EST uZBu65cJ No.54915 File: 1491804808897.jpg -(288775B / 282.01KB, 1253x849) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. What does it feel like to break a bone badly?What is the worst pain you have ever had?Can you put it on a scale I might understand?Like it is so many times worse than an elbow tattoo? 4 posts omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Graham Bengerhod - Sat, 29 Apr 2017 19:57:14 EST cavfRsLo No.54938 Reply I broke my right femur. Initial pain I thought I'd just tore a muscle, wasn't till I was xrayd at the hospital they found a clead break just above the knee.The pain I'd liken to getting your finger slammed in a door but the pain doesn't go away for like 2 months and every time you move it gets fresh.Worse all the muscles around it get sore because of non use, my back is still tight a yea and a bit later.Worse then the pain is laying in a bed pissing in a jar for a month till you can use a walking frame to kinda hop around. And the low mood/kinda depressive like symptoms you get from being in a room bedlocked for months with minimal interaction save your mom/carer/wife/kids/few mares that visit. Your whole life is over for a fee months.All in all, wouldnotsuggest/10And all the rehab work to get you leg back to functioning kinda the same as your other one. >> Ernest Clicklehere - Wed, 05 Jul 2017 21:53:25 EST egpwD9Sd No.55045 Reply i broke my wrist (complex fracture) and it didn't feel that painful tbqh >> Shitting Cengerstock - Mon, 31 Jul 2017 00:14:36 EST Y565EV8A No.55061 Reply Breaking a bone badly was the worst pain I had ever felt. I'd say it was about an 8 on scale from 1 to 10 where 1 is least painful and 10 is most painful. I very nearly passed out from it.I have no idea how painful an elbow tattoo is, but I imagine that the range of sensations that go into breaking a bone will be larger, since there is actual heavy damage done to the bone and surrounding tissues. The overall sensation is probably worse from breaking a bone, even if the pain itself might be very bad from an elbow tattoo (I assume so from the way you pose the question itself).
>> Graham Bengerhod - Sat, 29 Apr 2017 19:57:14 EST cavfRsLo No.54938 Reply I broke my right femur. Initial pain I thought I'd just tore a muscle, wasn't till I was xrayd at the hospital they found a clead break just above the knee.The pain I'd liken to getting your finger slammed in a door but the pain doesn't go away for like 2 months and every time you move it gets fresh.Worse all the muscles around it get sore because of non use, my back is still tight a yea and a bit later.Worse then the pain is laying in a bed pissing in a jar for a month till you can use a walking frame to kinda hop around. And the low mood/kinda depressive like symptoms you get from being in a room bedlocked for months with minimal interaction save your mom/carer/wife/kids/few mares that visit. Your whole life is over for a fee months.All in all, wouldnotsuggest/10And all the rehab work to get you leg back to functioning kinda the same as your other one.
>> Ernest Clicklehere - Wed, 05 Jul 2017 21:53:25 EST egpwD9Sd No.55045 Reply i broke my wrist (complex fracture) and it didn't feel that painful tbqh
>> Shitting Cengerstock - Mon, 31 Jul 2017 00:14:36 EST Y565EV8A No.55061 Reply Breaking a bone badly was the worst pain I had ever felt. I'd say it was about an 8 on scale from 1 to 10 where 1 is least painful and 10 is most painful. I very nearly passed out from it.I have no idea how painful an elbow tattoo is, but I imagine that the range of sensations that go into breaking a bone will be larger, since there is actual heavy damage done to the bone and surrounding tissues. The overall sensation is probably worse from breaking a bone, even if the pain itself might be very bad from an elbow tattoo (I assume so from the way you pose the question itself).
Abscess View Thread Reply Hide Cyril Pashchack - Fri, 16 Jun 2017 12:36:01 EST abu2OLP2 No.55007 File: 1497630961982.jpg -(6164B / 6.02KB, 300x168) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. When you fuck up shooting bad enough and don't properly care for an abscess and it wells up painfully when is it ok to attempt to drain it or to go get it drained if you're less junkie;ife and actually can afford to go to the doctor. Like do you need to wait till it comes to a head or can you just cut in early on when it begins getting red and hard?Is there really nothing I can do but drain at this point, or is there some remedy like hot and cold compress that can save me from having to mutilate my arm because I really like them vein drugs and I am not taking care of myself well enough. 8 posts and 5 images omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Shit Girringpedge - Mon, 26 Jun 2017 21:10:33 EST W8FkDObv No.55032 Reply OP give us an update. did you die of sepsis? >> Charles Duvingwell - Thu, 29 Jun 2017 13:47:41 EST QfjwpXzU No.55036 Reply >>55007I got a huge one,it was like a basketball sticking out of my back,from a uti. It burst and the nastiest smelling shit sprayed out of it. They had to surgically drain it,I stayed in the hospital on IV antibiotics for 5 days and it's still 4 inches deep and has to be packed twice a day. Fuck abscesses. >> Sophie Fommernodge - Fri, 28 Jul 2017 02:07:15 EST 1OSfZrY9 No.55060 Reply >>55032no im ok
>> Shit Girringpedge - Mon, 26 Jun 2017 21:10:33 EST W8FkDObv No.55032 Reply OP give us an update. did you die of sepsis?
>> Charles Duvingwell - Thu, 29 Jun 2017 13:47:41 EST QfjwpXzU No.55036 Reply >>55007I got a huge one,it was like a basketball sticking out of my back,from a uti. It burst and the nastiest smelling shit sprayed out of it. They had to surgically drain it,I stayed in the hospital on IV antibiotics for 5 days and it's still 4 inches deep and has to be packed twice a day. Fuck abscesses.
Bumps on hand View Thread Reply Hide George Ballywill - Fri, 21 Jul 2017 20:52:43 EST oL8UgO8U No.55057 File: 1500684763816.jpg -(3419431B / 3.26MB, 4320x2432) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. So.. one day these small water filled sacs appeared on my hand out of nowhere. Not even very itchy unless I touch it a lot. What could this be? It seemed to get a little worse , no redness just more bumps.. it's only affecting the one side of my hand . I don't think its serious? >> Edwin Snodway - Tue, 25 Jul 2017 11:43:04 EST pkSTbaYY No.55059 Reply It's due to the heat. It's nothing serious, they will go away within a fee days.
>> Edwin Snodway - Tue, 25 Jul 2017 11:43:04 EST pkSTbaYY No.55059 Reply It's due to the heat. It's nothing serious, they will go away within a fee days.
Starvation diet consequences, how to fix View Thread Reply Hide Ian Greenfoot - Sat, 15 Jul 2017 11:59:22 EST 1YDeSM2L No.55054 File: 1500134362193.jpg -(14482B / 14.14KB, 221x185) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Hello /med/This year I subjected myself to a diet of 600 calories a day for three months and lost 42 pounds. This was obviously a stupid thing to do and now I'm suffering with the consequences.I feel absolutely awful all over. My legs feel like lead weights. I'm constantly tired. I can't focus or concentrate on anything. I've developed insomnia and wake up every day at 4am no matter how tired I am and can't get back to sleep. I've completely lost my sex drive and can't even get an erection anymore. I feel depressed and suicidal.I've been to my doctor and had full blood tests which show nothing is wrong with my blood count, iron levels, b12, electrolytes, etc. According to the blood tests I'm healthier than the last time I had a blood test in 2014. And yet I now feel absolutely awful.Can anyone here explain what I've done to myself and how to fix it? I'm eating normally again at 2,000 calories a day of fruit, carbs, and meat. I take a multivitamin pill and drink plenty of water. I try to exercise moderately. I weigh 140 pounds with a height of 5 foot 7 inches.Thanks for your time. >> Matilda Wicklebid - Sun, 16 Jul 2017 00:22:39 EST +QmzAtPF No.55055 Reply >>55054You'll rebound soon enough. It took me about 3-4 weeks. I'm like 5 8 and went from 194 to 150. Caffeine helps a lot but dark sodas pack the weight right back on. My knees and shit felt probably the worst. I also only slept like 2-3 hours. But I started to get more hyper and agile after about a month or maybe a little less. I lost the weight in about 2-3 months time. You'll feel a lot better once you return to normal. I don't know the science behind it but I felt like ass after completing the diet and not really during. Once I started to maintain weight, I felt like shit with no appetite and just wanted to keep losing weight. Then I acclimated and all was well. Until I went back up to like 185 and did it all again lol. I honestly feel a lot more shitty at 170+ than I do at 140-150. I feel a lot more intense and quick physically and mentally at the lower weights. The fatter I am, the more sloth and depressed I get. Don't worry, you'll be glad for it in a couple more weeks probably.
>> Matilda Wicklebid - Sun, 16 Jul 2017 00:22:39 EST +QmzAtPF No.55055 Reply >>55054You'll rebound soon enough. It took me about 3-4 weeks. I'm like 5 8 and went from 194 to 150. Caffeine helps a lot but dark sodas pack the weight right back on. My knees and shit felt probably the worst. I also only slept like 2-3 hours. But I started to get more hyper and agile after about a month or maybe a little less. I lost the weight in about 2-3 months time. You'll feel a lot better once you return to normal. I don't know the science behind it but I felt like ass after completing the diet and not really during. Once I started to maintain weight, I felt like shit with no appetite and just wanted to keep losing weight. Then I acclimated and all was well. Until I went back up to like 185 and did it all again lol. I honestly feel a lot more shitty at 170+ than I do at 140-150. I feel a lot more intense and quick physically and mentally at the lower weights. The fatter I am, the more sloth and depressed I get. Don't worry, you'll be glad for it in a couple more weeks probably.
Acne scars View Thread Reply Hide Hamilton Clirringhall - Wed, 12 Jul 2017 18:18:37 EST OJnaM1M3 No.55051 File: 1499897917280.jpg -(24222B / 23.65KB, 507x383) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Sup /med/My back is filled with black acne scars and shit looks like a war zone, is there any kind of cream to get rid of these acne scars? >> Doris Pemmlefadge - Thu, 13 Jul 2017 19:17:31 EST TlRZl6IA No.55052 Reply Ok, so I've gone through acne scars in the past, on my face.I got glycolic acid and lemon peels that removed a lot of my skin, but healed up very nicely. It hurts and you will look bad for a few weeks, but it does wonders. I got rid of stuff that was even under my skin and super gross.That being said, be very careful! Never get acid that's too strong, never do too much. Get a second opinion from someone else too, It may not be for you.
>> Doris Pemmlefadge - Thu, 13 Jul 2017 19:17:31 EST TlRZl6IA No.55052 Reply Ok, so I've gone through acne scars in the past, on my face.I got glycolic acid and lemon peels that removed a lot of my skin, but healed up very nicely. It hurts and you will look bad for a few weeks, but it does wonders. I got rid of stuff that was even under my skin and super gross.That being said, be very careful! Never get acid that's too strong, never do too much. Get a second opinion from someone else too, It may not be for you.
ALWAYS TIRED AND OR DEPRESSION View Thread Reply Hide Eliza Pickforth - Sun, 04 Jun 2017 10:33:27 EST eds48T21 No.54989 File: 1496586807146.jpg -(683427B / 667.41KB, 1280x720) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Anybody have any tips for having more energy and better mood throughout the day. I hate picking up a book and being so tired. I hate always avoiding people because I'm too tired and feel like a piece of garbage. I don't want to do anything with my day. I have trouble getting out of bed, keeping a job (socially I can't exist). I'm not looking for anti-depressants. I want to change my lifestyle in order to feel better in these areas. So I want advice for that, preferably from people who have been there and gotten better. Here's what I do now. -Exercise: I work out 3 days a week through weight lifting. Still relatively new at it. Going to try to pick it up to 6 days a week, adding a cardio day in between.-Sleep: I don't sleep very well, and admittedly this is due to bad habits of internet and so forth. I'm going to start going to bed at 10pm and see where that gets me.-Diet: I eat better than I did, more green things and so forth, but I still eat meat, milk, etc. -Meditation: 5 days into the app Headspace. I'm going to continue with it.-Network Spinal Analysis: it's a kind of massage, sort of. The idea is to trigger nerve in your body so that your body feels stuff and regains a natural sense of alignment. I've been hunched over for awhile. I've done this for about 2 months now, and my anxiety I think has gone considerably down. The anxiety I have now is more about knowing that I'm gonna be tired and feel like garbage, and because of that I'm going to be a drag to talk to, so I don't. This is definitely ruining my life. I had a bad childhood and I hate how these issues are still here at 24, I'm still miserable, and it fucking sucks. Like, there seems to be a 50 50 chance I'm gonna kill myself some day relatively soon. My social skills are pretty bad, but my avoidance is the worst problem. If I felt better it would be so, so much better. I realized last night that I have to decide to get better.. I've kind of been coasting, feeling too tired and shitty and dabbling, not keeping promises and standards to myself and so forth. I've been lazy, frankly. I've let myself slip for a long time. So.. What else can I do to help me? I'm not happy at all, and I'd really appreciate any help. I don't want to be this person who is sad and alone anymore. 5 posts omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Augustus Claylock - Tue, 20 Jun 2017 01:23:06 EST W8FkDObv No.55023 Reply >>54990ive heard good things about coffee enemas. just dont burn yourself lol >> Caroline Sallerhat - Wed, 05 Jul 2017 19:23:26 EST Vo/43iSo No.55043 Reply >>54994Nigga you can't eat spinach every day, its got too much oxalic acid or some shit. Kales the same? Google it or just cut back to every few days. And mix up your dietThere's hundreds of salad vegies local weeds, variety fool. >> Ernest Clicklehere - Wed, 05 Jul 2017 21:36:18 EST egpwD9Sd No.55044 Reply Go get some blood tests done OP. CRP, ESR as a minimum, they will tell if there's a high level of ongoing inflammation in your body that you should be concerned with. If they are out of range you need to think about all your symptoms and try and find the source of the inflammation with more blood tests.Get a comprehensive metabolic panel done, full thyroid function tests and full hormone panel done too.
>> Augustus Claylock - Tue, 20 Jun 2017 01:23:06 EST W8FkDObv No.55023 Reply >>54990ive heard good things about coffee enemas. just dont burn yourself lol
>> Caroline Sallerhat - Wed, 05 Jul 2017 19:23:26 EST Vo/43iSo No.55043 Reply >>54994Nigga you can't eat spinach every day, its got too much oxalic acid or some shit. Kales the same? Google it or just cut back to every few days. And mix up your dietThere's hundreds of salad vegies local weeds, variety fool.
>> Ernest Clicklehere - Wed, 05 Jul 2017 21:36:18 EST egpwD9Sd No.55044 Reply Go get some blood tests done OP. CRP, ESR as a minimum, they will tell if there's a high level of ongoing inflammation in your body that you should be concerned with. If they are out of range you need to think about all your symptoms and try and find the source of the inflammation with more blood tests.Get a comprehensive metabolic panel done, full thyroid function tests and full hormone panel done too.
Crunchy knees (MCL?) View Thread Reply Hide Walter Blubbleham - Sun, 02 Jul 2017 20:25:34 EST 4XqfQ7eu No.55041 File: 1499041534744.png -(757015B / 739.27KB, 1124x541) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Howdy /med/. Like the subject says, my knees have seen better days. They haven't sustained any single severe trauma, just years of wear and tear from various sports and activities. I haven't been to a doctor about this so I'm guessing it's either my MCL's (that's where I feel the pain) or maybe my cartilage is starting to deteriorate. Also, the pain is far more pronounced on my right knee. It often stings a bit to bend it, especially if I've been active or standing for a long period.Anyways, I'd like to know if there are some PT exercises you guys would recommend to strengthen/prehab my MCL before it gets any worse. Really anything helpful you can recommend would be appreciated. I'm trying to squat 400 and deadlift 500 and I can't be having something like a little knee pain getting in the way of that.
Lump/Swell on lower edge of left rib View Thread Reply Hide Sophie Pickridge - Fri, 30 Jun 2017 11:03:18 EST OzKxJrZu No.55038 File: 1498834998891.jpg -(238566B / 232.97KB, 1182x801) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. I have a strange lump or swollen area right at the front lower edge of my left ribcage, the area is about as large as my hand, it's not swollen enough to see with the naked eye but can clearly be felt while feeling around, it can be very slighty felt OVER the rib itself, but the main source of it seems to be under it.It isn't particularly sore, but if i apply a little bit of pressure it hurts like a bitch. There's also a small spot that hurts a fuckton whenever i apply pressure in the little area between the 2 halves of my ribcage.What is wrong with me, and should i be worried? pic entirely unrelated
