eeg and spectrophemeter View Thread Reply Hide booq - Sun, 30 Apr 2017 12:41:56 EST jRsAfrMq No.54940 File: 1493570516471.png -(2593071B / 2.47MB, 1920x1080) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Wondering if these techs have been combined withe brain to computer interface along with the possibility of classroom use.... with color display and frequency for increased forced and learning >> Samuel Dannerhat - Wed, 03 May 2017 00:43:36 EST IkIWMEs1 No.54941 Reply the yellow urineand the brown doo-doo should be used for your next /jenk/ project
>> Samuel Dannerhat - Wed, 03 May 2017 00:43:36 EST IkIWMEs1 No.54941 Reply the yellow urineand the brown doo-doo should be used for your next /jenk/ project
Sick but not? View Thread Reply Hide Barnaby Turveyfield - Mon, 24 Apr 2017 09:13:46 EST opoDvBkJ No.54933 File: 1493039626798.jpg -(2372264B / 2.26MB, 1540x1960) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. So it's Monday morning right now, and I've had a pretty sore throat since Thursday morning. I also threw up that morning, but just that time. My lymph nodes on my neck are swollen, but I'm not showing any other symptoms. Could it be that I do have a cold/flu of some kind but I only have these symptoms? Mono? Something more serious? Fill me in, if you can.Oh, and yeah, I'm pretty sure I don't have tonsilitis and my tonsils feel ok, but looking at the roof my mouth towards where my throat ends and the roof begins, it looks kinda discolored. The severity of my sore throat isn't too bad, but it's fairly uncomfortable and hard to ignore the pain. It hasn't changed much since Thursday. >> Martin Himmleman - Mon, 24 Apr 2017 23:46:42 EST SKV4s3w/ No.54936 Reply >take Airbone and/or Emergen-C>eat chicken noodle soup>drink pineapple juice (good for throat soreness)this is the trifecta treatment of "i feel kinda sick" which is unparalleled. if this does not work, consider seeking treatment. it's only been 3 days so yes you could have a mild viral infection, so far symptoms sound pretty tame to me. if you smoke maybe take a break for a day or 2
>> Martin Himmleman - Mon, 24 Apr 2017 23:46:42 EST SKV4s3w/ No.54936 Reply >take Airbone and/or Emergen-C>eat chicken noodle soup>drink pineapple juice (good for throat soreness)this is the trifecta treatment of "i feel kinda sick" which is unparalleled. if this does not work, consider seeking treatment. it's only been 3 days so yes you could have a mild viral infection, so far symptoms sound pretty tame to me. if you smoke maybe take a break for a day or 2
Crown fell out, can i put it back in my self? View Thread Reply Hide jame randi - Tue, 11 Apr 2017 18:02:07 EST 4cIxB3VS No.54918 File: 1491948127732.jpg -(37627B / 36.75KB, 640x960) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. So I live in a foreign country and can't seek above board dental attention.One of my crown fell out.It was just held in with some sort of dental glue before from the dentist. My question is can I just buy the special glue online or something and re attach it my self or is this something best left to a dentist? 1 posts omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> james randi - Thu, 20 Apr 2017 17:54:22 EST 57GSr9N6 No.54930 Reply bump >> Hannah Blirryforth - Sun, 23 Apr 2017 19:52:01 EST yCuTbERT No.54932 Reply >>54930Common sense, if there is such a thing, would suggest that you seek out a dentist. >> Reuben Bebberbock - Mon, 15 May 2017 21:40:12 EST IuzjpJ/C No.54955 Reply >>54918If you want it fixed, go dentist. You might think you've got it lined up perfectly, but if you fuck it up and it need to be corrected in the future there's always the chance a home job could do somethign unforseen. Like what if you accidentally glue some kind of plaque under the crown and end up creating a cavity that they can't readily access without first burning all the glue off?That's just one possible way it could go wrongThat being said, that's the responsible solution for an ideal world. If you're in desperate financial straights and literally can't go dentist, maybe you can do it yourself and just roll the dice, stick it out as long as you can bear it. But it's your call.
>> Hannah Blirryforth - Sun, 23 Apr 2017 19:52:01 EST yCuTbERT No.54932 Reply >>54930Common sense, if there is such a thing, would suggest that you seek out a dentist.
>> Reuben Bebberbock - Mon, 15 May 2017 21:40:12 EST IuzjpJ/C No.54955 Reply >>54918If you want it fixed, go dentist. You might think you've got it lined up perfectly, but if you fuck it up and it need to be corrected in the future there's always the chance a home job could do somethign unforseen. Like what if you accidentally glue some kind of plaque under the crown and end up creating a cavity that they can't readily access without first burning all the glue off?That's just one possible way it could go wrongThat being said, that's the responsible solution for an ideal world. If you're in desperate financial straights and literally can't go dentist, maybe you can do it yourself and just roll the dice, stick it out as long as you can bear it. But it's your call.
fucked my ankle up again View Thread Reply Hide Basil Sonkindale - Sat, 15 Apr 2017 07:35:04 EST y1JyjQur No.54924 File: 1492256104138.png -(710669B / 694.01KB, 540x960) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. i rolled my ankle last night and i want to fucking dielast time i did this i feel like the pain lasted so long.... tips and or tricks?tyvm in advance >> Edward Blathershit - Tue, 18 Apr 2017 01:46:00 EST vCTHehSw No.54929 Reply >contrast treatmentindicated for: fluid retention, joint injury (your ankle), bruisingapply hot and cold alternating to the site of the injury, 15 mins hot 15 mins cold, repeating at least 3 times (the more the better, i would personally do like 10 cycles). when you sprain a joint you pull/compress and slightly tear/crush the ligaments and possibly cartilage in the joint. these tissues are avascular and do not have a direct supply of blood or lymph to facilitate the healing process. however, interstitial fluid can be transported to more vascular tissue through this contrast treatment, as heat causes vasodilation and cold causes vasoconstriction, generating a pumping action of the blood and lymph vessels in the areathings for hot: electric heating pad, hot water bottle (my favorite), heating stones in hot water, thermacare heat patches, rice/bean/whatever pouches that you microwavethings for cold: cold pack kept in the freezer, ziploc bag of ice with paper towel around it to catch condensation and minimize the intensity of the cold, or something like a frozen bag of vegetables if you don't have ice>stretchingstretch muscles of leg: quads, adductors, hams, calf, tib. ant.>ROMmove the ankle joint cautiously, stopping if there is pain, but on a daily and regular basis until free full movement is achieved>weedsmoke that shit it cures cancer nigga
>> Edward Blathershit - Tue, 18 Apr 2017 01:46:00 EST vCTHehSw No.54929 Reply >contrast treatmentindicated for: fluid retention, joint injury (your ankle), bruisingapply hot and cold alternating to the site of the injury, 15 mins hot 15 mins cold, repeating at least 3 times (the more the better, i would personally do like 10 cycles). when you sprain a joint you pull/compress and slightly tear/crush the ligaments and possibly cartilage in the joint. these tissues are avascular and do not have a direct supply of blood or lymph to facilitate the healing process. however, interstitial fluid can be transported to more vascular tissue through this contrast treatment, as heat causes vasodilation and cold causes vasoconstriction, generating a pumping action of the blood and lymph vessels in the areathings for hot: electric heating pad, hot water bottle (my favorite), heating stones in hot water, thermacare heat patches, rice/bean/whatever pouches that you microwavethings for cold: cold pack kept in the freezer, ziploc bag of ice with paper towel around it to catch condensation and minimize the intensity of the cold, or something like a frozen bag of vegetables if you don't have ice>stretchingstretch muscles of leg: quads, adductors, hams, calf, tib. ant.>ROMmove the ankle joint cautiously, stopping if there is pain, but on a daily and regular basis until free full movement is achieved>weedsmoke that shit it cures cancer nigga
DSM Acronym View Thread Reply Hide Jarvis Pickville - Sun, 16 Apr 2017 17:03:36 EST afUm6AvP No.54925 File: 1492376616741.png -(22786B / 22.25KB, 737x565) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Anyone know what this "N or V" means? >> Edward Blathershit - Tue, 18 Apr 2017 01:36:04 EST vCTHehSw No.54928 Reply nausea or vomiting
Choosing a doctor View Thread Reply Hide Sophie Fushket - Sun, 09 Apr 2017 19:15:04 EST 7trsUUlq No.54911 File: 1491779704295.jpg -(70641B / 68.99KB, 600x424) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. So I've narrowed it down to a female Doctor of Osteopathy and a male Doctor of Rheumatology that my insurance will let me choose as PCP. Which one will be better able to deal with my sore nuckles and wrist? >> Cedric Suzzlepeck - Sun, 09 Apr 2017 20:49:33 EST vCTHehSw No.54912 Reply osteo for sure. osteopaths tend to have far more hands-on experience, and experience with adjustments, mobilization, relocation, palpation of soft tissue dysfunction, etc. any plus you can get to the manual side is very crucial. a quadruple phd aint got shit on someone who has worked hands-on with patients significantly more. im in PT school. make sure you daily stretching wrist and fingers forward and backward >> Ian Heckledock - Tue, 11 Apr 2017 22:51:47 EST 8sONrK8m No.54920 Reply 1491965507723.jpg -(71919B / 70.23KB, 750x732) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>54911If you've got a massive hog (9" or bigger and thick), go for the female. She'll have to examine your balls eventually, and it would be amusing to watch her try to control her reaction when that monstrous fucker flops out of your skivvies. Otherwise, go with the male because lol female doctors, especially DOs (look at the rate at which they fail the USMLE as opposed to MDs).
>> Cedric Suzzlepeck - Sun, 09 Apr 2017 20:49:33 EST vCTHehSw No.54912 Reply osteo for sure. osteopaths tend to have far more hands-on experience, and experience with adjustments, mobilization, relocation, palpation of soft tissue dysfunction, etc. any plus you can get to the manual side is very crucial. a quadruple phd aint got shit on someone who has worked hands-on with patients significantly more. im in PT school. make sure you daily stretching wrist and fingers forward and backward
>> Ian Heckledock - Tue, 11 Apr 2017 22:51:47 EST 8sONrK8m No.54920 Reply 1491965507723.jpg -(71919B / 70.23KB, 750x732) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>54911If you've got a massive hog (9" or bigger and thick), go for the female. She'll have to examine your balls eventually, and it would be amusing to watch her try to control her reaction when that monstrous fucker flops out of your skivvies. Otherwise, go with the male because lol female doctors, especially DOs (look at the rate at which they fail the USMLE as opposed to MDs).
Best nsaid for kidney stone pain? View Thread Reply Hide Barnaby Goodwater - Tue, 11 Apr 2017 16:09:24 EST QfjwpXzU No.54916 File: 1491941364923.jpg -(34085B / 33.29KB, 503x318) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. My doctor gave me a toradal shot and script for them the 23rd of last month but I ran out and I am in agony. It won't pass and my appointment to the urologist isn't til the 19th of this month. My doc won't give me anymore toradal. So what would be the best otc nsaid to help any at all with this? I am so damn miserable. >> Betsy Worthingson - Tue, 11 Apr 2017 17:38:47 EST uZBu65cJ No.54917 Reply >>54916The strongest one that is not acetaminophen or and tylenol. Both wreak havoc on liver and kidneys. Almost as bad as small amounts of liquid mercury.Aleve or aspirin dude
>> Betsy Worthingson - Tue, 11 Apr 2017 17:38:47 EST uZBu65cJ No.54917 Reply >>54916The strongest one that is not acetaminophen or and tylenol. Both wreak havoc on liver and kidneys. Almost as bad as small amounts of liquid mercury.Aleve or aspirin dude
Anyone here ever broken a rib? View Thread Reply Hide Ian Blabbercocke - Sun, 26 Mar 2017 01:29:09 EST sFzwgy4t No.54879 File: 1490506149891.jpg -(937085B / 915.12KB, 3174x3968) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. What does it feel like afterwards?I've had a cough for a couple weeks now about a week ago I coughed so hard I think I fractured a rib.Anyway I don't have medical insurance so I was wondering if anyone here could help me.What does a broken rib feel like? And how can I know if it's a fracture or just a pinched nerve or some shit?Any tests I can do at home?And yes I know I'm being casual about it, but I dont want that to downplay the intensity of the pain. Anytime I get up from layong down or lay down from standing, cough, sneeze, hiccup, or even lift my arm the wrong way.Seriously, new found appreciation for people with chronic pain. You're a fucking hero if you live in agonizing pain. >> Cedric Suzzlepeck - Sun, 09 Apr 2017 21:02:17 EST vCTHehSw No.54914 Reply nigga unless you are michael phelps, i dont think your diaphragm is powerful enough to cause an avulsion fracture on a rib, which is the only possible way a cough could cause anything in the ribcage to break. more likely is that you partially dislocated the rib and/or vertebra or "subluxated" it as the chiropractors like to say.the fact that moving your arm hurts supports my guess, since muscles that move the arm and scapula anchor on the ribs and spine, so if it is out, moving the arm tugs on the misaligned spot. i would recommend just paying out of pocket for a chiropractor. some are as cheap as $20 for your first visit, or around 40-50, depending on price inflation where you live. if you can't do that, self-care would basically be applying heat to the pain spot (to reduce muscular tension), and trying exercises like thoracic foam rolling (here's some bald nigga doin some shit that looks correct: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SxQkVD0UQNg), and getting a therapeutic massage.if it isn't related to the position of the bones, there is the possibility the force of the cough caused a sprain in a joint, or a strain in an intercostal muscle (i have torn an intercostal muscle before and it hurts like a motherfucker); in such a case you really just have to wait it out, try to get the area to relax, and try to get it all moving freely.if you want to know if a bone is broken, tap on it. like you would tap on a window. if it shoots WAVES of INTENSE AGONIZING PAIN, there is a fracture. trust me dude you would know if your rib was actually broken. if you bumped it into anything you would drop to a knee and groan from the pain.
>> Cedric Suzzlepeck - Sun, 09 Apr 2017 21:02:17 EST vCTHehSw No.54914 Reply nigga unless you are michael phelps, i dont think your diaphragm is powerful enough to cause an avulsion fracture on a rib, which is the only possible way a cough could cause anything in the ribcage to break. more likely is that you partially dislocated the rib and/or vertebra or "subluxated" it as the chiropractors like to say.the fact that moving your arm hurts supports my guess, since muscles that move the arm and scapula anchor on the ribs and spine, so if it is out, moving the arm tugs on the misaligned spot. i would recommend just paying out of pocket for a chiropractor. some are as cheap as $20 for your first visit, or around 40-50, depending on price inflation where you live. if you can't do that, self-care would basically be applying heat to the pain spot (to reduce muscular tension), and trying exercises like thoracic foam rolling (here's some bald nigga doin some shit that looks correct: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SxQkVD0UQNg), and getting a therapeutic massage.if it isn't related to the position of the bones, there is the possibility the force of the cough caused a sprain in a joint, or a strain in an intercostal muscle (i have torn an intercostal muscle before and it hurts like a motherfucker); in such a case you really just have to wait it out, try to get the area to relax, and try to get it all moving freely.if you want to know if a bone is broken, tap on it. like you would tap on a window. if it shoots WAVES of INTENSE AGONIZING PAIN, there is a fracture. trust me dude you would know if your rib was actually broken. if you bumped it into anything you would drop to a knee and groan from the pain.
Tendon twitching. View Thread Reply Hide Fuck Dommlefoot - Tue, 14 Mar 2017 00:13:19 EST PIrNNKId No.54842 File: 1489464799249.jpg -(17444B / 17.04KB, 700x592) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. The tendons in my right hand will spaz out and twitch around at the end of the day, usually most most often if I've been using the mouse for awhile. It's not painful, but it's annoying when it doesn't want to stop and I have to make a fist to get it to stop.Is this signs of early carpal tunnel? 3 posts omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Isabella Semmerfield - Thu, 16 Mar 2017 19:42:29 EST PIrNNKId No.54853 Reply >>54849Well thanks. At least gives me a starting direction when I go to talk to the doctor about it. >> Charles Blackworth - Thu, 06 Apr 2017 10:58:04 EST eX61Q2rc No.54907 Reply its probably your shoulders rolling forwards from computer use >> Cedric Suzzlepeck - Sun, 09 Apr 2017 20:52:17 EST vCTHehSw No.54913 Reply almost been a month OP, any update?
>> Isabella Semmerfield - Thu, 16 Mar 2017 19:42:29 EST PIrNNKId No.54853 Reply >>54849Well thanks. At least gives me a starting direction when I go to talk to the doctor about it.
>> Charles Blackworth - Thu, 06 Apr 2017 10:58:04 EST eX61Q2rc No.54907 Reply its probably your shoulders rolling forwards from computer use
>> Cedric Suzzlepeck - Sun, 09 Apr 2017 20:52:17 EST vCTHehSw No.54913 Reply almost been a month OP, any update?
Can you guys help me verbalize/understand what has been happening to me? View Thread Reply Hide Caroline Sippermin - Wed, 29 Mar 2017 21:04:12 EST 4mt7bCxW No.54893 File: 1490835852727.jpg -(47787B / 46.67KB, 500x750) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. I have been losing small chunks of time. I will be going about my business when suddenly time seems to jump ahead 30-60 minutes. I have no memory of this time but I can find evidence that I was up and moving about, doing pretty crazy things, such as putting things away in the wrong places and taking apart appliances with a screwdriver. It has happened three times so far in the past month and a half, and had never happened to me before: the closest experiences i have had in the past were alcohol blackouts (which seem inexplicably different to me).I have an appointment with my gp in a week and a neurologist appointment at the end of the month. I want to bring this up because I am very scared that I will do something terrible while in this state. Was wondering if I could get Some advice on how to get this across without being assumed to be on crazy drugs or drunk.Some things about me:I am male 32 years oldvery overweight with bad cholesterol but good blood pressureOn antidepressants: cymbalta 60 mg a day for anxiety, depression and muscle painsI was recently diagnosed for fibromyalgia, which as I understand it just mean a cause was not found for the chronic pain and stiffness in my arms and legs that gets stronger and weaker and then stronger again. I am on 300mg gabapentin thrice a day for this. This pain started becoming noticeable all the time in 2014.I have also been getting sharp headaches. One side of the head, behind the eye. Usually right side. They started years ago but have become much more frequent and longer lasting in recent years.My job is full time and has become much more stressful lately. I also do not make much money and am falling into debt because of that which adds more stress.I am happily married but the Cymbalta has mostly destroyed my sex life: the few times a month I get horny either my wife is not interested or my penis does not cooperate. So more stress, but honestly my wife and I enjoy our time together even without the sex and I think it's worth it to not have such extreme mood swings and panic attacks. Sex isn't everything to a guy in his thirties like it was to me a decade ago.Could be the stress? Could be the medicine? Could be whatever is causing my chronic pains?Any ideas? I don't want my medicine taken away if they are not causing this. I have been on cymbalta for over 6 months and on gabapentin since around new years. 3 posts omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> James Hevingdin - Tue, 04 Apr 2017 01:09:05 EST VzEPtqlW No.54903 Reply >>54895not trying to be some miracle cure hippie faggot, because miracle cures dont exist, but physical activity is critical to overall well being and mental status. i would suggest implementing a regular stretching routine, or regular walks/jogs, swimming, something that you like doing and makes you feel pretty good. doesnt have to be pumpin the iron or sweatin like a pig, can be moderate intensity and still have profound positive effects on mood, mental status, cognition, etc.i am not qualified to give advice regarding all the meds. but... seems like you are on a bunch of shit that is probably affecting you in some way... ive never met anyone taking antidepressants who it made them happy. ive met a few that it helped them stay "neutral" but most i felt it was overprescribed...how is your sleeping and diet? are you taking recreational drugs? >> James Hevingdin - Tue, 04 Apr 2017 01:10:13 EST VzEPtqlW No.54904 Reply >>54903also fibromyalgia is the doctor's way of saying in latin "your muscles hurt" >> Thomas Lightbury - Tue, 04 Apr 2017 10:16:26 EST 9/f3NjIl No.54905 Reply >>54903I can fall asleep fine but can't stay asleep. On a good night I wake up every 2 or 3 hours but sometimes I wake up every 15 minutes or so. I slept better when I exercised more, but I was definitely overworking myself because I felt painful and exhausted well into the next day after a workout. I definitely need to find a middle ground. Right now I seem to be in the middle of a "flare-up" or at least the bad part of the pain cycle I am in and exercise sounds like a terrible time.Dietwise, right now aside from avoiding overeating, I am not really paying much mind to what I eat. I tried a low fat high fiber diet for a long time to try and lower my cholesterol, and more recently I tried to go gluten free for a while (which is much harder than I thought it would be). Neither special diet affected my pain in any way but I suppose I could be missing something nutritional that could have some hand in the blackouts.Aside from a few experiments with deschloroketamine in January, I have avoided recreational drug use while on the antidepressant.I had similar feelings about antidepressants before, and feared that they would just turn me into a zombie, but I have had very positive results with cymbalta so far; like I talked about above, I had mood swings that kept me in a cycle of anxiety>suicidal despair>emotional numbness, and eventually with this antidepressant I was able to think more clearly again, and find enjoyment in simple pleasures again. You are right to be wary of antidepressants, because they are powerful and addictive substances, not a magic pill that makes people happy, but for me they really help. I'm only on two prescription drugs, not a whole lot of stuff.Fibromyalgia is a Greek word, but yeah, that's exactly how I feel about it; it's just an acknowledgement of my symptoms that doesn't help me get to the root cause of them.Thank you for responding. I really appreciate that you took the time. I hope my reply does not read as being antagonistic.
>> James Hevingdin - Tue, 04 Apr 2017 01:09:05 EST VzEPtqlW No.54903 Reply >>54895not trying to be some miracle cure hippie faggot, because miracle cures dont exist, but physical activity is critical to overall well being and mental status. i would suggest implementing a regular stretching routine, or regular walks/jogs, swimming, something that you like doing and makes you feel pretty good. doesnt have to be pumpin the iron or sweatin like a pig, can be moderate intensity and still have profound positive effects on mood, mental status, cognition, etc.i am not qualified to give advice regarding all the meds. but... seems like you are on a bunch of shit that is probably affecting you in some way... ive never met anyone taking antidepressants who it made them happy. ive met a few that it helped them stay "neutral" but most i felt it was overprescribed...how is your sleeping and diet? are you taking recreational drugs?
>> James Hevingdin - Tue, 04 Apr 2017 01:10:13 EST VzEPtqlW No.54904 Reply >>54903also fibromyalgia is the doctor's way of saying in latin "your muscles hurt"
>> Thomas Lightbury - Tue, 04 Apr 2017 10:16:26 EST 9/f3NjIl No.54905 Reply >>54903I can fall asleep fine but can't stay asleep. On a good night I wake up every 2 or 3 hours but sometimes I wake up every 15 minutes or so. I slept better when I exercised more, but I was definitely overworking myself because I felt painful and exhausted well into the next day after a workout. I definitely need to find a middle ground. Right now I seem to be in the middle of a "flare-up" or at least the bad part of the pain cycle I am in and exercise sounds like a terrible time.Dietwise, right now aside from avoiding overeating, I am not really paying much mind to what I eat. I tried a low fat high fiber diet for a long time to try and lower my cholesterol, and more recently I tried to go gluten free for a while (which is much harder than I thought it would be). Neither special diet affected my pain in any way but I suppose I could be missing something nutritional that could have some hand in the blackouts.Aside from a few experiments with deschloroketamine in January, I have avoided recreational drug use while on the antidepressant.I had similar feelings about antidepressants before, and feared that they would just turn me into a zombie, but I have had very positive results with cymbalta so far; like I talked about above, I had mood swings that kept me in a cycle of anxiety>suicidal despair>emotional numbness, and eventually with this antidepressant I was able to think more clearly again, and find enjoyment in simple pleasures again. You are right to be wary of antidepressants, because they are powerful and addictive substances, not a magic pill that makes people happy, but for me they really help. I'm only on two prescription drugs, not a whole lot of stuff.Fibromyalgia is a Greek word, but yeah, that's exactly how I feel about it; it's just an acknowledgement of my symptoms that doesn't help me get to the root cause of them.Thank you for responding. I really appreciate that you took the time. I hope my reply does not read as being antagonistic.
Small itchy bumps on left booby View Thread Reply Hide Shit Sunninghall - Sun, 26 Mar 2017 01:25:24 EST EUSxA8Rw No.54878 File: 1490505924716.png -(654783B / 639.44KB, 873x847) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. I'm going to see a physician eventually, but in the mean-time. I would like some insight on what may be the cause. It's itchy, dry, flaky and near the nipple. I've used lotion, hoping it was just dry skin in the beginning, but to no avail. I've started using anti-bacterial/fungal ointments on it, because it may be fungal in nature. It doesn't seem to be contagious or spreading. I've had this issue a few times last year too near the nipples, but it eventually went away. I thought it may be because of dry skin that got irritated near a sensitive area.I apologize for the not so great quality of photo. I don't have a good quality picture taking device. Anyways... thank-you in advance for any help. 3 posts and 1 images omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Angus Brallyway - Mon, 03 Apr 2017 23:10:52 EST PIrNNKId No.54901 Reply >>54899Yeah. That's an early fungal infection. Best of luck with the meds.Also, it's 420chan, unless your face or identifying tats are involved, no censors needed.Which reminds me, I should post to /ga/. >> James Hevingdin - Tue, 04 Apr 2017 01:04:37 EST VzEPtqlW No.54902 Reply please post your tits. delete exif data and zoom in so there are no identifying things in the image. your tits look round and perky and i would like to see them. >> Nell Nondlemack - Wed, 12 Apr 2017 19:56:25 EST 2up3vfHc No.54921 Reply Nice boob OP
>> Angus Brallyway - Mon, 03 Apr 2017 23:10:52 EST PIrNNKId No.54901 Reply >>54899Yeah. That's an early fungal infection. Best of luck with the meds.Also, it's 420chan, unless your face or identifying tats are involved, no censors needed.Which reminds me, I should post to /ga/.
>> James Hevingdin - Tue, 04 Apr 2017 01:04:37 EST VzEPtqlW No.54902 Reply please post your tits. delete exif data and zoom in so there are no identifying things in the image. your tits look round and perky and i would like to see them.
False positives View Thread Reply Hide Reuben Mibblefield - Fri, 17 Mar 2017 21:54:23 EST eAyeZGui No.54859 File: 1489802063730.gif -(1588631B / 1.52MB, 400x264) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. OK, so long story short, I ended up in the hospital because I had a seizure after taking some DOM. I think the seizure might have been an interaction with some of my psychiatric meds (Lithium, aripiprazole, or bupropion). I got in trouble and now I'm in court. However, they said they ran blood tests on me at the hospital and told me that I had:-Cocaine-PCP-Amphetamines-Barbituates-Methadone-Opiates-...Etcin my system. I had taken the DOM before with no ill effects and it did not feel especially laced. My lawyer says there's nothing we can do since the hospital is saying the lab report is correct, but they're trying to say I was on all these different drugs when all I was on was some DOM and weed. So /med/, my questions for you are.. Is it possible the DOM or weed was laced? It was not noticeable when I used them and I am an experienced user.Is it possible my psychiatric meds caused a false positive?What can I do to prove I was not on this extensive list of drugs? 14 posts and 3 images omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Shitting Songerletch - Wed, 29 Mar 2017 09:35:03 EST eAyeZGui No.54891 Reply >>54889I did the footwork myself. My doctor is associated with the same hospital outpatient clinic and she did me the favor of bringing up all my toxicology reports on her computer. We went through every one and found the blood test for the date of my hospitalization, the one they were using, and found it was only positive for THC and amph. She then suggested I get my medical records from the hospital and bring it to the attention of my attorney, which I already have done. I'm just waiting on the official copy from the hospital medical records department. >>54890Past test, in fact, the "original test." I think someone in the opposition going to get railroaded for a huge clerical error. >> Shitting Songerletch - Wed, 29 Mar 2017 09:52:00 EST eAyeZGui No.54892 Reply >>54889Sorry, reading comprehension fail.The DA read a "medical report," I don't know if it was from the hospital or some other person, but it was a summary of the medical records not the medical records themselves. >> William Gommerson - Fri, 31 Mar 2017 01:09:19 EST Qcge9Jnc No.54897 Reply >>54892If anything the DA should have had a copy of of the medical records knowing the drugs you were supposedly on. Too little information. If this is a criminal case, did you possibly state that you were on all of these drugs, at the time of the incident or sated accidentally you had done these drugs in the past. Did the DA state this in the courtroom. Don't know what to say.
>> Shitting Songerletch - Wed, 29 Mar 2017 09:35:03 EST eAyeZGui No.54891 Reply >>54889I did the footwork myself. My doctor is associated with the same hospital outpatient clinic and she did me the favor of bringing up all my toxicology reports on her computer. We went through every one and found the blood test for the date of my hospitalization, the one they were using, and found it was only positive for THC and amph. She then suggested I get my medical records from the hospital and bring it to the attention of my attorney, which I already have done. I'm just waiting on the official copy from the hospital medical records department. >>54890Past test, in fact, the "original test." I think someone in the opposition going to get railroaded for a huge clerical error.
>> Shitting Songerletch - Wed, 29 Mar 2017 09:52:00 EST eAyeZGui No.54892 Reply >>54889Sorry, reading comprehension fail.The DA read a "medical report," I don't know if it was from the hospital or some other person, but it was a summary of the medical records not the medical records themselves.
>> William Gommerson - Fri, 31 Mar 2017 01:09:19 EST Qcge9Jnc No.54897 Reply >>54892If anything the DA should have had a copy of of the medical records knowing the drugs you were supposedly on. Too little information. If this is a criminal case, did you possibly state that you were on all of these drugs, at the time of the incident or sated accidentally you had done these drugs in the past. Did the DA state this in the courtroom. Don't know what to say.
How long would it take to fall to victim of insanity from isolation? View Thread Reply Hide Hannah Dittingnug - Sat, 21 Jan 2017 03:17:32 EST gaBvM2um No.54700 File: 1484986652741.jpg -(7963B / 7.78KB, 200x171) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. DICKS EVERYWHERE 5 posts omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Charles Smallfuck - Mon, 27 Mar 2017 15:23:52 EST lg4N590i No.54884 Reply 1490642632532.jpg -(96818B / 94.55KB, 366x466) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>54718That's what I say to all my drinking buddies. Right guys? >> Augustus Chimmersure - Mon, 27 Mar 2017 20:17:56 EST eAyeZGui No.54887 Reply 1490660276296.gif -(1934276B / 1.84MB, 500x371) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >do psys>increase resistance to insanity through temporary insanity>masturbate furiously More seriously, I spent 5 days in solitary confinement in the "glass house" in Los Angeles. I figured about 10 days had passed when they finally let me out. I think journaling your thoughts daily is a good way to prevent insanity, since you can always review your thoughts to see if you've gone insane. >> Emma Finnerbanks - Wed, 29 Mar 2017 02:30:25 EST giMRPwX3 No.54888 Reply >>54700I toured one of our prisons. Went down death row. Which housed maybe 8 people out of ten cells. Some had been there for decades. No contact except for family behind glass, or video link, these days. Guards to feed them 3 times a day without any real human contact, attorneys, and hour on the yard alone. I looked at these people, the tour guard gaurd said not to get close to the cells but I did anyway. They were behind glass and an inch of space under the door and less on the sides. I would have liked to talk to these people. They seemed serene, content, maybe even oblivious we were there, without any other way to put it. But there was a certain light in their eyes also. Maybe one of consciousness of life.,Just though I'd share. I had been stuck in the system, city jail locked down over 23 hours a day for a week more than once. Just sleep. Look out windows, looking for ideas to get out, thinking will I ever get out. In jail I never really cared to hang out with others, so I just kept myself, sleeping most of the time. Depressed sure. Would rather sleep and spend day and night in a closet at home rather than be in jail.
>> Charles Smallfuck - Mon, 27 Mar 2017 15:23:52 EST lg4N590i No.54884 Reply 1490642632532.jpg -(96818B / 94.55KB, 366x466) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>54718That's what I say to all my drinking buddies. Right guys?
>> Augustus Chimmersure - Mon, 27 Mar 2017 20:17:56 EST eAyeZGui No.54887 Reply 1490660276296.gif -(1934276B / 1.84MB, 500x371) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >do psys>increase resistance to insanity through temporary insanity>masturbate furiously More seriously, I spent 5 days in solitary confinement in the "glass house" in Los Angeles. I figured about 10 days had passed when they finally let me out. I think journaling your thoughts daily is a good way to prevent insanity, since you can always review your thoughts to see if you've gone insane.
>> Emma Finnerbanks - Wed, 29 Mar 2017 02:30:25 EST giMRPwX3 No.54888 Reply >>54700I toured one of our prisons. Went down death row. Which housed maybe 8 people out of ten cells. Some had been there for decades. No contact except for family behind glass, or video link, these days. Guards to feed them 3 times a day without any real human contact, attorneys, and hour on the yard alone. I looked at these people, the tour guard gaurd said not to get close to the cells but I did anyway. They were behind glass and an inch of space under the door and less on the sides. I would have liked to talk to these people. They seemed serene, content, maybe even oblivious we were there, without any other way to put it. But there was a certain light in their eyes also. Maybe one of consciousness of life.,Just though I'd share. I had been stuck in the system, city jail locked down over 23 hours a day for a week more than once. Just sleep. Look out windows, looking for ideas to get out, thinking will I ever get out. In jail I never really cared to hang out with others, so I just kept myself, sleeping most of the time. Depressed sure. Would rather sleep and spend day and night in a closet at home rather than be in jail.
No Sexual Pleasure - WHY? View Thread Reply Hide Shitting Pucklefatch - Mon, 20 Mar 2017 22:02:57 EST aSgE96/a No.54866 File: 1490061777423.jpg -(191223B / 186.74KB, 573x661) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. I'm a sexually confused, mid-20's male. I don't know what's wrong with me on this one.I can't seem to enjoy any form of sex - even if I'm with a girl whom I like, who makes me comfortable, is patient and isn't judgmental in the slightest.E.G. In the case of receiving oral sex, all it will do is tickle me. Great. I could never cum from that, even after hours. Seriously. That's an impossibility.Self-masturbation doesn't bring me much pleasure either (even as a virgin I already thought it was overrated). I mostly do it to de-stress before bed since I have insomnia, really. I do get a rush of adrenaline towards the end, sometimes, but it's rare. Still, it's still extremely boring towards the whole process leading up to that and not worth the effort (unless it helps put me to me sleep).What is wrong with me? I feel like turning asexual would be easier at this point. My penis feels pretty much numb whatever the 'activity' is. There's a complete lack of sensation, could it be my actual nerves?It might have something to do with a diagnosed severe depression I have, although I don't take meds known to cause such issues. Plus, as a teen I didn't have meds either yet already still didn't get what my classmates were on about and didn't enjoy it as much as they did. Again, to me it was 'meh'.The worst thing is, I do get aroused at first and want to share something with my girl. Yet when it comes down to it my penis goes flaccid inside her vagina, what the heck. I blame it on the condoms making me go soft (for now) but I know that even if it does contribute it can't be just that. My penis is already numb so of course a condom isn't going to help.Sorry for talking so long about my old chap - as some refer to it. It's been months I thought about posting this, seriously. Some genuine insights could really help me here. I will never be satisfied in my sex life this way, that's for sure. I have to find a solution and if none exists, well... I'll just erase sex from my life.Oh and I went to a GP... Only she was a young stunning brunette (didn't know at first) and like a coward I couldn't bring myself to pull my pants down and expose it. Yay for irrational anxiety when working with professional doctors.Thanks for listening if you made it this far, guys. If you have any idea what could cause this, that would be greatly appreciated. 1 posts omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> James Crimbleshit - Thu, 23 Mar 2017 01:53:27 EST ++eQo+Pn No.54872 Reply >>54866Try nofap, when I jerked off daily my dick wasn't very sensitive and I often had difficulty reaching orgasm during sex, once I completely stopped masturbating and watching pornography my dick became far more sensitive within less than a month >> Caroline Puffingdale - Mon, 27 Mar 2017 12:23:44 EST k1XLOZJg No.54882 Reply >>54872Thanks, I will try nofap.I tried it without a condom now. I didn't feel anything when I was inside her and I even got soft. Shit sucks. >> Lillian Himmlehad - Mon, 27 Mar 2017 13:10:37 EST PIrNNKId No.54883 Reply >>54882I feel you on that. Had the same happen recently. It was embarrassing and infuriating to the very core. Threw me in a bad place mentally, for many days.>>54872While it might not be a bad ideal to try. The whole nofap movement is filled with a lot of cultish individuals, and some people with bizarre views on sex. Like the original sub-leddit exists in some sort of alternate reality these days.Then again that whole site has gone the way of Digg.
>> James Crimbleshit - Thu, 23 Mar 2017 01:53:27 EST ++eQo+Pn No.54872 Reply >>54866Try nofap, when I jerked off daily my dick wasn't very sensitive and I often had difficulty reaching orgasm during sex, once I completely stopped masturbating and watching pornography my dick became far more sensitive within less than a month
>> Caroline Puffingdale - Mon, 27 Mar 2017 12:23:44 EST k1XLOZJg No.54882 Reply >>54872Thanks, I will try nofap.I tried it without a condom now. I didn't feel anything when I was inside her and I even got soft. Shit sucks.
>> Lillian Himmlehad - Mon, 27 Mar 2017 13:10:37 EST PIrNNKId No.54883 Reply >>54882I feel you on that. Had the same happen recently. It was embarrassing and infuriating to the very core. Threw me in a bad place mentally, for many days.>>54872While it might not be a bad ideal to try. The whole nofap movement is filled with a lot of cultish individuals, and some people with bizarre views on sex. Like the original sub-leddit exists in some sort of alternate reality these days.Then again that whole site has gone the way of Digg.
