Health Problems

Oh my god I've totally been there. 10 seconds? Bitch please! Try 20-25 seconds. Massive relief mixed with massive pain. I don't even know who to yell FUCK YOU! at for that shit.


Vape pot bro. While I'm certain not nearly as bad as your neuropathy my arms, mostly elbows, get painfully tingly. Such an uncomfortable odd pain.
You can just scroll up/page back for more glowing recommendations from me.

As tempting as it is to look stuff up online and as useful as it is to be educated... that shit will scare the shit out of you. Sometimes ignorance might be better.

There are untreatable fatal conditions (and diseases) with no symptoms. The coroner goes, "oh. He had such-and-such syndrome. Sucks to suck."

Sorry about your butthole. I was in a mood.

I learned long ago not to do that. Got a headache? You're fucked you've got 2 weeks to live with that cancer. God damn my toe hurts. Oh damn. You've got bone cancer. Enjoy that 2 months left you've got.
Stay the fuck away from Google at all costs.

I have a major health problem today. I cleared our car off then sat down. I went to get up to make some eggs and holy mother of god. I definitely pulled something and I can't stand up straight now. This just great! lol

Happy Thanksgiving guys!

Back?

Yup pulled a muscle. It still sucks.

Yeah, that is brutal. It's infuriating. I pulled my back last year, I've never been sure exactly how, and had to lay on my floor for three days.

It just makes you mad. And I'm under no illusions. That mess was nothing. It didn't hurt, and I only had to use one sickday, and I had someone to call to pull down the necessities so I wasn't uber fucked.

Yeah, being randomly gimped is lame.

So my brother had surgery to remove an abscess he's had for about 6 months now. They were trying to get it to drain and resolve itself with the use of stents but when they went in this morning the abscess was the consistency of toothpaste. So no matter how long they left the stents in they would have been useless due to how thick and goopy the abscess was. His doc (mine also actually) said it was the absolute worse one she's seen in a very long time. He could be home as early as Sunday. Depends on his pain levels and all that shit.

Man Lendarios I've had hemorrhoid issues over the years but thankfully they've never been anything more than mild. Reading your post makes me want to go eat some more fiber right now. lol

See Tred, that could have been me. Fuck Boils/abscesses.

My stuff came out like mostly liquid at least.

Call and bitch it isn't working. That was some horrific shit you had done. You deserve to get yourself the good shit. Definitely keep taking those stool softeners though. These pain meds are no joke when it comes to stopping you up completely. And that is NOT fun.

With any luck, just about done.

There should be a fucking surgeon general's warning about the dangers of constipation. Most everybody (myself included) thinks it's some benign condition that you throw some Metamucil/ex-lax at when it flares up, but in reality it's fucking dangerous and can lead to diverticulitis, which I found out the hard way. I had no clue that occasional tear-inducing grunt 'N dumps could lead to a chronic condition that would require lifelong diet modification and occasional excruciating pain, but it's true.. Stay regular rerolled bros..

Lendarios: If the stool softeners don't work, a bowl of stewed prunes works magic for me.

Most people don't think gut wrenching constipation is a benign condition, especially when it's a re-occurring thing. At least, I would hope not.

Differences in your stool are pretty much the earliest warning sign something is either fucked with your diet or fucked with your gut.

Khane_sl said:

Most people don't think gut wrenching constipation is a benign condition, especially when it's a re-occurring thing. At least, I would hope not.

Differences in your stool are pretty much the earliest warning sign something is either fucked with your diet or fucked with your gut.

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"Gut wrenching and constant?" Yeah, I'd agree, that I wouldn't consider normal. But to elaborate constipation isn't just necessarily getting stopped up and not going for a few days, but also simply straining to take a dump. I never had "regularity" based constipation, just a few times a week a BM that would require strain/effort. It's the "straining/pushing" that causes diverticulitis because it puts pressure on your colon. I was regular, never had stomach pain, and didn't think much of having to strain. Maybe I was just dumb not to realize that this could lead to something worse, but I simply had never heard of straining causing diverticulitis. Worst thing I thought could happen was hemorrhoids.

EDIT: Finished writing this post and get a rerolled advertisement for Cologuard. Lol..