#and recommended me a specialist

[trickstarbrave]

It really sucks when I’m talking abt a medical experience and someone said that it sounded awful and like doctors weren’t helping b4 I then explain acrually it was the only time every doctor and nurse I saw was super helpful and nice, that I just went from okay-ish to literally being hospitalized within a very short timespan. They were taking it seriously and believed me and ordered tests and everything. They did tests at first to make sure I wasn’t dying and when they found only a few abnormalities I was referred to a specialist. And then while waiting for my appointment I was hospitalized :’D

And this sucks bc this shouldn’t be weird. It shouldn’t be a shockingly rare situation where I was suffering, in agony, and potentially having serious health problems that could hurt me long term or kill me that I was treated with compassion and given prompt treatment and help from ppl who looking out for my well-being. The worst I got was a couple of nurses bring very mildly annoyed but everyone has off days at work, they still made sure I got what I needed right away and reassured me I’d be okay

[nadia-el-mansours]

I feel like Margo as a neurodiverse woman vying for a powerful position in the 60s would have a whole flow chart on how to lie to psychiatrists

[orcelito]

My doctor's appointment is finally this week. So in just a few more days, I'll hopefully be getting my hands on some adhd medication

Who knows, maybe they could do something about the fibro, too. Or at least diagnose it. That's probably the first step lol

[under-the-ladder]

Getting off of the topic of Spotify Wrapped, Supernova is quality this year 👌

[angorwhosebabyisthis]

god i have been..... so out of it. move happened, thankfully where i ended up was not the worst case scenario i was afraid of but it's still rough. stress, food insecurity, trying to process new unfamiliar chaotic environment without being able to see much, having basically zero time in the day where at there's not at least one person in the central room where the kitchen is when usually at worst in my old place i'd have a few sanity hours at night while my stepdad was asleep, having very little room to actually stretch my legs and therefore exercise + do my main stim, having a godawful bed jesus fucking christ i hate memory foam so much, and walking on eggshells because the sister i've been staying with has gone from 'oh yeah i've got your back and we're besties, everything's fine :)' to kicking me out with 12 hours' notice the last time i had to move in with her, and Worsening Health Issues have just. left me totally brainfogged and out of social spoons, except for poking at solo rpgs and occasionally replying to one or two people/firing off twitter threads off the cuff during Moments of Clarity since it's easier than finishing a tumblr post. should try to adapt some of those at some point.

i know i keep saying that i miss posting and interacting regularly on this blog, but i do miss y'all and i miss writing up essays on here. and i hope people are doing well, or are headed for better days if you aren't.

[ganitsoni]

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[milo-is-rambling]

Me vs confusing gender thoughts vs mental illness

[supercantaloupe]

i actually had a dr's appt this morning (regular checkup) and. man do you know how relieving it is to hear her say "weight's not important, just as long as you're active" when asked if i exercise

[vilesbian]

Went to the doctor for an ear problem and when he left to get my care notes I stole one of those caps to the earscopes they look into your ear with and used the cap to scratch an itch deep in my ear and that was 10/10

[oc-poll-times]

🌻💐🌵 for Irene #Irenesweep. Btw stares directly at Irene. Do you perhaps know the magnus archives.. or Jonathan Sims.

I do know about The Magnus Archives. I Think About It Every Day Of My Got Dam Life. I will not deny the influence it had on The Hallowed tbh, I don't think I could get away with it at this point sdahjkJAHKSLDG

🌻- What's this oc's mental health state?

Bad!!! Very bad!!! Before the story starts she's not holding it together very well. She's unable to keep her Monster traits in check, so she hasn't been home in. Quite a while! It gets easier once she meets the Main Boys and they help her figure out how to work through the more difficult aspects of her new status. If you would like a perfect snapshot of what I'm talking about, she is incapable of saying something that isn't true. Even if she doesn't know whether or not it would be true. So she has a carefully organized and alphabetized mental list of all the people she cares about, and if she gets nervous she will audibly go through the list declaring each of these people as safe just to check that she can even say it. She does this. VERY frequently

💐- Where is this oc's favorite place to relax?

Before becoming a Monster, it was definitely either her apartment or the library! Both places are quiet, calm, and she's besties with all the librarians :) She was thinking of working part-time at her local library before the whole. Y'know. Monster thing. They're all very worried about her

Post-Monster though, it would be a tie between the main Boy's dorm rooms or the park. The Boys are very supportive and helpful, and also the only people she knows that she can be fully comfortable around. The park is usually very quiet around sunset, and she likes being outside :)

🌵- How does this oc feel about physical affection?

If you give her a hug she WILL cry about it, and if she ends up in a cuddle pile she WILL fall asleep. The problem is getting her to relax enough to even attempt either of these things. She's never one to initiate, as well, but she will never turn down a good hug

[ikilledamanforthisurl]

reddits be like transsurgeries transdiy transresources. and then you open it and on the sidebar they elaborate it's actually mtfsurgeries mtfdiy mtfresources

[themslash]

i was feeling angsty and experiencing the sunday scaries so i took 2 hours to disassemble, wash, and reassemble my floor fan. i highly recommend this. i will probably do it again before i put them away for the year in september or october or whenever

[yummraj]

Tempura Shinjuku Tsunahachi - An Indian travels to Japan 2023 (Shinjuku, Tokyo, Japan)

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[ganitsoni]

Finding the Best Wart Removal Clinic in Hyderabad

Warts are common skin growths caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV). Although warts are usually harmless, they can be unattractive and uncomfortable. If you want to remove warts effectively, it’s essential to find a reputable clinic with experienced professionals. Hyderabad has many dermatology clinics, but choosing the right one ensures you get the best care. This article will help you understand what to look for in a wart removal clinic and why Dr. Venus Institute of Skin & Hair is an excellent choice for consultations.

Why Choose a Specialized Wart Removal Clinic?

Warts can appear on various parts of the body, such as the hands, feet, face, and even genital areas. While over-the-counter treatments are available, they often aren’t effective for stubborn or large warts. A specialized wart removal clinic offers:

Expertise and Experience: Dermatologists with extensive experience in treating warts.

Advanced Treatments: Access to the latest and most effective treatment methods.

Personalized Care: Customized treatment plans tailored to your specific needs.

Higher Success Rates: Professional treatments are usually more successful than home remedies.

Key Features of the Best Wart Removal Clinics

When looking for the best wart removal clinic in Hyderabad, consider the following factors:

Qualified Specialists: Ensure the clinic has qualified dermatologists or skin specialists experienced in wart removal.

Range of Treatments: The clinic should offer various treatment options like cryotherapy, laser treatment, and electrosurgery.

Reputation and Reviews: Look for clinics with positive patient reviews and a good reputation.

State-of-the-Art Equipment: The clinic should have the latest technology for safe and effective wart removal.

Hygiene and Safety: High standards of hygiene and safety should be maintained to prevent infections and ensure patient comfort.

Why Choose Dr. Venus Institute of Skin & Hair for a Consultation?

Dr. Venus Institute of Skin & Hair is a top choice for wart removal consultations in Hyderabad. Here’s why:

Qualified Specialists

Dr. Venus Institute is led by Dr. Venu Kumari, a renowned dermatologist with extensive experience in skin treatments, including wart removal. The clinic’s team of dermatologists is skilled in the latest wart removal techniques.

2. Personalized Consultation

During your consultation at Dr. Venus Institute, the specialists will thoroughly examine your warts, discuss your medical history, and consider your preferences to recommend the best treatment plan. This personalized approach ensures you receive care tailored to your specific needs.

3. Advanced Treatment Options

The clinic offers a variety of advanced treatment options for wart removal, including:

Cryotherapy: Freezing the wart with liquid nitrogen.

Laser Therapy: Using laser technology to remove warts with precision.

Electrosurgery: Removing warts with electrical currents.

4. Positive Patient Reviews

Dr. Venus Institute of Skin & Hair has many positive reviews from patients, highlighting the clinic’s effective treatments, professional staff, and excellent patient care.

5. Modern Facilities

The clinic is equipped with state-of-the-art technology and maintains high standards of hygiene and safety. This ensures you receive effective and safe treatments in a comfortable environment.

Making the Right Choice

Choosing the right clinic for wart removal involves considering your specific needs, the type of wart, and the treatment options available. Here are some steps to help you make the best choice:

Consultation: Schedule a consultation at Dr. Venus Institute of Skin & Hair to discuss your condition and treatment options. This will also give you a feel for the clinic’s environment and staff.

Ask Questions: Inquire about the specialist’s experience, the success rate of treatments, and potential side effects.

Check Credentials: Verify the qualifications and certifications of the dermatologists or skin specialists.

Read Reviews: Look up patient testimonials and reviews to gauge the clinic’s reputation and patient satisfaction.

Conclusion

Finding the best wart removal clinic in Hyderabad can significantly improve the effectiveness and comfort of your treatment. Dr. Venus Institute of Skin & Hair offers expert consultations, advanced treatments, and a patient-focused approach, making it a top choice for professional wart removal. By considering factors like the qualifications of specialists, range of treatments, and patient reviews, you can choose a clinic that meets your needs and ensures the best possible outcome for your wart removal treatment.

[justaskanurse]

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[thebibliosphere]

Every time someone well-meaning suggests I see a chiropractor for my migraines, I have this little moment of "ah, you're new here. You weren't here prior to 2018 when a chiropractor very gently adjusted my neck for my migraines, and I ended up having to get an emergency MRI because the ensuing symptoms were indicative of a brain bleed."

It wasn't a brain bleed. The muscles on the entire right side of my neck "just" tore (Spoiler there is nothing "just" about that kind of traumatic injury. I am still in physical rehab for it), and I couldn't hold my head up, see straight, walk or do any of the things I'd previously taken for granted until several weeks later when the area finally started to heal.

This was before I knew I had Ehlers Danlos, btw. But this is true even for people who don't have a connective tissue disorder: Don't let chiropractors touch your neck.

There are a lot of vital nerves and blood vessels there, and even gentle adjustments of the area can have life-threatening consequences.

I know chiropractic care can be pain relieving--I still get it for my lower back and hips because I work with a chiropractor who knows about Ehlers Danlos Syndrome, and sometimes my hips need to be popped back in at short notice, and it's easier to hop walk in and see her than wait for physical therapy--but it is a short-term relief that doesn't actually correct why something is happening.

If you can afford it, physical therapy will likely help more in the long term. I know not everyone can afford it, and that's why chiropractors have such a booming trade in the US, but please, I'm begging you, don't get your neck adjusted.

The spinal cord specialist I saw after my injury told me the number one reason he used to see people for traumatic brain injuries was car wrecks, followed by other major roadside injuries. He said those numbers were still the highest, but after that, the majority of his patients were survivors of chiropractic injury.

Do Not Get Your Neck Adjusted.

It's been over 5 years, and I still can't move my neck properly on my right side. I still struggle to eat and drink because my muscles will randomly seize up. It feels like my skull no longer fits on top of my spine because of the scar tissue. Please. I just want people to be safe.

And if you are a chiropractor reading this and thinking, "Well, I've never injured anyone, skill issue." No. You Have Gotten Lucky. Rethink how you apply your trade. Please, you can still help people while recommending safer options for specific body parts. Learn to do pressure point release and acupressure. Teach patients how to stretch and relax the area safely. Just fucking stop cracking people's necks like pop rock candy.