ITT: Talk about your medical ailments

[seveer_rm]

Damn... I wish I could take something to lower my libido... I'm always in the mood. I mean I can try not doing anything or thinking about it as best as I can but it doesn't really help at all. I can do it like 4 times and still want it but my body is unable to keep up after that point

[Scrooge_McDuck]

I probably need to go get checked out soon after reading this thread. Getting heart palitations every single day and sometimes chest pain and that fluttering feeling doesnt sound very good afterall. I might try exercise like someone did in this thread but it could be a 'get better from exercise or die from it' kind of situation. Im perfect weight for my height too and i wouldnt say im unfit but i dont exactly do exercise to raise my heart rate.

I forgot to mention aswell that within the past 6 months i regularly feel sick after eating a large meal and i cant eat as much as i used to. Its not so bad now but a few months ago i would have to go to the toilet quite alot thinking i was going to be sick.

Im just far too scared to go to the doctors about my heart incase its serious and they say i need an operation. Its not really worth the risk though.

[Hypntick]

Im just far too scared to go to the doctors about my heart incase its serious and they say i need an operation. Its not really worth the risk though.

Perfectly normal to be scared. However if you do go to the doc and it is something serious there is still a very good chance it can be fixed. Better to catch it now as opposed to when you're out for a jog or a swim. Like a lot of those guys in high school sports that just drop dead on the field, that's gotta be a fucked up way to go out.

[Bifkin]

I'm cursed with a 9½ inch penis.

[icanhasfail]

I'm cursed with a 9½ neck. Everybody calls me the giraffe.

fixed?

[squirrelmaster]

That's great! I hope it all works out well.

My BP is doing pretty good, it stays in the normal range, sometimes it goes into high normal.



I took some anti-depressants for anxiety and it really messed me up down there. I only had to take them for like a month. I asked my doctor for something to calm me down for my speech class and she actually gave them to me Honestly, I didn't feel any change in my mood. I just got used to giving speeches. Can't remember what it was called but it was a small blue pill.

you should ask your doctor about a benzo to help you with giving speeches. i am the worst with speeches and the benzo chills me the fuck down. i take 0.5mg of lorazepam 45 minutes before i get up in front of the class. i don't stutter that bad, i sweat less, and i don't shake as bad.

I probably need to go get checked out soon after reading this thread. Getting heart palitations every single day and sometimes chest pain and that fluttering feeling doesnt sound very good afterall. I might try exercise like someone did in this thread but it could be a 'get better from exercise or die from it' kind of situation. Im perfect weight for my height too and i wouldnt say im unfit but i dont exactly do exercise to raise my heart rate.

I forgot to mention aswell that within the past 6 months i regularly feel sick after eating a large meal and i cant eat as much as i used to. Its not so bad now but a few months ago i would have to go to the toilet quite alot thinking i was going to be sick.

Im just far too scared to go to the doctors about my heart incase its serious and they say i need an operation. Its not really worth the risk though.

that was what happened to me. one year before i told i had to have heart surgery, i was working out and running 5 days a week. i could bench 230lbs (which was my personal best for my lurch ass) and was in the best shape of my life. the day i found out, they told me i had to stop every physical activity immediately. it sucked!

you should definitely go to the doctor and have your heart checked out. if everything is alright, it will be a huge relief. if something is wrong and they catch it early, you can have it fixed before it's too late.

i was able to get two of the best cardiac surgeons in the united states operate on me. i was really lucky.