That’s why, every once in a while, one should drop in to see what condition their condition is in.
I thought I was a little weird, but mostly normal for 40 years.
Turns out I’m only normal enough to fit in, but mostly weird.
I dont have the ability to burp. Didnt think it was that big of a deal until recently learning its a condition called R-CPD and is directly responsible for the stomach problems I’ve had all my life
Huh, TIL there’s a name for what I have. Although mine is intermittent.
You shouldn’t self diagnose from a vague comment on the internet. Speak to a doctor.
The commenter he responded to is a doctor though…
He’s a doctor of boxes not a medical doctor dumb dumb
I have, they just kinda shrugged and said that’s weird. Had cardiac workups and echos and everything done.
Another one! The gurgles are such an embarrassment.
To make it worse I am also lactose intollerant
That’s awesome that it’s a diagnosed thing now. I didn’t start burping until I was in my mid 20s. I’m not sure what changed but I can burp when I need to now. My first few years of drinking beer were rough when I wasn’t able to burp.
Yeah I cant drink beer or I’ll get so bloated that I have to force myself to vomit to get the gas out
Yeah it was pretty much like this.
Goddamn. I’ve gone my whole life thinking that was just something I had to deal with. Now to figure out a way to get the treatment done, which is apparently a single shot for a lot of people.
I have had the opposite impressions. Many people think what they happen to them is unique, until they start talking about it and many people around them is the same.
Growing up with the internet I have always felt the opposite. If you think or feel something, millions of others have too.
Me finding out in my late 20s that I had ADHD and now figuring out I’m likely autistic too.
You guys don’t see 14 point, Times New Roman words in your mind when you’re listening to someone speak?
Turns out that being so nervous about any kind of change in your life to the point you get physically ill is NOT normal.
Maybe not normal, but it’s certainly a common issue.
It also happens to me.
You may have an anxiety disorder. I got therapy and meds and my life is so much better now.
It’s not a “may”. We are positive on this.
It’s kind of chronic, I did the therapy and the meds but it came back eventually. Coping it is from now on.
I have several breathing problems with my nose and some inside bits. I always just thought breathing with your mouth was considerably easier, but people can’t do it because it’s not elegant.
Now I’m trying to get the surgery covered
Many never find out. And not always because they’re actually the normal ones.
Yep. Remember that you are unique, just like everyone else.
Yes, because the definition of normal is “within this many standard deviations from the average”, and people consider themselves average until learning otherwise.
Shin splints. I thought running just hurt, and we all had to put up with it.
Is that … Not the case?
Nope. Shin splints.
I thought shin splints were pretty universal. TIL.
Yeah that level of pain is not normal.
Apparently sometimes they just go away, or so I found out when I took running back up ( middle aged), so that’s something.
There might be treatments, too idk. Shin exercises help.
Compression sleeves around your calves help too.
Fair though, thank you for the information.
More like, we expect others to let us know if something isn’t normal and if no one has so far, it assumed to be normal
Well, my popping kidney cysts certainly didn’t feel normal. But my doctor told me it wasn’t unusual, and just to deal with it with some meds.
Whut?
We discovered I had some kidney cysts. Which isn’t unusual, fairly normal above a certain age apparently.
One had previously burst (during a time when I thought it was overexertion during ten days hiking a trail) and had left scarring. As I had had no complications (other than three days of constantly feeling like someone kept stabbing my back), it was considered normal and had resolved without any other complications than some scarring.
The other popped recently, and it felt like someone had stabbed me in my sleep, it jolted me awake, hurt like hell and then I had bloody urine with clots. Was scary, but once I went through ultrasound and cat-scans it was deemed as not all that unusual and not to worry. I am now on antibiotics and oxy, with a follow up visit later this week once my blood results come back.
I stop hiccuping when I realize I’m doing it, and sneeze more than 3 times in a row. I feel like my hiccup and sneeze wires were crossed somewhere.
Ah, the sneezialist
