It might just clear up on its own once you hit your late teens or early twenties. Honestly, if you aren't dealing with anything major—I mean we're talking heart racing for over a minute, crushing chest pain, dizzy spells, or actually passing out...—and your stress test comes back looking solid, you probably don't even need treatment. You’ll just need to keep a closer eye on things with more frequent checkups. But, if you *are* having those issues? Yeah, unfortunately, it can get pretty serious, and in rare cases, it can even be fatal.
Man, what a mess... I know we all learned using standard "American" 😁 Did you catch any other gems like that, Mr. Pathology? Maybe he was just trying way too hard to sound professional... 😬
Look, I totally get where you're coming from... it really just comes down to the individual. Honestly, because of the whole Sulcus thing and the constant market swings, I actually pulled out an anatomy atlas and went through it image by image with my patient. We were actually having a blast! 🙂 Afterward, some of the senior doctors gave me a little pat on the back—with that classic, condescending "Oh, don't worry, you'll grow out of this phase" kind of vibe.
"Aortic blood pressure is sitting at 180 mm Hg, and the flow velocity is 200!!! cm/s according to nimblestag31" 🤣 🤣 Is she hammered while typing out these little nuggets of wisdom?
edit: I'm totally backing up what Scott Allen10 said about Dr. Johnson
edit: they aren't actually out here issuing bans, just giving advice...🙄 just go check their website—you'll see they're constantly using the term sunblock
Just some off-topic rambling here.. mostly about the difference between sunscreen and sunblock. I mean, seriously, does anyone even bother talking about the whole sunblock vs. sunscreen debate? Whatever..
Wrong! It’s not like the WHO banned the term "sun block" or anything—they're just basically calling out manufacturers for giving people a false sense of security by slapping high SPF numbers on labels. They're warning them not to rely on products that don't actually use physical blockers—you know, those mineral-based ones like zinc oxide and titanium dioxide. Don't go mixing up sunscreen with sunblock 🙂
Are they gonna kill each other off, drink themselves into an early grave, or just dive headfirst into a drug habit?.. hm, let's not get ahead of ourselves here
So, here's the deal—anything with an SPF over 30 counts as a sun blocker... according to the WHO. They actually beg manufacturers not to pull that nonsense with SPF 50, 100, or even 200, because let’s be real—it’s all basically the same crap. And honestly? If you have sensitive skin, no number on a bottle is going to save you; you just have to stay out of the sun, plain and simple.
It all really comes down to where it’s sitting... With pharyngeal cancer, you often don't feel a thing at first—it's super sneaky like that—but usually, people start noticing nosebleeds or maybe some blood when they cough.. If it's laryngeal cancer, though, you'll definitely notice your voice going hoarse. And since these things tend to be pretty invasive, they can push against the surrounding tissue, which triggers a whole domino effect of other symptoms and red flags (we're talking full-on cranial nerve paralysis here!)...
Hormonal Chloasma—aka Melasma if you're messing around with birth control, honestly, the best move might be to ditch it—but hey, talk to your doctor first, obviously. besides that, just stay out of the sun (seriously, grab the highest SPF you can find) and stick to super gentle cleansers and moisturizers. you could try some stuff with fruit acids—AHA, if you're into that—and mixing retinoic acid creams with hydroquinone usually does the trick...
Amy Cooper51 said:What's the deal with these tiny little red dots all over my body? They look kind of like birthmarks, but they're this bright, cinnabar red color...
They're just hemangiomas—basically benign skin vascular tumors. Don't sweat it.
Look, I’m plenty gorgeous enough to cause some trouble—not that I ever really bothered to realize it... hey babe!! basically: Nicole Kidman 86% Adriana Lima 78% Angelina Jolie 78% Mini Anden 78% Kylie Minogue 70% Kate Moss 70%
seriously though, where is that guy from Orange County? I swear, if he saw a beauty like this instead of staring at Dr. Nathan all day... ugh, now I just want to go stare at myself in the mirror and give myself a little wink
If you don't even know who you're dealing with—like, seriously, she should've just introduced herself from the jump—then there's really no point in approaching anyone