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Looks like the PlayStation Network outage is finally over after causing a massive headache for everyone. It's honestly such a pain when you just want to jump on and play for an hour and the whole system is down. Did anyone else lose any progress or get kicked from a match during the downtime?
Probably low blood sugar. Happened to me too...
http://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/hypoglycemia/symptoms-causes
How'd it go? Anyway, I highly recommend seeing an ENT Specialist at Johns Hopkins Hospital. They don't mess around—they go straight in with a fiberoptic scope, and you actually see everything clearly. And honestly, don't ignore any symptoms, no matter how harmless they seem. For me, they found a cyst in my throat that isn't dangerous right now, but still requires regular check-ups, especially if things take a turn for the worse.
And definitely make sure to catch the doctor. It’s literally their job to answer every single question, even the awkward ones... I mean, I don't want to be a nuisance, but when things get serious, they need to be all ears! 🙂
Melissa Martinez5 said:My brother-in-law had surgery for throat cancer about a month ago.
He had a laryngectomy—basically they took everything out—so he can't talk anymore...
He’s got a breathing tube in his neck and is still relying on a feeding tube through his nose...
They're supposed to try something else today, not sure what, maybe something to help him swallow, and if all goes well, he might be home in ten days...
Radiation is also scheduled for this month...
Anyone here have experience dealing with patients like this?
Honestly, pretty solid description. Way more detailed than the junk you find when you Google the Mayo Clinic ENT department:
http://www.mayoclinic.org/ent-info#How did they catch it? Was it just a fluke or were there actual symptoms?
Pancreas pain hits you right on that side, radiating from the front straight through to your back—it’s got this really distinct feel to it, but you're way too young for that kind of trouble...
http://www.pancreaspain.org/
The big question is... can you actually pick up genital herpes or other STDs from a used towel or some other contaminated item? Like, say, in a bathroom, at a public pool, or even at a massage parlor—and I just mean the actual massage part, not... you know. Could the virus just be sitting there on the table or wherever from the last client?...