RAST is basically just testing for specific IgE levels for certain allergens through a blood draw. They grade the results on a scale ranging from negative all the way up to highly positive. You usually get those results on the same report as your total IgE—at least that’s how they handle it here at St.
Look, I don't know what kind of serious answer you're actually looking for here. You want me to run some complex mathematical probability equation?🤔 If she tests negative, the chances are zero. If she doesn't, then they aren't zero anymore. That’s the only real answer, if you ask me.🤷
First off, I have to ask: are they actually heart-healthy like you claim? Have they ever gone through a full cardiac workup with a specialist, or did they just assume everything was fine because they weren't feeling any symptoms? Also, were there any other risk factors that nobody—or maybe even someone who should have known—completely ignored ☕
Look, IBS symptoms aren't just one thing. We're talking all kinds of abdominal pain, cramps that don't actually go anywhere, that sudden "I need a bathroom right now" urgency, bloating, gas, and a total mess when it comes to bowel movements—diarrhea, constipation, soft stools, mucus, you name it. Plus, your whole rhythm is just completely out of whack.
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Yeah, we're talking a full-blown panic attack here (believe me, I know 🤣) and you've clearly got IBS—just download a PDF and educate yourself. As for the panic attacks? It's textbook 😉
That first link shows an atheroma, not some random pimple. Trying to squeeze an atheroma at home is easily one of the dumbest things you could possibly do, not to mention how dangerous it is. 🙂
Anyway, there are dermatologists for skin issues. Is nobody here actually seeing a specialist? Not a single person has mentioned getting a professional checkup.
Carol Reed64 said:I'm with you on this. I know some people here are going to claim his nose is a total disaster, but honestly, I think it looks fine. At least I'd love it if he could pull off something like that... I haven't seen a single photo of Glumicic's nose that looks like a catastrophe to me...
Personally, I thought Ecija looked a hundred times better with her own nose. It actually suited her character, and her face just had way more expression and beauty because of it.☕
Kate Lee43 said:..Ecija Ojdanic......Now I feel like I’m suddenly playing defense for Glumicic or acting like some propaganda bot, but honestly, the guy is a genius when it comes to aesthetics. A friend of mine showed me a photo of this model with a tiny nose, and he spent the whole time breaking down the symmetry of her lips, eyes, and cheekbones until she was convinced her nose was way too small for her face. Now she’s got a perfectly balanced nose. He prefers that slightly contoured profile look, but if you ask me, it’s a beautiful feminine profile. I mean, I get why people are talking about this since I run into the same crowd through other circles.
They just handed me a card to fill out without asking a single damn question 🤷 and I haven't told anyone I even have it. I'm just keeping it tucked away in my wallet.
I'm with you on that, but even with actual, documented medical issues, everyone around me still tries to label me a hypochondriac. I just say: if they want to believe that, fine... honestly, let them think whatever they want 😁
Count me in: I’m a hypochondriac and a patient through and through. 😁 Look, let’s be clear—I have actual diagnoses. But I also deal with these massive waves of hypochondria where I’m convinced my medical chart is just going to keep growing, or worse, that everything is already spiraling into something much more serious. ☕