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I’ve been dealing with this exact same issue ever since I caught the flu. It’s been two weeks now, and honestly, I’m at my wit's end. I can barely manage two bites of food before my stomach just shuts down on me. I’ve never really been a big eater to begin with, but this? This has become downright miserable. I’m basically sitting there all day unable to eat a single thing.
So, here’s the thing. I’m feeling pretty stuck and could really use some input from you all. I need to know if what I'm dealing with might actually be psoriasis.
It’s on the outer side of my right foot, stretching around the ankle area, and it's been there for a few months now. Basically, it looks like this large patch about 4 inches wide—sort of a reddish-brown color. The skin feels wrinkled in that spot, incredibly rough, dry, and it’s starting to flake off a bit. I've been applying Plimycol to it for about two weeks, but honestly, I haven't seen much of a difference at all.
If anyone can point me in the right direction, I’d really appreciate an answer on whether this could be psoriasis.
Unless things are actually chaotic—like, you can’t even find the front door in your own house—then it’s totally normal...
Most women deal with this, and honestly, I know plenty of guys who do too.
It basically comes down to the fact that women tend to struggle more with spatial awareness and mental mapping. It's just how things are wired; male and female brains seem to process space differently...