Hey everyone, I'm 27 and definitely carrying some extra weight around—honestly, I've been thinking about making a change lately... I just have no clue what the price tag on all this looks like.
Hey, look, I know I need to start dropping some pounds, but honestly? It’s just awkward. Every single time I see my endocrinologist, they give me the same speech: "Just stick to a diet, it's the best medicine for what you're dealing with." But I just can't seem to listen. I really can't. Every Monday morning I tell myself, "This is it, the diet starts now," and then... well, everything goes south. I guess I just don't have that ironclad willpower, you know? But at the end of the day, there's no other way around it—I've gotta get on track, if only for my own sake.
Hey everyone, I really need some solid diet advice. I’ve got an appointment with my endocrinologist in about two months, and if I want this checkup to go smoothly, I’m hoping to drop maybe 10 pounds—maybe even a bit more if I can swing it. Do you guys think this specific diet is actually any good?
So, I woke up yesterday and realized I’ve got a little herpes flare-up on my upper lip. Has anyone here found a cream or an ointment that actually works?
So, here’s the deal—I totally messed up my schedule yesterday. I was supposed to take my Saturday pill, but I ended up grabbing the Sunday one instead. Then, I finally took the Saturday pill today. Is that going to mess anything up? Usually, I'm pretty on top of things and don't miss doses, so this is a bit out of character for me. Also, quick question: is there a weaker version of Diane available if I happen to take both Diane and Glucophage at the exact same time? I actually just finished my last Diane pill today.
Thought I’d jump in on this thread too, since I’m dealing with the whole works—heavy grayish discharge, an unpleasant odor, plus that constant stinging and itching. It's honestly such a hassle. I just started a course of Itraconazole three days ago, so we'll see if that actually does the trick...
I actually used them myself about two or three years back, but then my endocrinologist decided to pull the plug on them earlier this year, so I've just been trying them out again for maybe a month or two lately.
So, here’s the deal: I had my period start on November 2nd and it wrapped up by the 5th. But then, out of nowhere, on November 9th, I started bleeding again. It wasn't really a normal period, though—it was more like this dark, brownish-red discharge rather than bright red blood. I am currently on Demonique, by the way. Anyway, it stopped today, but honestly? I don't even think it was an actual period. It felt more like some weird spotting or discharge...
So, I did a little digging online just now and stumbled upon an article suggesting that these symptoms I’ve been dealing with might actually be low iron. Honestly, I’m still feeling pretty rough—just that constant sense of weakness, the dizziness, and even a bit of brain fog while I'm trying to type this out.
So, here’s the deal: my last meal was at like 5:30 PM, and I hadn't eaten a single thing since. Then, after about four or five hours, I started feeling totally wiped out—nausea, dizziness, a killer headache, and these weird tremors, like I couldn't stop shaking. Around 9:00 PM, I checked my blood sugar and it was sitting at 4.5. Even after I grabbed two cookies to try and steady myself, I’m still feeling weak and a little lightheaded. Does anyone have any advice? Just a heads-up, diabetes runs heavy in my family.
No, that’s not what happened—I was just so dead certain I’d taken it on Friday, so I figured if I woke up the next morning and realized I actually missed it, I’d just take it on Saturday instead,
Ugh, I totally messed up already. I went ahead and took my Saturday dose today, Sunday, and now I’m supposed to take the Sunday pill tomorrow... I've completely scrambled the schedule. Honestly, I don't even get why they have to be split up by specific days like this. It just feels unnecessary, you know?