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Edward Murphy4 said:Even if you moved to the edge of the universe, you’d still find some way to get annoyed by people's little quirks. You'd find something to complain about in everything—because apparently, everyone else needs to function like a damn robot for you to be happy.🤷 Honestly, you just sound like a total stiff who doesn't know how to live in the moment. It's got nothing to do with culture.😉
For instance, in China, people frequently pass gas or burp in public settings.🙂
Thomas Young said:Hi everyone,
About a month ago, a small bump appeared on my lower lip; it isn't painful, it doesn't bleed, and it hasn't grown in size. It’s a bit darker than the rest of my lip and is covered by a whitish mucous membrane. It feels firm to the touch and is sensitive—especially when I'm drinking hot tea, for instance—but there is no actual pain.
I am 21 years old, and although I smoked for three years, I managed to quit a few months back. I have an appointment scheduled with my doctor this week, but I would still love to hear what you all think. Thanks! (:
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That sounds like a canker sore! Honestly, it's nothing to worry about, and you probably don't even need to see a doctor for it. I get those all the time on the inside of my lower lip; they look like little blisters that just disappear after a few days!
No, I’m actually taking 500mg twice a day.
So, you don't think it's related to anything gynecological?
And why am I feeling this slight discomfort near my right ovary now, when I usually only experience that during ovulation, which hasn't happened yet?
On Monday, I dealt with such intense lower abdominal pain that I actually had to take an Advil to manage it (it wasn't menstrual cramps, as my period ended four days ago). I went to see my doctor the following day to provide a urine sample. While the pain has subsided somewhat, it hasn't vanished; instead, it has shifted into this constant feeling of bloating, and I find myself needing to use the restroom much more frequently than usual. What really puzzles me, though, is that my Pap smear from just last month showed mixed flora along with reactive cellular changes linked to inflammation, including some cylindrical epithelial clusters, yet my gynecologist simply told me to come back for a follow-up in six months. Why would they suggest waiting that long given these symptoms?
My urinalysis results came back as follows:
SPECIFIC GRAVITY: 1.025 (1.002 - 1.030)
PH: 6 (5-6)
ERYTHROCYTES: trace
LEUKOCYTES: 5-10
CELLS: many squamous epithelial cells
BACTERIA: moderate
MUCUS: moderate
I won't list the rest since everything else fell within the normal range. I should also mention that I was prescribed Advil on Tuesday, but I am still experiencing that lingering discomfort in my lower abdomen.
If anyone is able to offer some insight or help, I would be incredibly grateful!🙏🙏