Anonymous wrote:Long term: around my period I get one cystic zit.
Could be chin, cheek, nose, jaw, temple.
So once a month, I get one. I used to battle acne but no more. My entire face is very clear, except.. like I said, cystic zit that is never in the same place. Takes me 2-3 weeks to treat and fade, and then a new one arrives.

Anonymous wrote:I think I know what I have, but haven't technically been diagnosed yet, so here you go:

Itchy scalp. Patch of itchy scaly skin on my wrist that doesn't respond do hydrocortisone cream. Then last night I also started feeling very itchy in my private areas. I also have pain in my elbow and general fatigue, like I'm getting the flu but I'm not actually getting the flu.

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Anonymous wrote:New and hopefully short term:
My tongue is getting irritated on the right hand side where it seems to be resting on my teeth in a (proper) neutral tongue position.

As in, my tongue is at the front of the mouth, cleaved to the roof; not mouth breathing, all comfy except this one side where there's not enough room or my bite has changed. It drives me nuts at night when I try to go to sleep.

See a dentist.

It started after I saw a dentist and got a filling filled. I'm thinking of seeing an orthodontist. Anyone else?

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Anonymous wrote:Sometimes the space between my breasts turns red and splotchy. This has been going on for 3-4 months now. It’s not a rash and I only notice it in the shower or when changing. Other than being unsightly, it does not bother me.

I thought it could be from a necklace I wear every day, but the splotches were there today and my necklace was above my clothes all day.

Red blotchy skin on breasts can in very rare cases be a sign of Inflammatory Breast Cancer. More than likely that isn’t it but it is worth taking a picture and showing your doctor the next time you see them.

Anonymous wrote:Sometimes the space between my breasts turns red and splotchy. This has been going on for 3-4 months now. It’s not a rash and I only notice it in the shower or when changing. Other than being unsightly, it does not bother me.

I thought it could be from a necklace I wear every day, but the splotches were there today and my necklace was above my clothes all day.

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Anonymous wrote:New and hopefully short term:
My tongue is getting irritated on the right hand side where it seems to be resting on my teeth in a (proper) neutral tongue position.

As in, my tongue is at the front of the mouth, cleaved to the roof; not mouth breathing, all comfy except this one side where there's not enough room or my bite has changed. It drives me nuts at night when I try to go to sleep.

See a dentist.

It started after I saw a dentist and got a filling filled. I'm thinking of seeing an orthodontist. Anyone else?

Anonymous wrote:Short term: I was quite sick recently and had a sensitive tummy as well. Made worse by Augmentin. But I noticed with end of antibiotics, no issues. Done. Now I’m feeling good, but yesterday and today.. everytime I eat, within 5 minutes, I have to go to the bathroom. It’s like immediate.

Small breakfast - bathroom
Small snack mid morning - bathroom
Lunch - I was surprised, again.. didn’t even finish my sandwich and had to pause and go.

I’ll start back on the probiotics I had been taking, but anything else I can do?

Anonymous wrote:55. Female All over joint pain, particularly left shoulder and lower back, progressed the past 2 months. I’ve always been (and still), very very active- weight lifter, cardio, hot yoga, etc. Just started menopause. Not on HRT yet.

I know- but let’s see what you say.

Anonymous wrote:Frequent urination- especially at night since thanksgiving- I will get up 2-3 times and go a full amount. Two full urine tests/cultures came back normal, blood work says no diabetes, no kidney pain. Drinking same as usual during the day. No alcohol, don’t smoke, don’t do drugs.