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This is a wildly common trope that I've never heard a patient say. May I ask what nation you're in? Especially never one that's had their expected quality of l
by DANmode 4y ago
This is a wildly common trope that I've never heard a patient say. May I ask what nation you're in?
Especially never one that's had their expected quality of life greatly improved by treating a disease they'd adapted their mind to live with.
You'd be absolutely shocked what red-flag symptoms people will ignore out of ignorance, or just to consider (or label) themselves "perfectly healthy".
- tanseydavid 4y ago>> You'd be absolutely shocked what red-flag symptoms people will ignore out of ignorance, or just to consider (or label) themselves "perfectly healthy". I would be very interested to know some of these 'red-flag' symptoms. Can you share a few?
- DANmode 4y agoChronic anything can apply, really. It's a trope in itself: "Oh, I've always had that, that's always been like that." Here's a few from people close to me, from recent memory. Chronic (before each): joint inflammation, skin rashes or flaking, cough and/or post-nasal drip, allergy-related symptoms (even things like daily congestion, head pain, multi-colored wet ear discharge).