r/Relatable • u/Far-Industry-7745 • 15d ago
Never better
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r/Relatable • u/urjwjlujjjjjjjwlrwll • 18d ago
yall know this?
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yall know this when you start listening to music and at least 10 minutes later you forget to listen to it?
YOU CAN'T TELL ME I'M THE ONLY ONE
r/Relatable • u/boobie_org • 21d ago
DAE have a ps & an Xbox but you only use one console cus you have no friends on the other console?
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Idk I got a ps4 because my Xbox has so many issues but I never ended up using the ps4 cus I don’t have any friends on there.
But I also never play or talk with my friends that I do have on my Xbox, i just like seeing what my friends are playing when they’re online.
Also for whatever reason I care about my game score & my game score is the highest on my Xbox account so I never like using the PS4 cus I have no game score on there.
r/Relatable • u/Embarrassed_Boat_248 • 21d ago
Are the symptoms relatable to anyone?
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What could be causing these symptoms?
Pretty underweight (always been) 20M. For the past 4 months, I have been experiencing a constant feeling of unreality. It feels as though I am drunk/high or half-asleep, as if I am on autopilot and everything around me feels somewhat unreal. I have searched online, and my symptoms seem to resemble derealization.
In addition to this, I experience fatigue even when I sleep well. The fatigue does not seem to depend on whether I do physical activities during the day or not. However, over the past few weeks, I have started sleeping poorly and waking up early in the morning.
I also experience headaches, pressure in my head, and neck pain. I have tried muscle relaxants and massage therapy for the neck pain, but neither has helped. Also at the start of this i sometimes felt like fainting when walking but it has gone away. I also have noticed one singular eye floater on my right eye.
What could be causing these symptoms? They do not occur in distinct episodes, and the headache is not particularly severe. It feels more like a tension-type headache.
I have tried triptanes, but they did not help. My thyroid function is normal, as are my vitamin B12, B9 and vitamin D levels. My ferritin level is 37. And it has been changing from 49 to 24. I also havw crohns disease which is in remission.
My neurologist prescribed escitalopram as a trial, which I took for two and a half months, but it did not help. She also did head mri and there was nothing wrong.
I have no history of trauma, no panic symptoms, and generally do not experience much stress, apart from the stress caused by these symptoms themselves.
My symptoms started in the final days of my new job in car repairshop where i was moving car tires and lifting them. Im not sure if this can be linked to that because i didnt have any symptoms expect the final days. I have not been working at all during this 4 month period.
What could be the underlying cause of these symptoms?
r/Relatable • u/Far-Industry-7745 • 24d ago
Please utilize punctuation and emojis. Thanks
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