Terminal disease tread

>losing 15 kg in one yr
its normal retard, cancer u lose that shit inn months

my mother was feeling like this (bloated all the time and like she needed to fart but nothing would come but sometimes yeah but not really).

I found a great gastroenterologist for her and to make a long story short, she needed to "remake" her diet completely. Don't really remember what the problem was but the change of diet made her feel like, 70% better according to her and most of the bloating is gone she says. It's been more than a year already so I imagine it's going to continue to work well for her so long as she keeps the diet.

RIP

My health is perfect

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kek

My problems are mental, but I think the end result will be the same. I can't see myself living to see 40, maybe even 30, unless I find something that works for me.

I'm worried I might have become lactose intolerant. That's upsetting because dairy is really important to me.

But I had weird bowel problems when I was 16 or so and they basically went away on their own inexplicably after a month or two. I'm hoping I can just wait and it will magically be solved.

>be 9/10 196cm tall nordic guy
>growing heart
I will literally die from having a too big heart in my mid 30s

Marfan Syndrome?

>I was a 90 of bull 1 year ago and now I'm at 75
What?
How old are you now?

my health is good, but ill be out of rent money in 5 months

F

Cardiomyopati

I think I might have some kind of autoimmune disorder. I can't afford the to go to the doctor and have a bunch of shitty tests and referrals though. Also my ear hurts, but that's a bit off topic.

24. My grandfather had the same. He was a conductor at the opera

how long he lived?

What makes you think you have an autoimmunal problem?

34 lol. Just suddenly died. He was based and got 7 kids though

Got a minor heart problem and I suspect I've got depression or some personality disorder.
Jewish genetics btw

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I recently had some symptoms that sort of match rheumatoid arthritis and I've had flare ups in the past that were somewhat similar. The doctors didn't know what it was, when I went, so just ignored it until it went away but it was really annoying this last time.

>killing yourself to make you whiter
damn, this is advanced

>Aids/hep or cancer since I was a 90 of bull 1 year ago and now I'm at 75
What did he mean by this?

manlets win

>I might have some kind of autoimmune disorder. I can't afford the to go to the doctor
god bless freedom land

Jews tend to have many inheritated diseases..

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lactose intolerance?

finally argentina is proven white

Kg instead of of. Lost 15 kg in a year without trying

yeah it's perfectly possible but it would surprise me to be hit by it at age 25 after a lifetime with no problems digesting dairy

Jeez user. What did you do to make yourself think you got aids/hep?

Is there no treatment? Can you get a heart transplant?

I want to take OP to a hospital to get a full check out, desu. - You can't just sentence youtself to death like this, when you don't know what's happening.

That's actually interesting, he could be having some eating intoxication. He could be allergic, or intolerant to something he is ingesting, but his organism can't process.

I'm lactose intolerant and it's not too bad. I still eat dairy on almost a daily basis.

Doc suggested it as a possibility and got it tested just in case. I hope it's aids that is treatable and not some disgusting injury to the digestive tract

Gluten?

depression, eventually probably

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Nevermind, apparently people with this disease have pretty much normal lifespans due to modern technology.

I already don't eat very much grain. Most of my carbs come from veg. It could be an issue with that? I sort of switched away from high carbohydrate foods like grains a few months ago and I've had issues for about the past two weeks.

Both cancer and aids are treatable.

Aids will demage you inmune system, but it's often reversible to a good extend.

With cancer you really need to act faster, because it depends where the cells damage is happening.

Please listen to your doctor, or I'll poison you with some bitter matte.

anxiety and a bit of depression.

They better come up with some shit to fight this.

>it would surprise me to be hit by it at age 25 after a lifetime with no problems digesting dairy

25 ain't old, lactose intolerance doesn't necessarily happen very soon
>lifetime with no problems digesting dairy
so do most people, until they do

same ;_;