/n/ - NEET

I get an allergic reaction to something every time I go outside and I experience it inside to, to a lesser extent especially if my house is clean. This makes everything a chore. I cannot breathe well at all. I have been avoiding the doctor for a long time but will finally see them as soon as my proof of insurance is available to me.

Cholinergic urticaria, where I break out in hives and breathing becomes difficult when I sweat. I can't exercise at all or be under the sun too long because of it. The shitty part is that I can't fully avoid it, even things like emotional stress (getting nervous/angry) or being around a hot stove triggers it. I've had it for 10 years, and it's only been getting worse as time goes on.

I also have tendinosis in my fingers and palms from being on a computer all the time. They feel sore pretty much all time and get swollen and really sore when I stress them too much. It's gotten slightly better over the past few weeks since I switched to a more ergonomic desk, though I don't think it'll ever completely go away. I've had it for a little over a year.

I have chronic virginity

>>16449
Terrible brain disease indeed.
Met a girl with it.
We learn from such experiences.
Time reigns supreme.
Yet again.

Lactose intolerant.
Honestly it wouldn't normally be a problem but I have a deep craving for Fruit loops and captain crunch so it's fucking horrible choosing whether to eat some nasty toasted bread or that sweet milky elixir.

>>16452
i fucking love cap'n crunch

Crohn.

I don't think I need to say much else.

>>16446
I have a chronic illness that whenever I stress my skin gets all fucked up in different places.

It's called atopic dermatitis on a mental origin or something.
Avoiding people is not enough for me

>>16447
I have terrible breathing issues as well. I used to be highly allergic to dust but this year the test came back negative, so no shots for me.

Have you ever tried an air purifier?

>>16455
I had IBS-C for about a year, but I know that can't compare. I've seen a good amount of posters on here with Chron's.

>>16452
Milk alternatives?

>>16456
Just looked that up. I've never heard of it before. Do you ever get moments of reprieve?

Multiple sclerosis. The symptoms tend to flare up around Christmas, usually in response to the oncoming of summer. For now, my right leg is gripped in parathesis and feels waterlogged, my eye really hurts and I'd like my vision back a little but you can't have everything I suppose.

What are your symptoms OP?

>>16461
>reprieve
I try to be mostly home without any stress or contact with people. I feel safe in my micro world and nothing pops up.

But whenever I get to go outside, not only I have weird panic and fear of people attacks, my immune system just attacks my skin - that's atopic dermatitis for you :)

Also just to add more info;
Atopic dermatitis has a direct link to depression, anxiety and conduct disorder.

been like that for my whole live, just never looked at this all as a problem until I realized that my last 5 years(After finishing high school) I became a NEET.

Still, I kind of try to fight it all by promising myself that one day I will save enough money for a university and do something with my retarded life.

Also, I'm an a-sexual, sure I had sex(Got a working penis after all) but it's not on my top 100 list.(Or I'm just that retarded that I can't even enjoy sex and humans)

The A-sexuality kind of makes me feel good about myself, I know that I will not try to pass my fucked up genes forward.


I just wish to live a stable & peaceful life without stress and people

>>16460
What are you talking about?

holy fucking shit how did i not know?
thank you so much anon.

>>16473
You're lactose intolerant and you didn't know about milk alternatives? How old are you?

>>16475
I live under a rock most of the time.

>>16463
Excessive fatigue, sinus problems, weakness, sometimes GI problems. I have vitamin deficiencies…but I don't have any evidence of an autoimmune disorder at the moment but my family is predisposed to it so I'm more than likely to develop one.

So MS responds to weather changes? What is it like having it during the other seasons?

>>16467
I agree on that. It would be nice to live a life with as little people around as possible.

I had a relatively high libido for years. Last month it disappeared after taking medications. It could also be from the stress.

My doctor has also suspected that a lot of my issues could be linked to anxiety and depression. It's a terrible thing to hear, but sometimes it's not too hard to believe what large amounts of stress can do to the body.

There are even better alternatives to Lactaid. Almond, coconut, soy milk, etc. A whole new world.

niggah, you can reply in one post to as many fags as you want.

The cartilage on my right knee is so thin I'll end up crippled when I'm ~40. I damaged it playing soccer.

My right wrist has reduced mobility because a car ran me over (I saw the car coming and this is the first time I ever admit it)