u/AnAccIMayUse

advice on differentiating between Celiac and gluten intolerance? who do you go to to find out?

hey! my friend most likely has either celiac or gluten intolerance. her face gets extremely red/pink whenever she has gluten. also, her 23&me test showed she's at a slightly higher risk for celiac's disease although that could just be a coincidence. however, both of those together makes me feel she needs to be tested, where could she go about doing that?

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u/AnAccIMayUse — 3 days ago
▲ 2 r/TMJ

had constant pain and discomfort in the back of my jaw ever since I was 14, GOT MY WISDOM TEETH REMOVED AND THE PAIN IS GONE!

I don't have nerve damage either!! the second they took out my wisdom teeth I immediately felt a huge pressure relieved in a good way!!

if anyone has pain exactly where their wisdom teeth are, right in the back of the jaw, consider getting them removed!! my jaw pain was localized there.

almost 5 years of pain ranging from 3-5/10 constantly, and I'm finally relieved!!! I'm still a bit swollen but pain is less than 2/10!

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u/AnAccIMayUse — 7 days ago

How to chew so that food doesn't get crushed on top of the extraction site??

it's been 5 days since removal and I got all 4 taken out, I'm trying to chew with the front part of my mouth but it's futile the food immedietaly goes to the back of my mouth no matter what I do, and I can't crush it enough to swallow with my front teeth. it makes me afraid to chew in case it harms the extraction site. how do I know if it's still safe to chew? I don't want to get dry socket

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u/AnAccIMayUse — 10 days ago

all of my rating gain has been from watching YouTube videos mostly and *actively* learning (making sure to 90% understand what the video/resource is saying), when I play I simply just make the same mistakes repeatedly since I have a genuine lack of understanding of a certain concept, which isn’t alleviated from playing again.

It seems that playing games is more of a display of my understanding of the game rather than a means to improve, like taking an exam to demonstrate your knowledge of a class course.

I'd seriously most likely be stuck at like 500 if not for studying. For me it's like a few good videos can equal hundreds of points of rating gain at the beginner level which is much more efficient than just normally playing + attempting to analyze after.

is anyone else the same way? I feel like this should be recommended more often. I feel like the advice I see is more oriented around playing games

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u/AnAccIMayUse — 25 days ago