u/Impossible_Radish_96

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Can I put liquids into feeding syringes?

Hello! I’ll be going on an international trip soon and was wondering if I can put shampoo, soap, and skincare in 5-35ml feeding syringes that will be capped off. These are different from IV syringes and have no needles/curo caps.

I saw this hack on social media and wanted to try it out to save space. What are the chances that my toiletries will get confiscated.

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How often should I use inopro whitening strips

I see influencers with pearl white teeth. After the initial 14 day treatment course, mine are still relatively yellow. What am I doing wrong ?

My teeth also get yellow again pretty fast after I stop using the strips for a few days. How often should I be touching up with the strips ?

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u/Impossible_Radish_96 — 2 months ago

Worried about my kidney stone

I got an ultrasound December 2025 that showed multiple kidney stones 4mm. This was missed by my nephrologist because I was never given any treatment (my previous nephrologist gave out me on potassium citrate after any stones). Fast forward, I got an X-ray in May 2026 and it showed a 9.2mm kidney stone.

I made an appointment to see a urologist but they referred me to a CT scan to get a true accuracy reading before any interventions. My CT scan is in 3 days (5 days since my urology appointment) and my follow up urology appointment to review the results is Friday (9 days since my urology appointment and 4 days from my CT scan). I REALLLLY HOPE that the urologist will do something for it because I CAN NOT delay treatment to be referred to another specialist for treatment because the urology office doesn’t do the procedure that I need.

It’s only been 3 days since my urology appointment, he did a physical test and I felt no pain. Literally the next night, I started getting heavy dull pressure pain on the side of my kidney stone. And today, I got very sharp pains. I’m getting very scared and anxious that the stone is really 9.2mm, moving, and that the office will not offer the treatment I need. I have very limited PTO, so I can’t call out. I’ve been going to work with this pain because it’s tolerable so far.

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u/Impossible_Radish_96 — 3 months ago