u/samtheblackhole

me and my family moved to a coastal area around 2 years ago. I neglected my skin for like a year and didnt bathe regularly which caused little dots of fungal infection spawning in around the groin area. It spread higher to my belly button and around the butt. However the area near my stomach seems to be cured but the infection has not gone from the lower parts. I regularly applied anti-fungal cream and took some tablets but it didnt do anything except reducing the pain. I literally cant sit anywhere because it itchs SOOO much. Sometimes i just wanna rip my skin apart, the pain and itch is unbearable. Due to this i sit weirdly sometimes not even putting "pressure" to the area. How do i treat this? is there anything that i can do or should i just wait to let it go.

thanks

found this pretty ok approximation for 0.12345.. it matches the first 9 digits, are there any other approximations that y'all have? (10/81 is also pretty close)

hi, I am confused about a little thing that I found which led to a whole series of questions for which i would like to have some answers

normally when there are 2 equations such as;

y = x^2

y = -x^2 + 4 (these 2 are examples)

solving these 2 by substitution of y can give you a specific value(s) of x where the 2 functions become equal, however i found some logical flaw in writing it like this

by writing y on both sides you are naturally assuming that x^2 = -x^2+4 always is true, however these 2 are completely different functions and your just solving for a case when you equate them.

I originally thought that you can write it as (il take different examples this time for the relationships)

y=f(x) = 2x

j=g(x) = 5x

(Do note here that y(x) not equal to y since y refers to a variable and y(x) is a function name, that's why I choose different symbols to denote them, this was also a source of confusion for me and i had to think about it for a bit to have it cleared, still don't know WHY people mix them up in textbooks or some other places)

but is this the mathematically accurate way to write it? I still don't know if I have gotten a thing or two wrong about why we use the notations that people normally use..which i find to be wrong.

excuse me about this yapping session, I want to be quite strict with notations and not be assumptious about them since it has been a source of lack of clarity for me since several years.

thanks