u/thesilverlak

Haven't found a single movie like Unthinkable so reddit is my only option left .

Hey guys,
I installed the ChatGPT Windows app, but it’s not working for me.I can’t interact with any of the icons or settings, and I’m also unable to log in. I already tried reinstalling the app, but the issue is still there.

Is anyone facing this issue? Any idea how to fix it??

Hey everyone, 19M here. Long post but I really need help — typing this as my lips are literally starting to swell right now.

Some backstory: Got my first oral herpes (HSV-1) outbreak when I was 14, probably from sharing food with friends at school. Started as a tiny pimple above my lip, didn't think much of it. Two days later it was spreading. By day 4-5 I had 10-15 blisters covering my entire lip area. Went to the doc, got an ointment, dried out and healed within a couple days. Manageable. Whatever.

Fast forward to now — this is a completely different beast.

Somewhere along the way I started getting what I can only describe as Gingivostomatitis / canker sores, except "brutal" doesn't even cover it. Here's how every single flare-up goes:

1. Lips swell up first
2. Spreads to inner cheeks
3. Works its way back to the molars
4. Hits the roof of my mouth
5. Gums start receding and bleeding
6. Heals with entire infection shedding by its own with the form of tiny white yellowish tissue shedding .

The best way I can describe the feeling? Imagine having a severe peanut butter allergy (I don't) — that full-mouth, everything-is-swollen, can't-open-properly feeling. Plus the lymph nodes. It's that.

The impact:

• Can't eat
• Can barely drink or swallow
• Can't talk properly
• Can't smile — if I do, healed wounds tear back open

Each flare-up takes 2-3 weeks minimum to get back to baseline. I've had this 5 times in the last 2 years.

I've seen 6 different hospitals. Every single time they give me the same combo: antibiotics + oral ointment + Betadine gargle. It works eventually but nobody has actually told me why this keeps happening or how to stop it from coming back.

So this is my cry for help to anyone who:

• Has experienced this
• Has actually found a root cause
• Has found something that shortens flare-ups or prevents them entirely

What am I missing? Is this just my immune system being garbage? Is it diet? Stress? Is the HSV-1 somehow connected to the Gingivostomatitis flares? Any genuine insights or experiences would mean a lot right now.

TL;DR — Brutal recurring Gingivostomatitis, 5 times in 2 years, 6 hospitals, same useless prescription every time. No root cause identified. Send help, tips, causes, cures, anything.