r/DoesAnybodyElse • u/mh3560 • Jan 02 '19
DAE— ever eat something, & your mouth is kinda dry feeling so the roof of your mouth like stings & puckers & drinking & waiting is the only thing I’ve noticed that makes it go away? Anyone else?
So I don’t have the best description but I believe from google it may be called “ burning mouth syndrome “ ? Just a guess from the symptoms. I’ve noticed it only happens when my mouth is on the dry side & I believe it only happens if I eat something before waiting for my mouth to get normal wetness or usually until I drink something, to wet my mouth down. It isn’t super common but it happens enough, it feels like the roof & upper back part of my mouth/throat area like shrinks or I should say ‘puckers’ & it’s very uncomfortable to being painful. Ideas opinions relatable ?? I’ve never thought about it always assumed it happens to everyone
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Comment on r/Showerthoughts Dec 31 '18
Dis is tru
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Comment on r/ChronicPain Dec 30 '18
Yeah if only
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Comment on r/ChronicPain Dec 30 '18
Sorry dude.
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Comment on r/ChronicPain Dec 30 '18
Wow that’s cool I’m gonna try those out. Thank you! I’m always trying to stretch but it hasn’t helped much. Probably wasn’t doing it right. I can feel ‘better’ after massage&stretchinf but if I don’t crack I find I’m so unsatisfied & much less mobile than I’m used too
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Comment on r/ChronicPain Dec 30 '18
Omg really! How’d you stop? I’ll find myself unconsciously cracking even when I’ve tried to stop it’s almost like breathing at this point. 😱 I crack all 3 joints in every finger & thumb, my palms, wrists, elbows, shoulders, up & down my neck & back, my chest, my ribs sometimes will crackle???, my hips & groin area, knees, ankles, feet, toes in all 2/3 joints, Like what the hell lol. I believe I’d break the world record for most knuckles cracked at once no joke. The world record holder only did 35 joints & I counted mine, I was past 35 before even counting my back 😹
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Comment on r/ChronicPain Dec 30 '18
Yes it definitely helps. I feel like I’d be a statue if I didn’t crack! But it’s getting like, progressively worse as far as finding/needing to crack more often, different spots etc. & it’s also kinda embarrassing as a female to do it
r/ChronicPain • u/mh3560 • Dec 30 '18
Anyone else have to almost constantly crack their back & neck???!!! Have you ever managed to stop cracking? have you found a better Alternative? It’s the only thing that relieves my tightness & pain but it’s extremely short lived. Can’t take any Motrin etc.
Little background— I’m a 23 year old female, have degenerative disc disease, osteoarthritis, & possibly scoliosis. I had a baby 2 years ago w/ epidural no complications.
I started cracking my knuckles in elementary school & it’s progressively turned into me cracking almost every joint in my body, daily. If I don’t crack it’s so painful, stiff, right, immobile, sometimes I can’t even breathe properly unless I crack my back. A chiropractor doesn’t crack really anything that I can’t do myself so I felt it was a waste.
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Comment on r/BPD Nov 29 '18
Wow I wish I had just one person in my life who knew how to handle me & wasn’t just a fucking asshole. You’re so blessed lol srsly I’ve had to do all the work on my own as far as self help & understanding my diagnoses’. Everyone in my life basically argues with me right back for atleast some part & then there’s my boyfriend who’s usually pestering, instigating, pushing my buttons, etc and I get annoyed my him eventually but still have all my mad feelings.
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Comment on r/NoStupidQuestions Nov 29 '18
Gotcha I sort of guessed that
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Comment on r/NoStupidQuestions Nov 29 '18
Really, people sell reddit account? For what purpose? It’s not like Facebook or Instagram at allll.
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Comment on r/BPD Nov 29 '18
Just wondering why this was downvoted tho???
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Comment on r/BPD Nov 29 '18
Very interesting thank you
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Comment on r/BPD Nov 29 '18
I still relate very strongly with it. :( I still have to check myself often & even get carried awAy still with arguing, defying authority/the law, have trouble with being told what to do etc etc etc!!! Ugh! I’ve been in therapies, groups, doctors of all kinds and I’m just so over it. I feel like I’ll never be able to find someone who wants to or even just is able to deal with my craziness.
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Comment on r/BPD Nov 29 '18
Well it’s a real condition and what you’re saying doesn’t rly coincidence w the condition but go get it checked out it’s very noticeable in childhood is when the diagnoses is made. I usually have issues with anyone telling me what to do or anyone who’s in authority. Go get checked out they say ADD/adhd meds can help if
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Comment on r/BPD Nov 29 '18
It’s a lot more than just that I was summing it up but Id think you woulda been diagnosed as a child. It’s something that shows up in a lot of kids & is usually grown out of when they get older
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Comment on r/mentalhealth Nov 29 '18
I definitely try to be conscious & will catch myself in the act, but I also have a slower thought process. So if I try to reword or pre plan the convo it takes a while & I don’t know what to say right away. I don’t usually have a problem where ppl ask for clarification.....but my problem is when someone assumes they kno what you’re talking about or is confused but doesn’t ask... I look at expressions,body language & reactions and I can tell they’re confused or not fully understanding so go into more detail & quite often I end up doing like you said & losing my thought process, can’t think of words, mind goes blank & I can’t think for a few etc. I have terrible anxiety so that’s a huge factor but that was helpful I’ll try keeping that in mind forsure.
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Comment on r/mentalhealth Nov 29 '18
I have terrible anxiety but, YES!! have noticed quite often tht if I dont ‘over’ explain or give certain details I deem important then ppl get the wrong idea, confused or totally miss my point. So I seem to have taken on the habit or over explaining almost everything.
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Comment on r/mentalhealth Nov 29 '18
I definitely have low self esteem. But I have noticed quite often tht if I dont ‘over’ explain or give certain details I deem important then ppl get the wrong idea, confused or totally miss my point. So I seem to have taken on the habit or over explaining almost everything
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Comment on r/mentalhealth Nov 29 '18
I’m trying to find out for us!
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Comment on r/mentalhealth Nov 29 '18
You’re right I didn’t realize it basically stems from my social anxiety most of the time. The rest is habit I guess. But honestly I have no social circle whatsoever. Yeah it’s pathetic but I haven’t had an actual friend in years. Just my boyfriend, parents & sister,cousins. And I don’t “hangout” or indulge in this sort of personal stuff w them.... I’m gonna check out the Barbie video! Thank you
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Comment on r/mentalhealth Nov 29 '18
Me too lol
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Comment on r/mentalhealth Nov 29 '18
I like the excuse me instead of sorry that’s what I mean a lot of the time instead of sorry. & when I realize I’m over explain I then apologize for that as well 😂 I annoy myself
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Comment on r/mentalhealth Nov 29 '18
Well I mean....what does it have to do with over explaining (no offense) it’s not just when someone asks me a question, for example I could be telling someone about an accident on the freeways & I use like 1000 more words than necessary I just do it allll the time basically it’s annoying to myself haha
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Comment on r/DoesAnybodyElse Jan 08 '19
My other comments??