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Self diagnosing online is the worst thing you can do about a pain/sickness. Amirite?
by Anonymous12 years ago
According to webmd, a sinus infection can some unpronounceable fatal disease with no cure that will ultimately kill you within a week and a pregnancy. Sinus infection was even an option when I searched my symptoms. The doctor said it was sinuses and I never died or gave birth so I think I'm good now.
by Anonymous12 years ago
I once thought I had colon cancer because of all the symptoms that matched up, I flipped. It was just food poisining though
by Anonymous12 years ago
webmd has allowed me to guess correctly about my last four diagnoses.
by Anonymous12 years ago
Oh damn, I'm so sorry.
by Anonymous12 years ago
Don't be sorry, I impressed my doctor! And I agree with the post because MOST of the time, online diagnosing sites tell you that you are gonna die. haha
by Anonymous12 years ago
The one time I did search my symptoms, it actually helped me diagnose my problem. Then again, my symptoms were really unique of this condition.
by Anonymous12 years ago
but we still do it
by Anonymous12 years ago
At WebMD: Hmm, persistent cough...*types into symptom bar*
Results for: persistent cough
Lung Surgery
Autism
Cancer
by Anonymous12 years ago
http://amirite.net/339544
by Anonymous12 years ago
It annoys me so much when my friends say "ugh I have insomnia" just because they go to sleep at 2 or 3am.
by Anonymous12 years ago
I saw this post right after I concluded that I have a serious infection because I suddenly came down with a sore throat and a fever.
by Anonymous12 years ago
The internet has diagnosed me with certain death about 6 times.
by Anonymous12 years ago
It's cancer. It's always cancer.
One time I ended up getting a nosebleed and a migraine at the same time and my mom googled it... she then freaked out and was like, "WE NEED TO GO TO THE ER NOW!!!" I said no and took a nap. I survived.
by Anonymous12 years ago
No, the worst thing you can do about a pain/sickness is completely ignore it.
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