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A very, very heartfelt and soulful topic.
Let's share about our illnesses, ailments, and surgeries we've been through ^__^

- Premature birth. Don't remember the weeks. Seven-month baby.
- Congenital clubfoot. Several surgeries. Was in a cast until one year old.
- Umbilical hernia.
- Had my appendix removed. The doctor said if we had waited another couple of days to go to the hospital, it would have burst inside me :OOOOO
- Another very unpleasant-unpleasant, and incredibly painful surgery. I'd prefer not to mention it :smile04:
- Possibly a mild case of Scoliosis. Most likely related to the fact that my right leg is smaller than the left in every aspect (the clubfoot was more severe). If measured by shoe size, it's two sizes smaller.
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- Pollinosis. Starting in May, ending at the end of July.
- Chronic cholecystitis.
- Hypothalamic syndrome (went in for injections for a few months, even got used to it :D).
- Mitral/tricuspid valve prolapse (different doctors give different diagnoses).
- Connective tissue dysplasia syndrome (the kind of crap that, on a genetic level, affects the whole body, so to speak. Was diagnosed recently).

That's the first thing that came to mind :smile04:
My medical record is pretty thick.

Let's share ^__^

This post kind of shows us how much Vesker treasures, loves, and trusts his HeroesWorld friends O:-)

- mitral valve prolapse.

Bro!!!)))))))))
+I also have flat feet, and probably many other things that I don't even know about %)
P.S. If I remember, I'll write.

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Oh yeah, and of course, my spine is a bit off =\ and something with my chest, maybe a heart defect or something with the ribs, I don't know, it protrudes a little.

and something else related to the chest area

I remembered.
- Chest deformation.
Who knows what would have happened if I hadn't been active.

- mitral/tricuspid valve prolapse (different doctors give different diagnoses).

The same. It's an anomaly, but the doctor assured me it's completely harmless. In general, my health isn't perfect, but it's quite good compared to others. I was given a Group A classification at the military recruitment office.

I forgot! I also have superficial gastritis.

Not quite. It says this:
Anterior mitral valve leaflet prolapse of 4.7 mm. No regurgitation through the mitral valve was detected. That's the situation. :)

Mitral regurgitation was not detected.

Same here.

By the way, in Ukrainian, "clubfoot" would be "klyshonohist".
So, we need to see who the crab is here :D

My medical record is a bit too thick.

Well, you could easily kill someone with my medical file! Although, it mostly contains records of colds, flu, and other such joys.
As for chronic conditions, I have the early stages of gastritis (but who doesn't?), biliary dyskinesia (something scary and incomprehensible, but I can live with it, although they put me in the preparatory group for physical education), a deformation of something (either the gallbladder or something else), slight hypertension (or is it hypertonia?), filled teeth, thyroid problems, and a couple more unpleasant things, mostly due to an unhealthy lifestyle.
I also have an unpleasant genetic predisposition... So far, so good, but what will happen next is anyone's guess.
There's also a glitch, but it's more of a feature than a bug, although it's very annoying: disproportionately long legs. I can't wear any fitted clothes.
And there's also a funny glitch with my skin: I tan very poorly, but I have a lot of moles on my body, my face is covered in freckles, and I have a huge birthmark on my left arm, almost on my palm. They wanted to do an operation to remove it, but I got sick, and my parents gave up on the idea – if it doesn't bother me, then it's fine.

Yes, I also have flat feet. By the way, Camelots actually serve as orthopedic shoes.

I also have an unpleasant hereditary predisposition... So far, so good, but what will happen next – who knows.

Cholecystitis, pollinosis, and a couple more hereditary conditions. I inherited everything I could from my father :D

mostly due to an unhealthy lifestyle.

I think this is a common problem :)

And another funny bug with my skin: I tan very poorly.

I also tan poorly. I have an aristocratic skin tone. And I'm proud of it :D

I'm also fair-skinned, and I don't really like tanning =[br][/br]P.S. Power to the people with aristocratic skin tones!

I would love to sunbathe, but I’ll still turn red and peel. And a tan probably wouldn’t suit me anyway.

oh yeah, my spine is a bit messed up =\ and something with my chest, maybe a heart defect or something with the ribs, I don't know, it protrudes a bit

Deformation of the chest.
I don't know what would have happened if I hadn't been active =[/quote]I thought I was the only one with this issue) at least I didn't know anyone else until now /:
This deformation is so developed in me that the surgeon said it's pointless to treat it, but it's external => it doesn't put pressure on the organs => nothing serious, just a cosmetic issue. But I'm not going to have surgery, and to hell with it.
Scoliosis, of course)
They also say I have a lot of lamblia, but the doctor said that everyone has them, or at least half of the people)
I don't know what else I have

Hmm, it turns out that ordinary users in the "everything about everything" section have much more in common than one might think.

Well, guys... it seems like the current generation is a bit weak. I wonder what keeps them going? :D
As for my own health issues, I can only recall having appendicitis that turned into peritonitis (it happened during a semester at the institute, so I didn't pay attention to the stomach pain... I basically survived by chance).
And my teeth have been breaking more often lately... :mad: (and dentists are expensive these days).

That's pretty much it.
Oh, and my knee is still injured (I fell from a rope swing in my youth, and somehow survived again :D).

My heart is doing well, thank God... knock on wood.
A close friend of mine died not long ago from a heart defect... :( He was very young, only 30 years old, and now he's gone... it's sad.

-Myopia: nearsightedness. Around -7.
-S-shaped scoliosis. Very slight, barely noticeable.
-Chronic cholecystitis, which hasn't shown any symptoms for about 2 years.
-Aspirin allergy.
That's all, I think. Well, I don't count cavities, colds, and other minor ailments.
Almost healthy^_^
If you compare me to Wesker, I think we'll survive... We might even live to be 100 years old=)
Wishing everyone good health and a long life.
(When I was little, 11-14 years old, I only dreamed of living to 40 - what a silly thing to think!)

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I remembered: I also had chickenpox a year ago. It was quite unpleasant=/