xephier102
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Do not tell me to go to a Dr.. if I wanted to do that, or even thought for a second that it'd yield anything but a complete waste of my time, I'd have done it.. I live in a one Dr town and she is all but useless. Unless I roll up in there on a stretcher, she ain't gonna do a thing but poke me a few times and tell me in the nicest way that I'm making honeysuckle up and to go home..
I know for a fact that I've had abscesses for years, and I know that you can die from sepsis or the infection working it's way into your brain. What I'd like is to hear from people that have actually had experience. Things like, how fast can you go from zero to dead. Are there things to look out for, things that may often get ignored but are a sign that you're in for a fatal outcome? Is death always preceded by a real bad tooth/headache? Since I have depression, anxiety, and a.. stationary.. lifestyle; the Dr pretty much will not do anything serious unless I come in there vomiting blood from my eyeballs, or someshit.
Also, with my mental disorders of which have not been fully diagnosed; tbh I'm never really sure of myself, of what I'm feeling, what I've felt, the relative severity of anything.. In short, I get the sense that there may be vital things I'm leaving out when I do talk to the Dr. hence why I need more information from those that have experienced this kind of thing.
Edit: also don't tell me to go to the dentist. I live in Canada, and.. well.. money.. Living in Canada when it comes to dental is like living in America when it comes to general health care.
Do not tell me to go to a Dr.. if I wanted to do that, or even thought for a second that it'd yield anything but a complete waste of my time, I'd have done it.. I live in a one Dr town and she is all but useless. Unless I roll up in there on a stretcher, she ain't gonna do a thing but poke me a few times and tell me in the nicest way that I'm making honeysuckle up and to go home..
I know for a fact that I've had abscesses for years, and I know that you can die from sepsis or the infection working it's way into your brain. What I'd like is to hear from people that have actually had experience. Things like, how fast can you go from zero to dead. Are there things to look out for, things that may often get ignored but are a sign that you're in for a fatal outcome? Is death always preceded by a real bad tooth/headache? Since I have depression, anxiety, and a.. stationary.. lifestyle; the Dr pretty much will not do anything serious unless I come in there vomiting blood from my eyeballs, or someshit.
Also, with my mental disorders of which have not been fully diagnosed; tbh I'm never really sure of myself, of what I'm feeling, what I've felt, the relative severity of anything.. In short, I get the sense that there may be vital things I'm leaving out when I do talk to the Dr. hence why I need more information from those that have experienced this kind of thing.
Edit: also don't tell me to go to the dentist. I live in Canada, and.. well.. money.. Living in Canada when it comes to dental is like living in America when it comes to general health care.