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hypochrondiac culture is seeing something about checking for lumps and realising youve not really ever done it, so you start to check and instantly find a very firm, very very obvious lump and spiraling into a, like, 20 minutes of google searching about breast cancer etc before coming to the conclusion that its most likely a cyst. and then realising how dumb it is that you were genuinely convinced about it, and actually worried about cancer.
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That moment when Google calls you out on your bullshit
Friendly reminder
Mental illness can manifest into physical pain. Your headaches might be a response to your OCD, not definite proof you have a serious illness you need to go to the hospital for now.
Hypochondriac culture is freaking out and worrying you are having a heart attack anytime you have chest pain/discomfort.
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hypochrondiac and chronic pain culture is is there really anything wrong with me or am i just a crazy hypochondriac? is there really unbearable pain in my joints and muscles and organs or is it all in my head? is it really a chronic pain condition or is it aches from inactivity, and muscle atrophy?
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hypochondriac culture is being afraid of potential side effects of new medication as much as of actual illnesses
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Hypocondriac culture is "I've been trying to figure out why I have [xyz] symptoms and struggle with [qrst], and I've found something that seems to explain it perfectly, but do I really have [abc], or is like the 5 other times I was sure I had something and it turned out to be very unlikely?"
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Am I dehydrated or dying of meningitis? Only time and constant obsessing will tell!
