If It's Not One Thing It's Another. Life Of The Cursed.

[diseasedrat]

How did your consultation go with the vein specialist?

this guy was kind of a pussy and said he was worried about it because it's close to the cranium and brain, blah blah. I call bull sh*t on that. sclerotherapy is a very low risk procedure. I have a consultation with a real well known doctor, but she's so booked up won't be until July. that's ok. a couple injections should take care of it. Yeah, it looks like sh*t but I think the swelling in that area is a great contribution to my scalp inflammation. Just need to stay away from f*****g minoxidil. that sh*t is straight up poison to some people. I am 100% sure all these large veins (i have a few more running through the sides and back) are because of that. I have buzzed the sides and back several times throughout the years and they were never there. could be finasteride too? who knows.

 

[diseasedrat]

@diseasedrat are these viens more visible when you have finasteride nightime boners?

usually when I have finasteride induced night time boners and get so horny I choke myself while masterbating to pictures of your nasty, wh*** mother.

 

[sunchyme1]

usually when I have finasteride induced night time boners and get so horny I choke myself while masterbating to pictures of your nasty, wh*** mother.

yeah i do that too sometimes

never got those finasteride viens after though

 

[blackg]

pics

Fondle yourself.

 

[sunchyme1]

Fondle yourself.

your mum does that for me mate

 

[blackg]

your mum does that for me mate

I already knew that.

 

[The last of the follicles]

It’s because of the way you bite. That is the reason for those veins popping up and I imagine it’s not just the veins but the entire area is stiff. You don’t need a vein specialist (the most ridiculous thing I’ve read so far) you need an orthodontist. Your neck development from posture or whatever it is has made the bones freeze (you think your neck is free but it isn’t) and it has altered everything resulting in biting (especially at night) that leads to the temple area being swollen af. This can be corrected through neck correction (free the bones, strengthen the muscles in front, reposition head) and by wearing something to help the teeth and jaw have a better position instead of pushing against each other like there is no tomorrow.

Thank me later. And your vein specialist. I’m gonna put that sh*t in my next job interview. I might not get the job but they will compliment my sense of humor.


Ps: just notice your area of concern when you chew gum. Or when you lift weight and naturally put stress on your neck (since you probably have neck alignment, where the back of your neck is kinda straight like frozen).