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katie978 -> RE: My Dom is sick with some weird disease, help? (8/29/2008 5:35:21 PM)
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ORIGINAL: kiyari
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ORIGINAL: katie978
It sounds like the very serious Dominant Disease.
It's a rare and deadly disease only caught by dominant type people (thus can only be diagnosed by those "in the know").
Seriously, though, see a doctor.
None of us here are doctors, and even if one of us was,
they'd know better than to try and diagnose without actually seeing the patient.
Per the OP: "It's making me really worried because the doctors aren't sure what is wrong."
Reading Comprehension... grrr.
Perhaps you misunderstood my post? The fact remains that this, while it is a "Health and Safety" section, probably isn't the best place to seek medical advice. The internet is a big place, and likely there are forums where this post can get out to a larger variety of people who might be more knowledgeable about health concerns.
Although I wasn't nice about it, my advice still holds true....a doctor would know better than us what was going on, and Collarme isn't the best place to do medical research. I didn't see "be syrupy sweet" in the TOS.
When you're the moderator or my dominant, then I'll do what you say.
To the OP: I suggest that you and your dom (either/both) keep a journal of his symptoms. Doctors like to ignore little problems...if you tell them, well, yes, he's only nauseous sometimes, they might ignore it. If you say he's nauseous 10 days out of 14 and have a calander to prove it, they'll take you more seriously. I also suggest that you try other doctors if you can...if the local docs are stumped, drive to the nearest big city to visit a fancy doctor.
Feeling nauseous and losing weight is pretty much a beginning symptom of loads of diseases, ranging from deadly to ignorable. It might be the unfortunate case that you two simply have to wait and see what the next symptom will be.
As a subbie, I suggest you do your best to fatten up your dom when he's feeling alright (if his weight is too low). People who might be too sick for normal foods might feel well enough to eat junk food. Keep something he loves around for him to nibble on when he's feeling okay. Good luck.
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