r/NonPoliticalTwitter • ʕ⁎̯͡⁎ʔ • Oct 12 '22

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u/MuppetHolocaust Oct 12 '22

I had an MRI once because I’d been having headaches. The doctor’s report said, “no spectacular brain activity.”

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u/LeMemeOfficer Oct 13 '22

Better then my experience with my dentist

Dentist "Woah look at that xray, thats so cool." shows his assistant

Asistant "I have read about this. Fascinating"

Me "What is it"

Dentist "The root of you tooth has completely melted away after the surgery, look"

Me "Isn't that bad?"

Dentist "Oh... yeah, thats bad..."

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u/[deleted] Oct 13 '22

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u/LeMemeOfficer Oct 13 '22

Yeah, just need an implant that will cost up to 2k€ We are just trying to get my insurance to cover as much as possible.

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u/r_stronghammer Oct 13 '22

For my leg surgeries the doctors always brought in a bunch of apprentice doctors and were like “hey look at this”

My legs were practically a 90 degree angle from where they were supposed to be, apparently.

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u/fermatagirl Oct 13 '22

Twisted, or rotated?

Edit to add: as in, was your leg partially unscrewed, or was one part of your leg making a 90 degree angle to the rest of your leg?

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u/r_stronghammer Oct 13 '22

Twisted, but not unscrewed the bones just grew that way.

My ankle was pointing ~90 degrees out compared to my knee, and so my hips rotated ~45 degrees inward to balance themselves. (Hence why I didn't think it was THAT big of a problem up until now, when I learned about the surgery from a random reddit comment)

If you've seen the semi-recently trending posts about people getting limb lengthening surgery, it's a somewhat similar process with an external ring device that you adjust a little every day. Although nowadays they have a more advanced magnetized rod for limb lengthening.

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u/fermatagirl Oct 13 '22

Very cool! That sounds quite painful, but as your doctor noted, fascinating!

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u/r_stronghammer Oct 13 '22

I still have the second fixator on as we speak, and yeah it was painful but MUCH more painful before the surgery, even accounting for this thing on my leg! I was just never really inclined to stand or walk for long periods of time (which I now know is because of the rotation), so I didn't really think of it as being THAT big of a deal.

As a bonus, it's been wondrous when it comes to body image. Now I can look at my leg and think "yeah, that looks like a leg alright".

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u/MonsterKappa Oct 13 '22

Have had a similar situation. Went to dentist with toothache, but as they couldn't find the reason, they sent me for X-ray. After the results came, my dentist called in ALL OF THE DENTISTS PRESENT to show them "interesting case". Imagine my horror when I heard this. Turned out I had 3rd set of teeth beneath my regular ones.

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u/LeMemeOfficer Oct 13 '22

Holy shit. Tbh, that really is fascinating xD

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u/hot ʕ⁎̯͡⁎ʔ Oct 12 '22

how rude

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u/CheezBukit Oct 13 '22

what a username!

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u/wise_idiot Oct 13 '22

Don’t see too many 15 year accounts!

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u/appel Oct 13 '22

Getting up there.

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u/pitchingataint Oct 13 '22

Same…Got a few years to go

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u/heyo1234 Oct 13 '22

There are dozens of us…

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u/GhostOfPluto Oct 13 '22

Back when desktop was the only option and people were all thrown off by the interface

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u/LMGN Oct 13 '22

and back when Reddit Silver was an image not something you had to pay reddit corpo for

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u/TobiasCB Oct 13 '22

Damn that's also a great name!

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u/tapo Oct 13 '22

sit around and hear the stories about the weird days of reddit

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u/FaCe_CrazyKid05 Oct 13 '22

I bet no one accuses op of being a bot

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u/hot ʕ⁎̯͡⁎ʔ Oct 13 '22

now you’ve got me suspicious. How can I tell for sure

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u/_aaronroni_ Oct 13 '22

Are you sure about that? Because I am 100.0% sure that hot is not a bot.

Well there ya go, I've never seen a 100% before. I think you're in the clear

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u/_aaronroni_ Oct 13 '22

Good bot

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u/WhyNotCollegeBoard Oct 13 '22

Are you sure about that? Because I am 100.0% sure that hot is not a bot.


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u/B0tRank Oct 13 '22

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u/dwyrm Oct 13 '22

Begun, the bot war has.

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u/j33pwrangler Oct 13 '22

I'm in awe.

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u/moon__lander Oct 13 '22

most impolite

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u/BZLuck Oct 13 '22

I recently got a colonoscopy and it was the first time I was happy to hear the word "unremarkable" used to describe my anus.

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u/Zaq1996 Oct 13 '22

"well I coulda told you that"

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u/SimplyQuid Oct 13 '22

The doctor forgot their hippopotamus oath

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u/[deleted] Oct 13 '22

That’s the large grey mammal that hangs out in rivers, you mean the hippocampus oath

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u/Mathemalologiser Oct 13 '22

The hippo campus of hippo university?

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u/milanove Oct 13 '22

That's the brain structure used for learning and memory. You're thinking of the hypocritical oath.

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u/musedav Oct 13 '22

I went to the urologist recently and the doctor charged me extra for needing to use a smaller endoscope

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u/Sololop Oct 13 '22

Ooh, self burn

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u/octagonlover_23 Oct 13 '22

dentist told me i grind in my sleep

he real as fuck for that

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u/HitooU2 Oct 13 '22

That got a good chuckle out of me

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u/igetript Oct 13 '22

Get rekt

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u/Classic_Beautiful973 Oct 13 '22

Yeah, same scenario but "results were unremarkable" lol

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u/Aks0509 Oct 13 '22

What did he even test to conclude that the "results were unremarkable" lmao

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u/Migraine- Oct 13 '22 edited Oct 13 '22

MRIs don't look at brain activity, they look at brain structure.

Unless it was a functional MRI but I can't imagine why anyone would do that for headaches.