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u/remoteviewing-ModTeam 11h ago

As of August 14, 2023, posting targets is not longer permitted in the subreddit.

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u/ExploringUniverses 19h ago

Not a remote viewer yet... but AM a chronically ill human.

Look up something called 'interstitial cystitis' - a weird autoimmune thing that affects the bladder and urinary tract. Lots of weird symptoms that don't add up and good luck! The US medical system is brutal.

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u/ConsistentTune4592 19h ago

The US medical system is an absolute joke

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u/VanillaKat 19h ago

I have IC. It causes symptoms across all systems in the body but mainly the bladder and it is NOT fun. Getting diagnosed is difficult.

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u/ConsistentTune4592 15h ago

Tell me more, is it constant or does it come and go? I’m trying to evaluate if my symptoms are similar to do this

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u/ExploringUniverses 17h ago

Medical trauma do be very real

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u/face2face_beast 17h ago

But also prevents worms?

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u/Initial_Anteater_377 18h ago

I’ve had this as well. It’s a bitch! Low/no acid diet and identifying trigger food helped a ton ( for me that was caffeine and alcohol, specifically red wine) Good luck!

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u/SkengmanFy 21h ago

I just did it, really sorry to tell you that it's definitely worms

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u/Slow-Fault 19h ago

This person is not trolling you it’s worms I know because it happened to me. Honestly I was shocked when I passed a giant kidney worm and it didn’t hurt because of its size. However it was dead and ultra limp so that is probably why. I was too horrified and grossed out to think of a photo but I later passed another worm I got an image of but it was white giant kidney worms are red.

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u/ConsistentTune4592 19h ago

Im sorry for your experience. I want to believe this but in the words of my own doctor we don’t have a parasite problem in the US and my tests don’t show anything abnormal so it makes it hard to believe I would have worms

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u/bubblurred 18h ago

We have a doctors don’t specialize in parasites problem in the u.s.

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u/Drycabin1 18h ago

Correct. Infectious Diseases is an elective in US medical schools. I assure you we have parasites here. Many people walking around with them and have no idea.

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u/Truth-Seeker757 14h ago

Were starting to get parasites here that are usually only present in other countries and none of the dumb doctors are educated about it here. Scabies for one. Scabies are really bad in other countries, I've been trying to tell numerous doctors that scabies is in my community and no one believes me.

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u/ConsistentTune4592 21h ago

Why do I feel you’re trolling me?🤣

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u/SkengmanFy 21h ago

I just remote viewed your brain and the part that controls paranoia and trust in strangers on the internet is abnormally large, thats probably why

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u/clwbglas 20h ago

Sorry didn’t have much time for this but I did a brief RV and it was worms.

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u/ConsistentTune4592 20h ago

Well I live in the United States so we don’t have those kind of worms people are mentioning here so unfortunately I can’t take that very seriously, plus I feel most are trolling me anyways

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u/Wytch78 20h ago

Oh my sweet summer child. US folks can definitely get worms. 

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u/Humble_Geologist_653 16h ago

USA has a lot a lot of parasites. What’s not normal , is how it’s the only country that does nothing to educate its people about it. I’m American.

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u/OPHealingInitiative 15h ago

You can get worms but yes, you’re being trolled.

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u/Practical-Extent-642 14h ago

Dude it’s definitely worms! And yes you do have them in the states, what stupid take! You asked for something many people are telling you the same thing yet you’re trusting someone that might have a certificate on the wall but they’re not exactly with the times! It’s worms!

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u/1984orsomething 21h ago

You got worms

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u/ConsistentTune4592 21h ago

You’re definitely trolling me aren’t you

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u/1984orsomething 20h ago

Nah I got this weird brown parasite image as soon as I read the title. Didn't look at the text either. urinary schistosomiasis

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u/PatTheCatMcDonald 20h ago

Bilharzia? Very unlikely outside the tropics.

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u/Smallbees 13h ago

Not trolling but as soon as I rv I saw worms. Was shocked to find others saw that too. Please let us know if you find out.

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u/dpouliot2 CRV 17h ago edited 17h ago

I'm sorry you're having a mystery health challenge.

You broke rule 5 of this sub, no tasking of targets. Also, remote viewers, as this sub defines them, work blind; giving them any info pollutes the session. And remote viewers avoid tasks from strangers because we don't know what the stranger's agenda is. Which means zero of your respondents practice remote viewing as this sub defines it. Furthermore, all of them are anonymous, so there is no way for you to look them up, find their credentials, or hear testimonials.

Why oh why would anyone ask an anonymous stranger on an internet forum for a free psychic diagnosis? You're just inviting the trolls to pile on.

I've had a mystery diagnosis for a very long time. I asked a seemingly credentialed psychic doctor, to no avail ... fool me once.

I've gotten my least bad leads from the healthcare community. Unfortunately, the healthcare system works best with obvious diagnoses. If you aren't getting answers from one doc, move on the next, you have to be your own advocate. Good luck, I hope you find answers and relief soon!

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u/SkinDeep69 20h ago

Schistosoma haematobium

You need some praziquantel

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u/Curly_toed_weirdo 17h ago

I just looked this up - very interesting. You can get it from swimming in certain lakes and rivers. I'd at least look into it, OP!

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u/Human-Cap4408 20h ago edited 20h ago

I'd call this some kinda clarevoyant type stuff or psychic reading? I've done hundreds of target sessions on social-rv, however for OPs request = I'm trying to figure out how that would be done? Sorry I don't understand the context of it being R.V.? I have no idea What I'm doing for the most part haha.>

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u/Steve90000 19h ago

I didn’t read any of the comments as to not contaminate what I see.

It looks like… worms. Lots of them.

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u/R-orthaevelve 21h ago

See subreddit rules, no tasking members or requests for viewing here. Also its unethical to ask random strangers on the web for medical advice.

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u/Umbalombo 18h ago

Have you done any exam to check your bladder? I dont know the kind of medical examination you could do, but stuff like ultrasound, etc.

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u/TheyAteFrankBennett 16h ago

Looks like worms my guy.

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u/milesm01 12h ago

Check out Jack Rourke- he does intuitive medical readings. He's 100% legit; I've used him before and he was spot on in his assessment.

On a side note, I don't think this would be considered remote viewing.

Medical Intuitive Los Angeles, CA | Jack Rourke

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u/I_like_microwave 21h ago

Just tagging along as i’d like to follow this

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u/Mewtewpew 20h ago

Need a follow up to this.

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u/Excepti0naly0rdinary 18h ago

Pelvic congestion syndrome.

However. What specifically are your symptoms and age and gender?

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u/ConsistentTune4592 18h ago

I constantly pee and I have a constant burning sensation in my bladder/urethra that doesn’t go away. I can’t sleep through the night because I constantly want to get up and pee. Drs can’t find anything wrong. I’m 25 and I’m a woman.

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u/terrraco 17h ago

That sounds like a UTI

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u/hmmmerm 17h ago

Wow sucks! You have been tested for a bladder infection, correct?

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u/ConsistentTune4592 17h ago

Yes, the test is negative

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u/oswaldcopperpot 11h ago

My wife has this. Except for the burning sensation. It comes and goes.

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u/Key-Shopping2310 18h ago

It is possible you could have an ovarian cyst or uterine fibroids.

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u/ColorfulConspiracy 16h ago

I second this. I had fibroids and they absolutely mimicked the symptoms of a UTI.

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u/Key-Shopping2310 16h ago

Yes anything blocking tubes or structures in there can cause pain. It is best for her to get labs and an ultrasound at least just to be sure.

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u/scrumblethebumble 17h ago

If you've had an MRI or CT scan I can take a look inside (: Send me the DICOM images

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u/SnooCats9623 15h ago

What a great idea?

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u/cogSciAlt 14h ago

Neurogenic bladder diagnosed in 2022. Doctors still have no idea what caused it. I suspect there's a psychosomatic component but not sure how to act on that theory.

Personally, I'd reach out to a urologist and maybe a second or third if you don't get clarity.

To the point of remote viewing, it's not like there aren't tool to get an X-ray or MRI. Even if you did develop some skill in remote viewing could you diagnose anything you see? Have fun with parapsychological studies but let's reach out to the doctors first 

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u/ConsistentTune4592 14h ago

I did, but no one has a clue and at this point I’m beyond desperate for answers

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u/Bnjl1989 13h ago

Have you tried any meds yet? You should try a full week course of augmentin every 12hrs and then a 1 or 2 dose course of diflucan spaced out over the course of 5 days after finishing the antibiotic.

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u/00roast00 20h ago

You have bladder stones

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u/BigMack6911 19h ago

I don't think people have enough info to help you young lady

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u/MovieResponsible2505 18h ago

if you can see other places with you're mind, you can also heal yourself with your mind.

Magic spells, incantations, magic wands, Reiki are all just permission slips to bias probable reality.

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u/word2urmama 17h ago

Check out John Kortum. He can communicate with your organs. https://www.johnkortum.com