#Symptoms

just thinking about how unpleasant my incredibly mild case of coronavirus was, trapped in a city that trump more or less left to die because he didn't care about it
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it always feels embarrassing to talk about wondering about gender things, "am i autistic," "do i have ADHD," "is this chronic fatigue," etcbut maybe threading these topics will be useful
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Good morning!I have a friend who might be suffering from cabin fever and early signs of depression. Im not quiet sure bcos i just based the signs and symptoms in
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I don't think America has entered a Weimarization phase. We risk confusing the symptoms with the disease. Our two party system remains stable, constitutional rights protected & our institutions strong
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mental health/neurodivergent symptoms as strengths, a thread."Doesn't pick up on social cues" ->Immune to attempts to distract with indirect digs or insulting tone. Unflappable; focused. "poor working memory" ->
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For big, difficult problems, we need big, creative solutions.A few highlights from this great read on South Korea’s #coronavirus strategy. A useful template for other countries.1/8https://www.sciencemag.org/news/2020/03/coronavirus-cases-
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(Thread)Hey @GovKemp! Why don't you come over to the hospital where I work, and you can come with me into and out of every #COVID19 room in the ICU, coming
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Excited to share this feature I wrote in the November issue of @sciam, about a condition known as functional neurological disorder (FND). Here's a thread https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/decoding-a-disorder-at-the-interface-of
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Neurotypical people don't understand mental disorders or neurodivergent people at all. If you're still a nice person and don't understand I'm not talking about you, I mean neurotypicals who read
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If anybody on my TL has lupus or struggles with another disease that causes pleurisy, what are natural resources you use to help? I’ve been trying to find ways to
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A mini thread for home remedies to help make the process of Covid at home easier, help soothe symptoms & even strengthen immunity This is recommended for those with up
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not to self diagnose, but i’ve spent so many nights just crying because i am genuinely concerned that i have adhd i even spoke to my mum but she doesn’t
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for anyone who as tempted to accept the washpo poll on allegedly wearing masks vs "knowing people with covid symptoms" as "data," it may be worth examinging some other polls.only
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It’s Mental Health Awareness Month. What can you do to educate yourself on mental health issues and be a good friend, ally, and overall person? Read this thread. Do your
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October is #ADHDAwarenessMonth in the US but let me use this opportunity to do a tiny thread on living with ADHD. I was an obedient child and I was above
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As #ADHD is trending, I'd like everyone to know: You don't need to be visibly hyperactive to have ADHD (#ADHDinattentive) Girls/women have ADHD(#ADHDwomen) Adults have ADHD (#AdultADHD) ~80% of adults
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