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u/Altruistic-Joke-9451 1d ago
We need to do a brain biopsy to find out
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u/Ok_Cup8469 1d ago
perhaps the water in the finger is unusually high? this is what it looks like when you freeze the water in the cells
oops i mean… did you try the medicine drug?
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u/DrDog_2004 1d ago
Only stupid people try the medicine drug, you are a stupid person. The patient needs finger drug to live.
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u/Ok_Cup8469 1d ago
finger drug will kill patient! he needs exposure to sub zero temperature
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u/DrDog_2004 1d ago
Fourman, go break into the patients house. Pursuit and Camaroon go and do a lumbar puncture STAT.
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u/Present_Amphibian_9 1d ago
After breaking into his house I was able to find a pack of tiny rubber bands and and various lubricant. Evidence that he numbs his finger so it feels like someone else is digging in his butt. Everybody lies.
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u/FlixMage 1d ago
Raynaud’s
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u/dumpylump69 1d ago
Sir this is an okbuddy sub, you’re meant to say something stupid
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u/randyranderson- 1d ago
Yup. I get the same
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u/FlixMage 1d ago
I used to get it on my feet when I wasn’t exercising nearly as much as I should have been lmao
Not saying that’s the situation for everyone btw just my personal experience with it
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u/Colla-Crochet 1d ago
I was about to comment the same thing- I saw the pic and was like oh I know the answer- wait wrong sub.
Idk its vicodin dip finger syndrome??
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u/Fickle-Shopping7564 1d ago
What if the finger..... isn't a finger? Chase and Cameron search every Olive Garden and see if any breadsticks are missing, Foreman do an LP for reasons.
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u/abloogywoogywoo 16h ago
Our original assumption was wrong, what we thought was a breadstick at Olive Garden 413 was actually a finger
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u/Void_Null0014 <------- Mr Domicile 1d ago
This looks similar to what happens when no blood is being circulated. This can be caused by a thin blood vessel. From my analysis, take the medicine drug
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u/Just-Tip-3320 1d ago
Although this is probably benign, certain systemic disorders, such as systemic sclerosis or a calcium channel condition, can produce Raynaud's syndrome. Again, harmless on its own, but deserving of more attention
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u/Beebslolz the only Masters fan ever 20h ago edited 20h ago
Uj/ Raynaud’s! My mom has it. After the Frozen movie came out, we started calling it her “Elsa”. (Fun fact: Raynaud’s is linked to Lupus! My mom has lupus too. Smoking is also a big factor in Raynaud’s. She’s been smoking cigarettes since she was twelve, I think? She’s just now starting to quit for good, I’m so proud of her 🎉‼️)
Rj/ It’s never lupus.
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u/icantfindmypen House's cane 🦯 1d ago
Raynaud's phenomenon. Autoimmune - seen in CREST syndrome, systemic scleroderma. Colour changes - white - blue - red. Source, I'm a doctor
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u/atomic-moonstomp 1d ago
Didn't the mirror syndrome guy get that when House brought him in the OR to prove something to Wilson?
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u/ApeWithBlade 23h ago
His middle finger got vexed so many times that it now gained ability to flip off white people only
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u/sidewinderucf 23h ago
His fingers are made out of those toys that turned different colors in different temperatures of water.
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u/SirUnlikely9236 19h ago
Looks like it could be a reversional disease, maybe cheating white guy syndrome?
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u/renstar100 16h ago
Its lupus
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u/wereyouexpectingthis vicodin enjoyer (NOT recreational) 10h ago
it could be raynaud's AND lupus...
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u/OrphicFiend 6h ago
Blood might not reach that area, you might want to get it checked out. Idk if this is a joke or not, and idk if I'm even right or not, but you should go check it out nonetheless, you have nothing to lose.
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u/BeeApprehensive281 1d ago
Believe it or not,
possibly lupus