Who /diagnosed/ here? What did you get diagnosed with?

>>38375341
Migranes and cluster headaches (although I think they are either very mild or misdiagnosed).

I probably spend way too much money on Excedrin, because I take 2 a day if I have to go anywhere. Pretty much anything triggers my migraines, but especially bright lights and strong smells.

Asperger's Syndrome, it sucks bevaus epeople either think you're a super-genius or a complete retard.

>>38375341
Migraine
Pervasive Developmental Disorder - Not Otherwise Specified
Lactose intolerance
Scheuermann's disease

I think there's more beneath the surface but
>tfw ywn get diagnosed

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>>38375690

What does that really entails, though?

>>38375819
Roastie detected
Tits or gtfo
Originally

>>38375690
Aspergers here too oringi

Aspergers
Depression/Depressive Disorder
Borderline Personality Disorder
I really hate to self-diagnose but the way my mental health is going lately I suspect I may be diagnosed with Depersonalisation in the very near future.

Everything is feeling unreal lately. I look at people milling about and I feel no connection at all. Feels like I'm watching a different species at play. Life is a blast I guess.

>>38375384
Hello fellow migraine anon.
I know the feeling of popping pills all day too well.
You should look into taking triptanes for your migraine attacks because you'll get used to Excedrin very quickly.

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>>38375341
HIGH FUNCTIONING AUTISM! YAY

>>38375341
Bi-polar disorder with psychotic symptoms
I'm also turning into an agoraphobe little by little. I have every single thing delivered that I need. I don't leave my house except for the doctor, pharmacy, and any errand that I can't have a mobile service come to my home.

>>38375341
i know what's wrong with me, don't need some brain guy tell me it.

harm OCD and depression

>>38377099
check out deez sick dubz girl, also I likely ahve autism

>>38375341
how much neetbux that worth?

>>38377029
I've got sumatriptan, but I only use it for the bad ones.

I've tried topiramate, and it made me scared of migraine medicine because it literally made me forget words and I felt like an idiot while I was taking it.

Avoidant Personality Disorder. I keep that very, very quiet because nobody knows what to think about it.

>>38375341
Tourette syndrome. Used to have it really badly when I was younger, but it's mostly subsided now.

>>38375341
Autism spectrum disorder (Formerly Asperger Syndrome), Major depressive disorder.

>>38377132
Topiramate can also read to rapid weight loss so be careful with it. But yeah all triptanes zombify you kinda. It's scary.
I'm taking Depakine now, as a prophylactic, now those are some scary side effects.
Nausea, vomiting, intermittent hair loss, tremor nervosis, tiredness, weight gain or loss, temporary brain damage, loss or gain of libido, stopping menses, liver failure, fatal hepatotoxicity. Oh and migraines.

>>38375341
AvPD, BPD, paranoid schizophrenia, depressions, tremor, hyperthyroidism, a bunch of other shit I don't agree with

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>>38377128
$0. I want to kill myself. I hate my life.

>>38375819
I'm PDDnos too

It's such a stupid diagnosis
>"you have some kind of autism, that's all we know"
Yeah thanks, assholes

>>38377302
Seriously? That's shit dude. Did you even try? Where does this not qualify you for neetbux? I heard in some places in the US, if you don't have a degree and have debilitating "back pain" (apparently hard to define, measure, prove), you can get on disability

http://www.npr.org/2013/03/25/175293860/in-one-alabama-county-nearly-1-in-4-working-age-adults-is-on-disability
>we visit Hale County, Ala., where nearly one in four working-age people are on disability.
>And in Hale County, one of the most common diagnoses is one of the squishiest - back pain.

>>38375341

ITT: The "who has it the worst" Olympics.

>>38377568
It's incredibly hard to get disability in the US. It's just that lots of shitty people actually make it through somehow.

Autism, big neuro eval coming up that may reveal traumatic brain injury though.

>>38377584
Don't forget the classic slogan;
>If you aren't worse off than me, then you are not a robot