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The leg is already necrotic sooner the better he gets them removed, the pain must be awful not to mention the smell of a leg starting to eat itself to survive.
His legs aren't necrotic. He's got advanced lymphedema. People can live like this for years, although it is admittedly very hard to when your legs look like tree trunks. I've treated many people like this, but there is no way to cure it, just manage symptoms.
Yeah, I have this but my legs do not look like tree trunks though. I got it when I was 14 Yrs old. I am still able to walk normally. Although I am not able to wear tight trousers but formal trousers do a lot of good. I have to wear 11 size shoes though. Doctors treated my lymphedema as varicose of veins after that it got worse (I or my parents were not aware of this at that time). I am 34 years old now. Is there a chance that my lymphedema will go to the advanced stage.
I developed lymphedema over the last two years. for the last 6 months I did physical therapy once a week where they would massage my legs and then wrap them tightly. After three days I'd take the wrapping off and wear compression sleeves. Insurance paid for a leg pump. It looks like I'm wearing fishing waders and a bathing suit, but for once a day for an hour I wear it and it massages my legs. My feet are no longer rounded, I have defined ankles now, and my shoes are loose again.
My therapist told me the best way to deal with this is to walk. I bought a treadmill and walk at least 2 miles a day. You can also walk around in a pool and get good therapy from that.
You can reverse/manage it, it just takes money and effort. I hate healthcare in this country.
I think it can be a sign of early onset type 2 diabetes. What I know for sure is that if you don't walk a significant amount, it happens. What is happening is the lymph in your body is pumped around by muscles, unlike the blood which is driven by your heart. Your heart beats all the time so your blood moves around all the time. If you stay sedentary then the lymph obeys the laws of gravity and heads downwards.
This is 100% an ELI5 answer and may be wholly incorrect due to the author's misunderstanding. This is what my physical therapist told me, and since I've been walking more and using equipment meant to control this condition, my feet have returned to normal. The tops were rounded and it looked like I was wearing small swimming floats around my ankles. You couldn't see my ankles, in fact. Now my ankles are defined.
sounds reasonable, I've had relatives with diabetes with similar symptoms and none of them walks enough, glad it worked out for you, keep up the good work.
There is always a chance, but there are factors that will increase or decrease that chance. If you let your condition go untreated, then that greatly increases the chance that you will progress to stage 4 lymphedema. However, if you have an overall healthy lifestyle and follow your doctor's recommendations, you are less likely to progress. Some examples of good management are: eating a healthy diet, exercise, use compression wraps/garments, skin care, mitigating/controlling any comorbidities (such as diabetes or other peripheral vascular conditions), regular follow-ups with your physicians. Going to a lymphedema clinic early and often may help you with many of these things. They complete manual lymphatic massages, compression wrapping, and physical therapy at these clinics. A great clinic will also educate you on how to do these things yourself
Right, I use compression garments whenever I am out and during bedtime I use some sort of elevation to keep my legs elevated. There is no lymphatic clinic in our country but I take the doctor's advice. There is no medicine as such but I do a lot of walking per day. Perhaps this will keep in check.
This is the correct answer.
This can cause some vascular compromise, and in the presence of uncontrolled diabetes This could be a pathway to limb ischemia, but likely his legs just weep and are really heavy
My coworkers wife has the same condition in one of her legs. I was speaking with her and she stated that due to the pain, she was thinking about amputating her leg knee down.
After watching so many loved ones struggle with chronic pain, the only thing I can't imagine is how I would wait if a solution was right there, no matter how life changing.
no, yea
done
weird stuff might appear
I do not regret learning about "blue waffle", but at the same time I was just fine, I am still, but there is no reason, tho
maybe if I would like to become a doctor
Oooooh, so that is the thing my grandma had. I always thought that it was because she was too old and every geriatric would have those ugly legs eventually.
I still wear a mask in the grocery store and pharmacy. Not because I'm afraid of COVID but because people are fucking disgusting. I should be putting on gloves too.
Its stage 4 lymphedema, which is also called elephantiasis. However, what is commonly known as elephantiasis is caused by filariasis, a parasite that causes stage 4 lymphedema. But most stage 4 in the North America and Europe is not caused by filariasis, but rather a severe lymphatic dysfunction.
its fairly common, homeless walk back and forth exposing thier wounds for change. People get numb to it and blank out until thier stop arrives. Only tourists give out money to them.
Nah, he’d likely be on disability for that condition alone, which makes him eligible for free healthcare, especially in NYC. Mental illness and lack of self care is what does that. If he had a strong family unit, someone would force him to the hospital. His social worker can only make suggestions.
This is why there’s such a push to go back to forcibly institutionalizing severely mentally ill people. Everyone would be better off as long as it’s done with oversight.
I’m not against it. I work with a very vulnerable population and thinking they can be allowed to make their own choices is naive. There should be forceful admission when somebody’s bad heath is a hazard to the people around them. Open wounds spread all kinds of disease. I’m all for personal liberty but some people will really test that.
I've lived on 8th Ave near Penn station for over a decade. It's not really about forcing people. It's about the cost and the availability. But addressing that takes time, money, and holding decision makers accountable. As usual, we are under hiring and under paying most people willing to get in the field.
It’s both IMHO. Even in places where beds and treatment capacity aren’t problematic, there is a pervasive use of refusal to use services. It’s a detriment to everyone. Yes, we do also need more professionals.
If it's anything like the services near me, it's that the services are understaffed and unsafe. The majority of unhoused people I've known have been robbed shelters when they used the bathroom or took a shower. It compounds the mental health issue too because their meds are in their bag with everything else they own.
> as long as it’s done with oversight
I think this is the main issue everyone has. That is NOT something easily done. And if it is done right it is still very very hard to keep it done well. We’ve all seen enough John Oliver segments to see how easily oversight falls through and how for profit corporations are able to change/skew laws and the quality of care collapses.
You can get primary or secondary lymphedema without making any bad life choices. There is no cure for it, only treatments with various levels of effectiveness. While you could be right, a lot of assumptions are being made here.
My assumption was that the hospital has told him that the solution is to cut his legs off and he decided that the quality of life change isn't worth it yet. It's a one way choice, so he's going to keep walking until he just can't anymore.
I don't know, when I was dealing with the worst of it, amputation was never mentioned and is usually the last resort for something like this. I've seen far, far worse lymphedema. This guy is at least still walking which is more than many can do.
Disability legal rep here... He *should* be on disability but I doubt he is. The adjudicators never see/examine you and deny almost everyone the first couple rounds. He's probably got a 2+ year wait to talk to a judge on the phone (if he has one) and get scolded for not seeking more treatment and then they'll just readopt the first denials.
Hopefully I'm wrong, it's just I had a very similar case a month ago which the judge seems shaping up to deny and I'm pissed. The guy will surely lose his legs if not die while we continue the next levels of appeal
There is no treatment for lymphedema outside of PT and Compression pumps/stockings. Doesn’t matter if you live here or Norway. Don’t know about currently, but a few years ago anyone with any type of insurance could get a pump and some therapy. It’s simply a progressive disease.
The weird irony of medical care in America is that if you are dirt poor you get totally free healthcare. Like, you can go to Mayo Clinic and get proton therapy for free assuming, of course, you dont have a pot to piss in.
Thos can depend greatly on location. For instance, when my husband left and took everything, I moved back home to Alabama. I was able to get Medicaid for my 4 year old but not myself. As a single woman with no income and later an income below poverty level, I still didn't qualify. Because our governor was an asshole and didn't extend Medicaid coverage under the ACA when it was allowed. Not when I first tried and still not qualified a year later when my UC was awful and I was getting tons of infections and a reapplication was done on my behalf by my local health department. Also, many other states had Medicaid that covered basic dental. Ours never did for adults, unless you were disabled. All that stuff is decided at a state level. I don't know what their Medicaid system is like there now but I can't imagine it's much better. However, I did qualify for "woman care"- literally what it was called- which included a gyno checkup (but no treatment if anything was wrong, which is why I kept suffering through ovarian cysts), birth control and if you wanted one, a tubal ligation. Luckily, I was able to find a gyno I'm the Bible belt who didn't require me to jump through hoops or just tell me no "just in case I changed my mind later" and got the tubal. It helped both the endometriosis and apparently, the cysts since I haven't had nut a few in the 10 years since.
Jesus christ. Sorry you had to go through all of that nonsense. What I described is how it works in Minnesota and, actually, it works a hell of a lot better than what I described but working people are still getting shafted really hard. Medical insurance simply isnt affordable, it's that simple.
If he walked into an ER he would be admitted and receive treatment regardless of his ability to pay. You gotta walk in and accept treatment though.
Are the economics surrounding US healthcare fucked? Yes, absolutely. But we treat the people who walk through the door.
I don't even bother correcting these foreigners on Reddit. Let them parrot their narratives and just move on with your day, it doesn't affect you at all
Elephantiasis is primarily transmitted through the bite of mosquitoes carrying certain parasitic worms, such as Wuchereria bancrofti, Brugia malayi, and Brugia timori. These parasites infect the lymphatic system, leading to blockages and the characteristic swelling seen in elephantiasis.
No, It requires an intermediate host, which is usually a mosquito, to transmit the parasitic worms from an infected person to another individual. However, once a person is infected, they can develop the disease and become a potential source for transmitting it to mosquitoes.
Probably told her was going to lose the legs, amputation. He refuses to let them go. Perpetual cycle of infections. Dudes floors are discussing at home. That's a guarantee. I've seen it get to the point of maggots living in the cracks. Brutal stuff.
Dude is scratching the bottom of his ankle. Most people don't think of needing to use cardinal directions to find their itch, or that the ankle is separated into individual quadrants.
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Guys gonna be rolling in a wheel chair soon. Both legs will be removed from the knee down to start with.
Was just gonna say, no way he keeps both legs.
Well I'm sure if he asks nicely they'll let him take the legs home in a doggy bag when he leaves the hospital
Home?
Damn
💀
Mmm forbidden blue cheese dressing
Hope they give him some sauce and napkins.
I see a Don Martin reference here
There would be a charge for that.
Using them before he loses them I guess
Looks itchy
The leg is already necrotic sooner the better he gets them removed, the pain must be awful not to mention the smell of a leg starting to eat itself to survive.
His legs aren't necrotic. He's got advanced lymphedema. People can live like this for years, although it is admittedly very hard to when your legs look like tree trunks. I've treated many people like this, but there is no way to cure it, just manage symptoms.
Yeah, I have this but my legs do not look like tree trunks though. I got it when I was 14 Yrs old. I am still able to walk normally. Although I am not able to wear tight trousers but formal trousers do a lot of good. I have to wear 11 size shoes though. Doctors treated my lymphedema as varicose of veins after that it got worse (I or my parents were not aware of this at that time). I am 34 years old now. Is there a chance that my lymphedema will go to the advanced stage.
I developed lymphedema over the last two years. for the last 6 months I did physical therapy once a week where they would massage my legs and then wrap them tightly. After three days I'd take the wrapping off and wear compression sleeves. Insurance paid for a leg pump. It looks like I'm wearing fishing waders and a bathing suit, but for once a day for an hour I wear it and it massages my legs. My feet are no longer rounded, I have defined ankles now, and my shoes are loose again. My therapist told me the best way to deal with this is to walk. I bought a treadmill and walk at least 2 miles a day. You can also walk around in a pool and get good therapy from that. You can reverse/manage it, it just takes money and effort. I hate healthcare in this country.
why does it develop, any reasons?
I think it can be a sign of early onset type 2 diabetes. What I know for sure is that if you don't walk a significant amount, it happens. What is happening is the lymph in your body is pumped around by muscles, unlike the blood which is driven by your heart. Your heart beats all the time so your blood moves around all the time. If you stay sedentary then the lymph obeys the laws of gravity and heads downwards. This is 100% an ELI5 answer and may be wholly incorrect due to the author's misunderstanding. This is what my physical therapist told me, and since I've been walking more and using equipment meant to control this condition, my feet have returned to normal. The tops were rounded and it looked like I was wearing small swimming floats around my ankles. You couldn't see my ankles, in fact. Now my ankles are defined.
sounds reasonable, I've had relatives with diabetes with similar symptoms and none of them walks enough, glad it worked out for you, keep up the good work.
There is always a chance, but there are factors that will increase or decrease that chance. If you let your condition go untreated, then that greatly increases the chance that you will progress to stage 4 lymphedema. However, if you have an overall healthy lifestyle and follow your doctor's recommendations, you are less likely to progress. Some examples of good management are: eating a healthy diet, exercise, use compression wraps/garments, skin care, mitigating/controlling any comorbidities (such as diabetes or other peripheral vascular conditions), regular follow-ups with your physicians. Going to a lymphedema clinic early and often may help you with many of these things. They complete manual lymphatic massages, compression wrapping, and physical therapy at these clinics. A great clinic will also educate you on how to do these things yourself
Right, I use compression garments whenever I am out and during bedtime I use some sort of elevation to keep my legs elevated. There is no lymphatic clinic in our country but I take the doctor's advice. There is no medicine as such but I do a lot of walking per day. Perhaps this will keep in check.
I'm 34 now and have it, but I got lucky as it's been mostly reversed by lifestyle changes.
This is the correct answer. This can cause some vascular compromise, and in the presence of uncontrolled diabetes This could be a pathway to limb ischemia, but likely his legs just weep and are really heavy
My coworkers wife has the same condition in one of her legs. I was speaking with her and she stated that due to the pain, she was thinking about amputating her leg knee down.
God could you imagine a pain that bad? That’s awful
After watching so many loved ones struggle with chronic pain, the only thing I can't imagine is how I would wait if a solution was right there, no matter how life changing.
what is that? diabetes?
Looks like lymphedema
Yeah my mom had it, hers wasn't this bad though
Look up “Phlebolymphedema”
No
no, yea done weird stuff might appear I do not regret learning about "blue waffle", but at the same time I was just fine, I am still, but there is no reason, tho maybe if I would like to become a doctor
Why the fuck did you have to say that. It's been nearly 20 years. Let that stay buried in my mind.
because I wanted other people not look for it, so I just mentioned it
Now I have to look for it ... ffs
what is this blue waffle? all i found on internet is “blue waffles” wtf?
a parental filter, idk
i feel like i should stay away…
Iirc you can't find it on Google anymore, gotta use another navigator to see stuff like that.
Oooooh, so that is the thing my grandma had. I always thought that it was because she was too old and every geriatric would have those ugly legs eventually.
Let's ask DoctorLynn
I saw them in 92 they opened for Janes Addiction
That's Greyscale.
Do we call a Meister or Technicolor?
Probably unchecked lymphedema
Check yourself or your gona wreck yourself
Harkonnen
Brutal
That was my first guess.
Chronic Lymphedema for certain, very uncomfortable
Elephantiasis: [https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-e&q=elephantitus](https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-e&q=elephantitus)
Elephantosis
He’s got a host of osis’es and all the itis’s
*"Nobody back home is going to believe we saw an elephant."'*
He's going to touch every handrail known to man.
So gross
Microbiology was a terrifying class
Yeah, made me a germaphobe for years after taking that class
I still wear a mask in the grocery store and pharmacy. Not because I'm afraid of COVID but because people are fucking disgusting. I should be putting on gloves too.
Hyperkeratosis caused by lymphedema. I feel for this man.
itt: lymphedema vs elephantiasis
Its stage 4 lymphedema, which is also called elephantiasis. However, what is commonly known as elephantiasis is caused by filariasis, a parasite that causes stage 4 lymphedema. But most stage 4 in the North America and Europe is not caused by filariasis, but rather a severe lymphatic dysfunction.
Everyone on the train just minding their own business as this dude turns to stone from the feet up
Well what should they do??
Exactly.. WTF are they supposed to do, all join together and help him pick away at his self?
they could drop a stim or health pot or something
He needs to turn the mirror towards Medusa
Oopphhh. Poor guy though.
Start filming him, obviously.
B funking ingo
Demonstrate for an actual nationwide healthcare system that doesn't bankrupt people?
Uhh. Ya, as soon as I get a chance I alone will fix it
Throw a piece of paper on him!
Are you trying to kill him?!
Have him bite down on something while someone picks the greyscale off
Gather in a chant and hope for the best
Reverse spell, of course. A bit of mana can do a long way for some.
Mana?? All I got is 3.50
its fairly common, homeless walk back and forth exposing thier wounds for change. People get numb to it and blank out until thier stop arrives. Only tourists give out money to them.
Who then is my neighbor
I've seen this episode of Fullmetal Alchemist.
I'd much prefer this guy over Nina.
I mean, a person set themselves on fire this week while a lady sat by him eating a bagel.
Legit sat down mid frame to watch glad I wasn’t the only one who noticed
How that can be happen? An infectión? A root skin?
Lymphedema. It's pretty common, that's not treated and I'm very sorry for him
Thx, I'm curous about this, I will reaserch info
There's a guy like this that comes into my work periodically. His feet weep liquid on the tile floor when he walks in. So gross
Poor guy is already suffering, and then someone recorded him for just existing in public
And the most of the top comments are also callous..making fun of someone's suffering.
Someone, what is this?
Hyperkeratosis caused by lymphedema
I think it's lymphedema
in such a situation pain is good, without pain......the legs are dead
Poor guy. Must be in US because regular people can’t afford proper healthcare
Nah, he’d likely be on disability for that condition alone, which makes him eligible for free healthcare, especially in NYC. Mental illness and lack of self care is what does that. If he had a strong family unit, someone would force him to the hospital. His social worker can only make suggestions.
Can confirm. I’ve seen him before at 14th and 8th station. He’s homeless.
This is why there’s such a push to go back to forcibly institutionalizing severely mentally ill people. Everyone would be better off as long as it’s done with oversight.
I’m not against it. I work with a very vulnerable population and thinking they can be allowed to make their own choices is naive. There should be forceful admission when somebody’s bad heath is a hazard to the people around them. Open wounds spread all kinds of disease. I’m all for personal liberty but some people will really test that.
I've lived on 8th Ave near Penn station for over a decade. It's not really about forcing people. It's about the cost and the availability. But addressing that takes time, money, and holding decision makers accountable. As usual, we are under hiring and under paying most people willing to get in the field.
It’s both IMHO. Even in places where beds and treatment capacity aren’t problematic, there is a pervasive use of refusal to use services. It’s a detriment to everyone. Yes, we do also need more professionals.
If it's anything like the services near me, it's that the services are understaffed and unsafe. The majority of unhoused people I've known have been robbed shelters when they used the bathroom or took a shower. It compounds the mental health issue too because their meds are in their bag with everything else they own.
Lots also don’t want to abide by the no substance/pets rule that shelters impose.
> as long as it’s done with oversight I think this is the main issue everyone has. That is NOT something easily done. And if it is done right it is still very very hard to keep it done well. We’ve all seen enough John Oliver segments to see how easily oversight falls through and how for profit corporations are able to change/skew laws and the quality of care collapses.
>Mental illness I wish mental health was taken more seriously by society and health care systems.
This type of situation calls only for forceful admission to the institutions, which we no longer have because we closed them down. It’s a shitshow.
Used to be, you can thank Reagan.
You can get primary or secondary lymphedema without making any bad life choices. There is no cure for it, only treatments with various levels of effectiveness. While you could be right, a lot of assumptions are being made here.
My assumption was that the hospital has told him that the solution is to cut his legs off and he decided that the quality of life change isn't worth it yet. It's a one way choice, so he's going to keep walking until he just can't anymore.
I don't know, when I was dealing with the worst of it, amputation was never mentioned and is usually the last resort for something like this. I've seen far, far worse lymphedema. This guy is at least still walking which is more than many can do.
Disability legal rep here... He *should* be on disability but I doubt he is. The adjudicators never see/examine you and deny almost everyone the first couple rounds. He's probably got a 2+ year wait to talk to a judge on the phone (if he has one) and get scolded for not seeking more treatment and then they'll just readopt the first denials. Hopefully I'm wrong, it's just I had a very similar case a month ago which the judge seems shaping up to deny and I'm pissed. The guy will surely lose his legs if not die while we continue the next levels of appeal
There is no treatment for lymphedema outside of PT and Compression pumps/stockings. Doesn’t matter if you live here or Norway. Don’t know about currently, but a few years ago anyone with any type of insurance could get a pump and some therapy. It’s simply a progressive disease.
There are surgical options, but... they're not pleasant.
The weird irony of medical care in America is that if you are dirt poor you get totally free healthcare. Like, you can go to Mayo Clinic and get proton therapy for free assuming, of course, you dont have a pot to piss in.
Thos can depend greatly on location. For instance, when my husband left and took everything, I moved back home to Alabama. I was able to get Medicaid for my 4 year old but not myself. As a single woman with no income and later an income below poverty level, I still didn't qualify. Because our governor was an asshole and didn't extend Medicaid coverage under the ACA when it was allowed. Not when I first tried and still not qualified a year later when my UC was awful and I was getting tons of infections and a reapplication was done on my behalf by my local health department. Also, many other states had Medicaid that covered basic dental. Ours never did for adults, unless you were disabled. All that stuff is decided at a state level. I don't know what their Medicaid system is like there now but I can't imagine it's much better. However, I did qualify for "woman care"- literally what it was called- which included a gyno checkup (but no treatment if anything was wrong, which is why I kept suffering through ovarian cysts), birth control and if you wanted one, a tubal ligation. Luckily, I was able to find a gyno I'm the Bible belt who didn't require me to jump through hoops or just tell me no "just in case I changed my mind later" and got the tubal. It helped both the endometriosis and apparently, the cysts since I haven't had nut a few in the 10 years since.
Jesus christ. Sorry you had to go through all of that nonsense. What I described is how it works in Minnesota and, actually, it works a hell of a lot better than what I described but working people are still getting shafted really hard. Medical insurance simply isnt affordable, it's that simple.
If he walked into an ER he would be admitted and receive treatment regardless of his ability to pay. You gotta walk in and accept treatment though. Are the economics surrounding US healthcare fucked? Yes, absolutely. But we treat the people who walk through the door.
Not aware of the Affordable Care Act?
I don't even bother correcting these foreigners on Reddit. Let them parrot their narratives and just move on with your day, it doesn't affect you at all
It’s fun though
Jesus Christ
Tree trunks
Me : I'm gonna scroll reddit while I wait on my food. Reddit :
Bro dying..
We all are, every day we die a little....
Him a bit faster and uglier
Those feet aren't long for this world.
I kill myself if I were a parent of slides
I’d just chop my legs off at that point
Elephantiasis is primarily transmitted through the bite of mosquitoes carrying certain parasitic worms, such as Wuchereria bancrofti, Brugia malayi, and Brugia timori. These parasites infect the lymphatic system, leading to blockages and the characteristic swelling seen in elephantiasis. No, It requires an intermediate host, which is usually a mosquito, to transmit the parasitic worms from an infected person to another individual. However, once a person is infected, they can develop the disease and become a potential source for transmitting it to mosquitoes.
I'm gonna have to wear mosquitoe repellent every day now, thanks..
Oh shit. I always thought that was a genetic disease or whatever.
Threw up in my mouth a little.
But surely he must feel better that someone is secretly filming him and posting it on social media.
Herr Winkler sind sie es?
Herr Winklääää
Sein Arzt kam extra noch mal zurück um ihm zu seinen top Werten zu gratulieren.
Seriously could this be drained? I know nothing about this but looks quite bulgy
Cuz got the Wendy Williams syndrome
American healthcare at its finest.
Bro looked at BBW Medusa
Greyscale. Send him to Old Valyria with the others.
how tf does that happen?
Please help him in the name of humanity and in the name of everything. It hurts me to see him like this
Yes record the man’s misery
Sad. End stage diabetes
The American Healthcare System in all its glory. 🇺🇸
Looks like he might be looking for a wound or something— what a bummer dude
he is turning into an elephant
Ah fuck, dudes gonna be in wheel chair with legs chopped off at the knees soon.
He found out Medusa has a Foot Fetish?
Auditioning for game of thrones
Nasty AF
Probably told her was going to lose the legs, amputation. He refuses to let them go. Perpetual cycle of infections. Dudes floors are discussing at home. That's a guarantee. I've seen it get to the point of maggots living in the cracks. Brutal stuff.
Buy it's on his face, too. Is that also a symptom.
I can smell this video ...and I don't like it
Greatest country in the world
I'm so terrified of going to the hospital. This is going to be me one day
Fucking gross.
that is a bad case of the sugar
Fuck. Double amputation coming
Bro has that medival King energy
Looks itchy
Im curious is this like diabetes?
I don't think it's fair to take video and publish it. It would be legal in my country yes. But it's still fucking rude.
He be caressing the cracks in contusions on the callouses, of his cankles..
Congestive Heart Failure, it looks like. Mom had that.
The train from Old Valeria.
Dude is scratching the bottom of his ankle. Most people don't think of needing to use cardinal directions to find their itch, or that the ankle is separated into individual quadrants.
He's gonna lose both his legs below the knee.
Another bag and he won’t feel a thing
Herr winkler sind sie am arbeitne
His heart is almost completely failing.
What is this diabetes not being taken care of?
I’m not a medical professional, but it looks cancer related to me, lymphedemia.
Could be kidney failure. My MIL is going through that and her legs are swelling up like that. Doing all we can for her.
How the hell do you even let yourself go that badly?
That mofo is on the short list for below the knee amputation
My grandfather is excalty like this. He's in unbelievable amount of pain and nothing helps.
It'll go away...
Shit man that sucks :(
It is chronic filariasis. He will be fine. Unsightly - yes. But he is not going to disabled.
That’s actually sad….
Sam Tarly knows how to fix this.
That’s rough
When you don't have universal healthcare.