[Eclipse]

Has anyone ever noticed that if you Google the symptoms that you're feeling, the internet will tell you that you've got cancer and/or you're dying.

I've been randomly vomiting since last night, and apparently I have pancreatic cancer, which is good to know.

[Wave]

Well yeah, the internet tends to exaggerate things. I guess it's good to be over worried than under worried, though.

[roger_smith]

This entirely. I've taken to never googling my symptoms because it always ends with me having cancer, or HIV, or dabeetus, or heart disease, or some other terrible thing.

[Oni]

Yeah... The internet can be misleading when it comes to illnesses/diseases. With Google, a lump on your head means brain cancer.

[Satan]

Well yeah, the internet tends to exaggerate things. I guess it's good to be over worried than under worried, though.

Not really. My roommate gets so anxious and worked up over anything she perceives as illness she makes herself ill because of it. E.g., she thought she was having a food allergy attack cos her face was flush at a Chinese restaurant, which ended up just being her salt was out of balance. She about forced herself to throw up cos of it.

[roger_smith]

Not really. My roommate gets so anxious and worked up over anything she perceives as illness she makes herself ill because of it. E.g., she thought she was having a food allergy attack cos her face was flush at a Chinese restaurant, which ended up just being her salt was out of balance. She about forced herself to throw up cos of it.

She sounds like a bit of a spazz... My first thought would be sodium/MSG, not food allergy, lol.

[OversouL]

I agree with this, I was pooping blood last time and googled the symtoms, I was nervous as hell when I read that I might have colon cancer. Anyway, the things you google shouldn't really be trusted, but to be considered. The proper way to approach an ailment is to just go get a check up.

[proton0s]

Because of that the doctors always tell you to not get advises from the internet when you are ill.