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this post was submitted on 07 Jan 2024
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It's worth noting that, now that people have had a few hours to vote, none of the most upvoted replies mention ADHD.
And that's honestly not a positive. People out there don't get diagnosed until their 30s because they never seriously considered it. Not saying OP has ADHD, but dismissing it outright without more exploration is potentially harmful.
Oh for fuck sake. No, failing to give a voice to the hypochondriacs who bleat about every medical condition under the sun in any random social media thread isn't "potentially harmful" by any stretch of the imagination. Frankly, constantly obsessing over such things is itself causing harm.
The irony is that constant obsessions/hyperfocus is a symptom of ADHD.