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r/HPylori•

Hi everyone. I was just diagnosed with H-Pylori. I did a colonoscopy screening since my aunt died recently from colon cancer and the doctor did a biopsy and confirmed that I am positive H-Pylori.

So I just want to ask, for the past 5 years I’ve had chest tightness when I lay down on my bed. Is it one of this disease symptom? This is a really new thing to me.

Thanks!

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I just finished the dragon dungeon and I'm currently dreading that the game is ending soon, which I think it is.

How far along am I, and if I were to replay the game, how does it compare to the likes of P5R or P3R?

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r/DotA2•

Valve, can you please help to set up legacy key properly?

Some of the skills are missing keys in-game. Most notably Lina Aghs and Kev skill 3. Thanks!

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r/RealSlamDunk•

Slam Dunk is so iconic and has such a huge world that it’s easy to imagine it continuing for more arcs, especially with more character development and expanded storylines for the main cast. Seeing Hanamichi, Rukawa, and the rest of the team take on new challenges, advance in school years, or face new rivals could have been exciting, and the manga definitely has the potential for an extended series like Naruto or Bleach. Plus, with a longer story, there’d be room for more character exploration, team dynamics, and even fanservice moments for dedicated fans.

That said, part of the magic of Slam Dunk is how it wraps up in such a satisfying and grounded way. It ends on a high note, leaving reade

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r/kpopthoughts•

I've been going and listening through all of his discography. But I think G Dragon's "A Boy" is definitely his best album so far. It came out at a very important time in his career and shows how talented and versatile he is as a musician. The music is captivating, and the lyrics are thoughtful, making "A Boy" a masterpiece that really represents G Dragon's artistic style.Th

The meaningful lyrics in "A Boy" give the album extra importance. G Dragon's introspective and emotional words let us see into his personal experiences, struggles, and successes. The honesty and openness in his lyrics create a strong connection between him and the listeners, turning "A Boy" into more than just a bunch of

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r/ManchesterUnited•

We lost 5 games in December since 1933

Forest won against us since 1994

We lost 14 times in half a season since 1931.

Four consecutive matches without scoring a goal in all competitions for the first time since November 1992 under Alex Ferguson.

Lost 21 games in all competitions in 2023 - only in 1930 (28), 1972 (25) and 1921 (24) have they ever lost more in a calendar year.

What are the rest of the records?

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r/ManchesterUnited•

I'm dumbfounded to be honest. I appreciate the sentiment behind back your manager post but we're actually regressing in terms of performances from last season and we don't have a distinct identity to build on. City, Arsenal and Liverpool were built to a large extent on their manager's tactical mould even when things were going pear shaped. Discuss.

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