Question 1

why do some people always have so much drama in their lives?

Accepted Answer

Genetic factors,: And personal experiences may lead to this, besides certain personality disorders. I m not sure if you ask this because you have or not so much. In any case, for a more specific answer, you can rephrase your question.

Question 2

it seems like drama follows me, how do i get it to stop? please help!

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Embrace it: As annoying as it can be, make a focused, conscious effort to seek out, identify and claim the 'drama' in your life. After a while it will either blend into your psyche's view of a 'normal day' (and thus seem less), or you will become less of a magnet for your social group to involve in their cumulative 'dramatic moments' (which will be less). Good luck!

Question 3

my family and i are not close by any means. they like to cause drama and bring up hurtful things. what can i do? im 32

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Reconcile?: Make an effort to reconcile so that you have no regrets.

Question 4

i feel like i am gonna die because i have do many problems.i am getting more pain and weaker every day.i can't do anything cause pain starts in back.

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Call your doctor: I wish i can help you over the internet but you need to see your doctor.  Nothing can compare to an in-person evaluation.

Question 5

does damp effect gout?

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No: But cold weather can potentially cause gouty crystal proliferation. That would be around distal joints like your big toe.

Question 6

can a rubber dam make you gag?

Accepted Answer

Yes: If you have a stong gag reflex, yes. Especially of the rubber dam is placed on a posterio tooth.

Question 7

do cells in the dermis die often?

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Not like other skin:  The dermal layer of skin is not consistently dying and being replaced like other skin layers.

Question 8

how does the dermis differ from ethe pidermis?

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Skin: The dermis is the outermost layer of skin &amp; the dermis sits below it. They differ in soooo many ways. I couldn't possibly do this justice in 400 characters or less. This is a good article by the American  Academy of Dermatology:  https://www.aad.org/public/kids/skin/the-layers-of-your-skin

Question 9

how do you know when a wound reached the dermis?

Accepted Answer

What do you mean?: The epidermis is so thin (think "roof" of a blister) that nearly all wounds reach the dermis. The dermis is the thick, sturdy portion of the skin (think the tough, fuzzy part of leather) and the epidermis is the waterproof layer on top (think the smooth layer on top that gives the leather its "finish"). Even a scratch often reaches the dermis. Hope this helps, but if not, ask again!

Question 10

what is the definition or description of: dermis?

Accepted Answer

Skin: Dermis is the technical term for the outside skin of the body.  It is used in a combined form for a number of skin related conditions such as dermatitis as well as the name of the skin specialist - a dermatologist.

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Why do some people always have so much drama in their lives?

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It seems like drama follows me, how do i get it to stop? please help!

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My family and i are not close by any means. they like to cause drama and bring up hurtful things. what can i do? im 32

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I feel like i am gonna die because i have do many problems.i am getting more pain and weaker every day.i can't do anything cause pain starts in back.

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Does damp effect gout?

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Can a rubber dam make you gag?

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Do cells in the dermis die often?

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How does the dermis differ from ethe pidermis?

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How do you know when a wound reached the dermis?

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What is the definition or description of: dermis?

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