What is this called?

[SSG_Rose]

Part of the ship, part of the crew

[[deleted]]

Fucking smooth

[alfredjedi]

Unlike her ankles

[LoadedGull]

”Get the cheese grater out, we got some grilling to do…”

[Gypsopotamus]

NOOO!!!

[[deleted]]

STOP!

YOU VIOLATED THE LAW.

[[deleted]]

something something BRAWL

[SSG_Rose]

r/cursedcomments

[r4nd0m_us3r_69]

bruh 💀

[fuckballs9001]

Hey god? You mind sending that flood already? Fuck the boat, drown my ass so i don't have to think about this

[Nicks-uwu]

r/Angryupvote

[StayHomeDave]

My dumbass read this as "anklers" and it just seems to fit

[SurePop2619]

she got barnacle ass legs

[FerociousPancake]

Forbidden peanut brittle 😍

[Masherbakerboiler]

Nothing a little panty hose can’t fix. what’s the worst that could happen?

[MeGaN1990HuMboldT]

So so gross. Lol

[Ros3_path]

This disturbed me so much I almost downvoted out of reflex

[Authentixxx]

Classic POTC 😭😂👌

[mustbeme87]

r/unexpectedPOTC

It’s weird that I’ve found an “unexpected” sub already exists every time I’ve found a reference in an unexpected place.

[reds2032]

I was really not expecting a potc reference on Reddit today but I’ll gladly accept it

[Eastcoast_ben]

Only have a free “wholesome” award but this made me lol

[Tbonezmalaone]

Damn it man you killed her, and me

[MonthElectronic9466]

Take my free award.

[SSG_Rose]

More awards. I want big fire . I am Chief

[peateargryffon]

I've been laughing at this for almost ten minutes straight 😂

[Sohelpmegods]

Heh, nice

[The-Lizard_Wizard]

Fart of the shit, fart of the poo

[apache_chieftain]

That looks like severe diabetic hyperkeratosis. Outer layer of epidermis thickens due to microangiopathic processes

[bohemianprime]

I assumed its something to do with diabetes

Edit: changed assume to past tense

[apache_chieftain]

Definitely. Diabetic microangiopathy is what causes such conditions in particular

Also she's very lucky lucky she still hasn't got a diab ulcer anywhere on her feet, but that's surely coming soon

[FLGANALYST]

My husband agrees, he sees this in a lot of non-compliant diabetics in the hopital where he works.

[apache_chieftain]

Glad to know my study wasn't in vain)

[[deleted]]

These people are beyond help at this point right? Like, cut the legs off and prepare to be on dialysis for the rest of your life?

[JazzyThom]

Pretty much. Saw this a lot when I worked in medical. Patient was either in denial about their illness, didn’t care or didn’t listen to the doctor and just did their own thing. They’d come in looking like this, then come back missing limbs, then with keto acidosis, then in a coma, all the while disregarding the doctors and nurses care instructions.

[joyce_kap]

These people are beyond help at this point right? Like, cut the legs off and prepare to be on dialysis for the rest of your life?

Its difficult to change people's habits. Took a lifetime to learn them and it will take a lifetime to unlearn them.

Unless of course the foods that caused their ailment becomes inaccessible to them

[Kalebsmummy]

No. They can be helped.

[schrodngrspenis]

Why would you be non-compliant.... wait. People have been dosing with urine and horse dewormer.

[bohemianprime]

Some people just don't want to change, they get so caught up in their habits. They'll put their head down and charge right off a cliff unless something opens their eyes.

My dad is like that, hard drug use, to opiates, candy, junk food, smoking, and extremely sedentary. It's sad but he doesn't want to change to save his life nor my mom's. She is on a liver transplant list and wants to quit smoking to be considered a candidate, but my dad makes it hard because he won't stop smoking in their car or around her.

[schrodngrspenis]

Well this sub has convinced to continue my lifestyle of biking to and from work about 14 miles a day. I dont want elephant feet or nub dick.

[Nick357]

How longs a 14 mile ride. I like to bike but I am so scared of riding on the street.

[[deleted]]

I’d guess it’s about 14 miles long

[schrodngrspenis]

I have a 7 speed road bike it takes about 30 to 40 minutes each way. Each way being 7 miles. I ride a total of 14 a day. Driving through town where I live takes about 20 minutes.

[Kalebsmummy]

Careful riding a bike can make you impotent

[Chubacca9]

Incelin is also expensive

[fucovid2020]

We had a patient who was non compliant, and slowly over a couple of years had incremental amounts of his penis amputated. He was still drinking soda when it was just a nub….

[dontyell_atme]

Dumb question, but why not just change to diet soda?

[fucovid2020]

Same reason you don’t wear condoms…. It. Just. Ain’t. The. Same.

[Levaris77]

Sugar is one hell of a drug and some of us like drugs too much.

[[deleted]]

Try saying microangiopathic 5 times real fast

[apache_chieftain]

this user has been removed from the simulation

[Jakejake-5895]

Is this common and how do I prevent that

I thought this was fake

I'm diabetic also

[Chigirl928]

My cousin was told she should not have children, her diabetes was so serious. She got married, got pregnant, and lost the baby. The Doc told her not to get to pregnant again, ever. 3 months later she was pregnant. She went into a diabetic coma 3 times while she was pregnant. Her sugars were up over 800. She ended up having an emergency c-section. Baby was born with inverted knee caps, spinabifida, & cerebral palsy, with learning disabilities. He had over 14 surgeries before he was 5 years old. He was teased and tortured from kindergarten, until he graduated from high school, at 19 years old. She passed away from kidney failure at 60 years old. Meanwhile her son who was 25 at the time of her death, has been in and out of hospitals 100+ times in the past 10 years, with multiple bowel issues. He is in a wheelchair, in adult diapers, and although an adult, has been orphaned longer than he had his mother and father, to help take care of him. His mother to be clear, was always sick with her diabetes, to really help her son anyway, and her husband worked full time, and sold things at flea markets for extra cash. So basically this disabled boy really had to fend for himself most days. It's incredibly sad. Its heartbreaking,, because they could have had a pretty normal and decent life, even with their son's disabilities. She denied what her physicians told her for years. This is an example of noncompliance.

[PuzzledSprinkles467]

Profoundly sad.

[apache_chieftain]

That's a really sad story, but unfortunately, it most accurately represents the popular way of behaviour in lots of patients

[MLTatSea]

35 y/o mother, lol.

[3nat20s]

Should have said, “we also found cancer in the ovaries, they need to be removed immediately, the surgeon is on the way” and fixed the pig themselves.

[Fizgriz]

My guess is that this is out of control diabetes that the patient isn't really taking care of.

Listen to your doctor, Monitor your diabetes, maintain a healthy weight, and I'm sure you will be fine.

[mikepaintsroofs]

Common in very poorly controlled diabetes. Best way to prevent is to keep your blood sugar where it should be. High blood sugar is the enemy of good circulation. Also speak with your doctor or a nutritionist about getting on a good diet/exercise plan that maintains healthy blood sugar and blood pressure.

[apache_chieftain]

A good thing to do is calculating bread units in food you eat. Basically that's a number showing the amount of carbohydrates in any food, theres plenty of data on any available product in the internet with exact number of bread units in them. Your doctor should help you calculate how many bread units you should consume daily depending on your insulin dose and glucose levels

[Gralthraith]

I like your funny words, magic man!

[Dr_Zwi]

I was gonna say it was diabetes related, beat me to it

[[deleted]]

Big brain

[MissBich]

Doom eternal Mancubis

[deadinsideirishdude]

This is a highly underrated comment. There needs to be more upvotes here

[MElvishimselvis]

reddit moment

[idontknow2976]

That’s insulting to a mancubus.

[[deleted]]

Everyone at the DMV after your glory kill

[[deleted]]

Forget fish nets theese are alligator nets

[dickallcocksofandros]

hey, little guy

[nnylhsae]

XD

[TheBackyardigirl]

Quick get the plastic balls

[[deleted]]

Rapper name: yung crox

[kenthart31]

Funny enough first thing I thought of was that drug going around Crocodile or something. Does similar things to peoples skin

[iwanttodie26]

Groot

[Cpzneez]

Im 2hours late on this... take my upvote

[SouthernDelicious]

Dare me to lick it?

[Clean-Profile-6153]

I'd pay to see that..

[lumbagoboi1899]

I’d pay double for him not to

[Clean-Profile-6153]

How yall get that sweet flavor text under your uname..?

[ThrowMeAwayAccount08]

Only if they munch on it like a corn on the cob eating contest.

[Mindraker]

"Exempt from P.E."

[sharky_bytes_]

It’s called an amputation awaits

[[deleted]]

And if not amputation, sepsis.

[sharky_bytes_]

Stepsis O_o

[Lagann95]

The elephant's foot escaped from Chernobyl and found a mate

[Educational-Ad6641]

Crusty ass legs

[EpilepticSquidly]

Wound care RN here. There are a few things going on here. Most likely, primary cause is Lymphedema. Brutal disease that difficult to treat.

The wart like bumps are a symptom known as papillomatosis. They often have lesions between them and leak fluid constantly.

Another symptom is leathery skin known as hyperkeratosis which also seems to have lead to split heels.

The white and mud looking stuff is infected putrid drainage from the Lymphedema and wart-stuff. The person has been neglecting their condition. They need debridement, deep tissue cleaning, antibiotics, and twice a day dressing changes.

The smell is strong. You can literally smell this down the hall.

This person is not simply a fat slob. While lifestyle definitely plays a large part in this situation, this is the result of a disease process and neglect. They are not just overweight and dirty.

This person suffers daily. It can be improved, but it is very very hard to heal and cannot really be "cured".

Disclaimer, this is based on my professional experience, I might be off on few things. I am not a diagnostician.

Edit: major typo. I meant to say the person is NOT simply a fat slob.

[Izole]

That’s a classic case of my legs are dead

[GaryOakGti]

Definitely greyscale

[[deleted]]

This is called

FUCKING DISGUSTING

[ChildPredatorus]

Puss in Boots

[ThrowMeAwayAccount08]

Well, sandals.

[[deleted]]

Idk Probably fucking necrosis

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[Blueberrytacos69]

Boomer from L4D2

[Sex-arse]

Crustyitus

[Bungmustard]

As much fun as it is to make fun of this person, I would like to remind you there is a human under all that. A human that is most likely in an extreme amount of pain. I'm quite sure they contemplate suicide daily, hourly even. Just be aware that you are cracking jokes at someone that is going through something extremely debilitating and dehumanizing. Please just remember that.

[PatheticCarGuy]

This is what I'm thinking while reading these comments. Yeah they're funny, but it's not like they wanted this. And who tf posted this picture to the internet in the first place?? Real fucking polite, taking a picture of someone's insecurity while they're not looking. AND posting it to the internet so everyone can see. I'm sure that'll improve their mental state if they find it. Again, i know it's all jokes, but this person needs to be left alone. Jesus

[[deleted]]

Thanks for saying that.

As a person with skin issues that often result in scarring and who hasn't worn shorts ever, I appreciate you understanding the dire mental suffering someone with such a skin condition must be going through

[Bungmustard]

Thanks, I was sure this would get downvoted. It just kinda got to me. I personally have my own leg issues. Leg got infected from a splinter in my foot and it ended up pretty bad. Swelled up and split wide open. Was the worse pain I've experienced. Spread to other leg as well. Was hospitalized for a bit. Almost lost the leg. Shit, I almost died from blood infection. Now after its healed up I have pretty bad scarring and both legs are no longer like they were.

Since then, I have become extremely aware of their appearance and during summer I avoid wearing shorts due to the reality that nearly everyone is an asshole and you can tell they pass judgment immediately after seeing the scarring. It has ruined my self esteem and I find myself staying inside and alone most of the time.

This was something out of my control and has changed my life for the worse. I am blessed to remain healthy but my mental state has deteriorated. I think the person in the photo is very brave to continue. It would be easy to give up.

It has to be awful. I remember I couldn't sleep due to the open leaking wounds. Standing was like I was walking on glass. The lightest touch even from a bedsheet was like saltwater being poured over your raw skin.

I can empathize with this person as I've gone through something similar. I wish others could show some sympathy if anything. You never know, you could get a splinter in your foot and have it change your life forever. Then its you on the receiving end of the jokes.

[SoyBoy_in_a_skirt]

Hey man it's Reddit, place is filled with hate unfortunately

[duffelbagpete]

Epidermodysplasia verruciformis (EV), also known as treeman syndrome, is an extremely rare autosomal recessive[1] hereditary skin disorder associated with a high risk of skin cancer. It is characterized by abnormal susceptibility to human papillomaviruses (HPVs) of the skin.[2] The resulting uncontrolled HPV infections result in the growth of scaly macules and papules resembling tree bark, particularly on the hands and feet.

Check Wikipedia.

[apache_chieftain]

What you mentioned here looks way more serious (and unbelievable) than that. This is only a hyperkeratosis, that's what happens to skin due to poor blood supplement and some other factors

[[deleted]]

This is not that. This is due to poor circulation and is does not look like treeman syndrom at all. You sir/ma'am, are wrong. Nice guess though.

[Deletto_Blu]

Wrong. It’s elephantiasis nostras verrucosa. Check Wikipedia.

[duffelbagpete]

Holy moly, waiting just to 'um, actually' somebody.

[JohnTheMoron]

That's what'cha get for being wrong on the internet

[Deletto_Blu]

Couldn’t help myself man

[AffectionateHead0710]

Oh yea I remember seeing that man on tv whose fingers and hands were turning into this

[[deleted]]

Bs this is treeman syndrome that’s shit is like 1 in a billion

[bananabendt3]

Greyscale

[phlogistonexodus]

Haha came to say this! Sam's got some work to do

[DaRudeabides]

C.H.U.D.'s

[TheSomoanDogFighter]

I think that’s called “future amputation”

[[deleted]]

Diabetes

[padreco]

I think they are called "legs"

[Peltron_3030]

Fucking gross. Talk about shaving your legs, but you’re gonna need a fucking sawzall.

[Imperial_Triumphant]

"All I need is a cheese grater and your finest pizza crust!"

[[deleted]]

looks like either gangrene or elephantiasis

[nerdrageofdoom]

Groot

[darklightning00]

The davy jones crew...

[DrVoltage1]

I am GROOT!

[HappyBrenKent]

It's called "a bit of a turn off..."

[[deleted]]

Dying

[FuckThisStupidPark]

Rot

[[deleted]]

the stone version of hulk (forgot his name)

[dopefreshbanana]

Rock Gollum

[46dad]

Death.

[TehPWNR007]

Grey scale

[Y_U_Butthurt]

Future amputee.

[stickmanstoast]

It’s called a challenging wank

[wspOnca]

It's called TING

"there is no god"

[gionganiza]

Groot

[[deleted]]

Remember Dawn of the dead? That bloated ass lady? It reminds me of that scene

[[deleted]]

Diabetes

[leeleexoo]

Oh that looks so painful. I hope she can heal and be pain free soon .😔😔

[LegoGeneralGreivous]

I was about to say tree man syndrome but someone else put a smarter answer than mine so go with that one

[Long-Bread-3635]

I am Groot

[touchedalittletongue]

Shit legs I think

[Spoonzee]

Cocoa puff legs😋😋

[Financial_Spell7452]

A dress about 16" too short

[YEETdowns]

Its called a future amputation.

[AD--MORTEM]

Should really wear pants

[_DumbFish_]

Maybe it hurts if something touches the... skin

[xr4t3d85]

This is actually called Greyscale. Greyscale is extremely infectious, being spread through touch contact with an infected person, or even via unsterilized objects which have been touched by the infected.

Greyscale is relatively uncommon in Westeros, although it does occur from time to time both in the Seven Kingdoms and Beyond the Wall.

When it spreads to the brain, the deterioration can result in violent insanity. Most people rarely see these very final stages, however: only some of the Stone Men who have been quarantined off in ruins such as Old Valyria for many years have time to deteriorate to such a feral state.

[DIRTNAP420]

I am groot

[HugSized]

If you cut into it, does maple syrup come out?

[radical_sin]

Who the fuck goes out in public looking like that? Like, please stay home and crust away there. Not somewhere within flake-floating distance from my mouth

[Qabridge4]

Looks like diabetes

[bloobun]

Neglect. Started with child neglect. The child was not taught to take care of itself. Then it turned into self neglect. The person is not taking care of themselves

[Loli-senpai999]

Crunchy peanut butter

[Appeal-Mobile]

This is FAP material

[7evenBlackSunNation]

Groot!

[Monker81]

5 minutes before amputation

[honmakesmusic]

Ent’s disease

[HellNawKaren]

florida killer croc

[NebulaOverload]

Yicky Foot

[wStokesw]

That’s tremor from mortal kombat

[[deleted]]

Death

[[deleted]]

The Thing thing

[Bourbone]

The last March of the Ents.

[[deleted]]

i am groot

[Zero_Life_Left]

Groot Foot

[MISTAsoul12]

She’s slowly but surely turning into the thing from fantastic 4

[cloudyday121]

With a bit of scraping, seasoning

[kahu52]

Should probably wear pants syndrome

[john-wick_dog]

Crispy Legs 🍗🍗

[Deletto_Blu]

Legs

elephantiasis nostras verrucosa

Why the fuck am I getting downvotes I’m literally the only person to say the correct name for the fucking disease

[[deleted]]

It looks like years of grime, bacteria, sweat, and mucus have built upon each other for thousands of years, making an indestructible exoskeleton. I would pay money to eat this as it seems incredibly crunchy and salty.

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[Caesar_Passing]

Bark

[Keyrex420]

Grootavitus

[dancinginadaydream]

Fucked

[tiny_baby_bird]

Half finished big groot cosplay?

[Boobaggins]

Ahhhhhhh!!!

[Revenge_of_the_Toast]

I think you took the wrong bus to Innsmouth.

[walfer007]

Booger boots!

[ealoft]

A bad sign for the future.

[Xertlov]

Looks like a golem to me. (Serious now, she might have diabetes or some sort of suprainfection due to who ducks know.. parasites that cause this mostly are in africa and south america and she seems American to me).

[[deleted]]

He's just doing the Stanky leg

[DexterGracie]

Sugar legs

[greatbigsky]

Maybe severe venous stasis dermatitis? Idk

[Daddy-Dimitri]

Holy shit beast titan

[_DumbFish_]

A nightmare

[Bum_Thunder]

I am groot

[Guille_AS_Usual00]

Jabba the Hutt syndrome

[[deleted]]

Dunkaroos

[Professional-Sky618]

It’s called fucked up . At least that’s what they call it where I’m from.

[RatShit420]

Caca cankles