This Artist Visualized Symptoms of 9 Patients, And You Can Really Feel Their Pain

You can see that this guy was getting pretty regular seizures over 30 weeks. After seeing this image, he realized that this was always happening during his most stressful days each week. He's made it a priority to manage his stress and now does yoga and meditation every day!

Fibromyalgia is a pretty common disease that causes pain in joints and muscles. You can see that there were specific spots on her body that were always tender, and she was always super tired. In the last five weeks after treatment, it seems like her muscle pain wasn't as bad, but she still had jaw pain and fatigue.

Nonallergic rhinitis is one of those crazy diseases that makes you sneeze a lot and gives you a runny nose all the time, and no one knows why. This poor guy finally got this diagnosis after showing his doctor this image. It wasn't allergies!

OK, no more cheeseburgers and skipping the gym for me. This guy was feeling chest pain, numbness in his joints, headaches, and had breathing issues over 6 months. After doing everything his doctor told him, he seems to be doing better the last few weeks!

Bell's palsy is a nerve problem that affects your face muscles. The left-side of this young woman's face was drooping down a lot over 6 months. Can you imagine what that must have been like?

This guy got asthma attacks at week 11 and week 13. But even during pretty good weeks, he was tired and coughed a lot, mostly at night.

This young diabetes patient realized that he always felt better when he did everything his doctor instructed! He kept track of his many symptoms, including fatigue, thirst, and these sores on his face. Daily glucose readings are not fun, but they're important! He used this awesome app called bant.

Trigeminal neuralgia is a nerve problems that causes a stabbing or electric-shock-like pain in parts of your face. This poor woman felt terrible pain frequently over 6 months. After each attack, her face would burn and throb for days on end.

This man was receiving chemotherapy and other cancer treatments over 6 months. You can really see his constant nausea and dizziness. For a solid one and a half weeks, he felt chills constantly and couldn't stay warm no matter what. The doctor added a medication, but his dizziness got worse. He's doing better now, but still feeling queasy.