Words used in medical terminology (Like many areas of science) were made using specific latin roots for a reason you numpty, and the reason why is so the definition is clear and set, and there won’t be some idiot insisting a word means something it doesn’t.

Take hypoglycemia for example. Hypo: Low Glyc: Sugar -emia: In blood.

Just try to divine what hypoglycemia could POSSIBLY mean given that information. It’s a bit more than a fucking hint.

Dermatitis? Derma: Skin -itis: Inflammation. Sweet JESUS what ever could dermatitis mean?!?!?

Next you’re going to tell me pericarditis, containing the roots Peri (Around) Card (Heart, Cardio) -itis (inflammation) means inflammation around the heart! Insanity!

So what ever in WORLD could a medical condition named HYDROPHOBIA ever mean?

That’s what I’m doing. But if I find a good link via liftoff and want to continue reading on Dex I have to find the post again.

It’s a very small criticism I know, and somewhat rare use case, but it’s the only one I have.

I like it. My only criticism so far is that I use Dex pretty frequently and it is not very usable through Dex.

Lifted trucks. My assurance goes up 10x if they have rims and tires meant for the road.