I do use the international dual sim version here in USA on T-Mobile.
5G almost never connects, since the version I have does not support the MM wave 5G antenna. So, pretty much stuck on 4G only.
An USB-WIFI adapter might not work, but a USB to ethernet adapter should work, if getting the device internet access is all you want.
How did you get your doctor to test you for adhd? I'm in USA, and my GP is not understanding my situation.
What android phone supports thunderbolt?
Did you find a remedy?
I have similar issues like yours.
Ulcers can form in the upper GI tract due to excess acid production, or lack of food, or chronic acid reflux due to hiatus hernia or insufficient gastro-esophageal valve closure. Each needs different sets of treatments. But if the treatments are not working, then you need to get tested for H. Pylori infection on one of the ulcers. It's a bacteria that really needs antibiotic treatment for it to go away, else the ulcer will persist indefinitely. To diagnose H Pylori, you need a an endoscopic biopsy done of the ulcer. Demand the doctor to get yourself tested for h pylori.
If possible, peanut butter is a good nutrient. Has good proteins and fat, and is easily swallowable. Avoid caffeine, tea, smoking, alcohol, anything citric, candy, sugary products, pineapple, papaya, hot (as in chilli hot) foods, chilies, chocolates, etc.
I wouldn't recommend Gatorade, as often has added acids for the flavor, which is not good for your GI tract right now. You can get unflavoured Oral rehydration powders over the counter, and use those only if you are dehydrated or feeling weak. Surviving on just salts and sugars is not good. You need macro nutrients for the wound to heal..
Ensure is fine, but not enough and very sugary. As I said earlier, have peanut butter. If you can have green leafy salads with some feta cheese, that is very good. I know it's very difficult to feel like eating amid the constant feeling of uneasiness and nausea, but you need to find some space in between. Maybe when it is the least worse.
That's exactly what I understood when I first read it.
That is not how the app works for me.
I get the blinking feature as soon as I get a notification, without the screen turning on.
Yes, I was very much disappointed with Samsung for killing the notification LED. I loved that feature on my S2, S3, and S6 edge. But for me, the third party apps do work.
There is no dedicated notification LED on the Samsung Galaxy S22. You need to use a third party app that lights up a very portion of the screen to mimic a notification LED. aodNotify is what I use.