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Cyraxx has a habit of pretending to be sick or injured, or greatly exaggerate the extent of health issues he does have, to pity people into leaving him alone or to fish for sympathy. In 2014, Cyraxx had a freakout while staying the weekend at [[Gordon Wilkins|Gordon]]'s house after his wife, Jenny, refused to take him to the hospital for a pimple on his leg that Cyraxx thought was gangrena. Jenny had to throw him outside the house until he calmed down. A few years later, Cyraxx claimed that Jenny almost left him for dead by refusing to take him to the hospital for his leg "infection", and also nearly died of hypothermia after being locked outside in the frigid spring night of Florida.   

Cyraxx repeateadly attempted to make the trolls feel bad about him by complaining about his leg being infected and causing him excruciating pain, saying that doctors told him that it could fall off if untreated. This is of course complete nonsense, especially so when Cyraxx claims that the cause of his self-diagnosed infection is either stress-induced eczema going septic because of the trolls messing with him online, or lack of movement from being "trapped" in the house due to Cyraxx fearing that trolls will ambush him as soon as he steps outside. While Cyraxx greatly exaggerates how bad his leg feels, it is however presenting signs of infection, especially on the foot. Regardless however, Cyraxx's leg infection is most certainly caused by the extremely unsanitary conditions in which he festers, being regularly bitten by pests and refusing to clean himself, or wearing the same clothes for up to a week sometimes. And even if we were to buy his lie that his septic eczema flare-ups are caused by trolls stressing him, he could easily make it better simply by staying off the Internet since it causes him so much pain, but Cyraxx would seemingly rather lose his leg than to stop messing around online.   

While some people have theorized that Cyraxx exhibits behaviors consistent with Factitious disorder (also known as the Munchausen syndrome), it is unlikely that he actually has this disorder, as he always feigns illness with clear objectives and gains in mind, as opposed to doing so strictly impulsively.