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Ibelive2020
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Docs just rung again they have sent more meds to my chemist that needs picked up at 4.30pm he wont tell me what my abnormal results r till monday he says he needs to explain properly face to face
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If he won’t tell you until Monday I’d say that’s a sign that it is not something really serious as if it was he would want to see you sooner.
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@66Mustang he gave me 3 sets diff meds yesterday and hes sent another 2 boxes of diff meds to chemist today so I dont understand what's going on tbh as nobody will tell me anything
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I agree @Ibelive2020. Although the uncertainty must be unpleasant, the wait hopefully means it's not anything too serious. Maybe you could line up some more home-based activities to do with the kids in the meantime to take your mind off of things? The homemade bingo sounded fun!Online Community Coordinator, she/her
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Hi @Ibelive2020, you could actually tell, to a certain extent, what could be wrong, by looking at the medicines the doctor has given you.
For instance, if he's prescribed iron tablets, then your iron is low. If he's given you antibiotics, then you probably have an infection.
Don't worry too much, it's good that he's prescribed you something between now and Monday. You could also ask the pharmacist to explain to you what the medicines are for. -
THANK you everyone we have been drawing pictures and making things etc I'm now preparing a roast beef dinner for tea lol
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I need more stomach biopsies done 2 as my last ones came bk inconclusive
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