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Doomflower · 36-40, M
Yeah you're selling them way short. The array of issues a GP can cover is pretty extensive and a good one will refer you to a specialist if you need specialized care.
Sorry I'm an American idiot and didn't see the "UK people" part.
Sorry I'm an American idiot and didn't see the "UK people" part.
Jm31xxx · 46-50, M
@Doomflower After about a decade of getting no help from GPS, after listing my symptoms numerous times I gave up an turned to Dr Google and actually got a diagnosis (and even getting a name for my problem, not a solution, just a name felt like winning the lottery).
Then when I went and told GPS, I got blank stares and stonewalled. This went on for years and in the interim time I was forced to self medicate.
Eventually after fighting tooth and nail, I got to see a neurologist (as in Professor and the authority of a Professor transcends a GP). The neurologist very promptly agreed with my diagnosis.
That was when I found help dealing with my problem.
If my GPs had actually listened and not read from their script, perhaps the would have told me I should go see a neurologist way way way earlier, things would have been way better for me.
Then when I went and told GPS, I got blank stares and stonewalled. This went on for years and in the interim time I was forced to self medicate.
Eventually after fighting tooth and nail, I got to see a neurologist (as in Professor and the authority of a Professor transcends a GP). The neurologist very promptly agreed with my diagnosis.
That was when I found help dealing with my problem.
If my GPs had actually listened and not read from their script, perhaps the would have told me I should go see a neurologist way way way earlier, things would have been way better for me.
LadyJ · F
I now tell my gp what the problem is and what medication i need..he's useless
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