Not much makes me angry

[IDB1]

but misinformation from my GP and subsequent messing with my prescription does .. .. .. flaming buttholes!!... :evil:

 

[TheGreenRabbit]

.. .. flaming buttholes!!... :evil:

As you have a flaming butthole I would go back to the GP, for a cure. Dare I say 'Agent Picolax' was the cause ?

 

[tintin40]

+2 that. they are just pill dispensers & over paid to :evil:

 

[orange71]

I work with GPs and beg to differ

 

[IDB1]

Good job I mini-stockpile Tramadol :roll:

And. . . . .

@ Agent Picolax . . . .

 

[IDB1]

I work with GPs and beg to differ

Ours is one of those multi-doc practices and there's one or 2 that are little more than oxygen thieves..

And the reception people are in a similar boat.....

 

[orange71]

Well if the government gets its way you'll be able to register wherever you want e.g. near work if you commute a long way. As it is practice catchment areas overlap so why not seek out another surgery?

 

[IDB1]

We've already changed once and there's not many in the area taking new patients..

This one is ok as long as you get the 'right' doc. . . medication review is always stressful and the fool I saw today is one of those 'on loan' dicks..

 

[rosstheboss]

I crashed my bike a couple of years ago and hurt my shoulder, went to A&E, got xrayed and was told nothing was broken, arm got put in sling and lots of pisstaking from everyone. Two weeks later get a phone call from the xray department saying the consultant had had a look at the xrays and he'd found a break!!! Went back in, got re-xrayed, the break was pointed out, looked like the people that decide whether there's a break or not are the machine operators!!! Doctor noticed it straight away and seemed not only pissed off it had been missed the first time but also miffed as it seemed to happen quite oftenn!!! Finally ended up getting some sympathy after that!!!