Morning all
Anybody else struggle with their GP? Mine seems unable to differentiate between the diabetes and any other illness. I'm not often poorly but its as if to him everything that I might have wrong with me is all related to the diabetes and he therefore looks no further. For about 3 weeks or more I have 'almost' had a cold and the most awful cough and extreme tiredness. All my blood numbers seem normal and I'm taking all the prescribed tablets however he seems reluctant to look any further and his final comment was "I suppose it could be some sort of virus but we can't give you anything for that". Its as if the diabetes is his 'covers everythings, no need to look any further' policy. Actually I don't even know why I'm surprised, this is the same idiot which mis-diagnosed the charcot joint last year, caused me to be in plaster for almost a year and is the reason I now wear very special NHS black tie up shoes and trousers whatever the weather
Anybody else struggle with their GP? Mine seems unable to differentiate between the diabetes and any other illness. I'm not often poorly but its as if to him everything that I might have wrong with me is all related to the diabetes and he therefore looks no further. For about 3 weeks or more I have 'almost' had a cold and the most awful cough and extreme tiredness. All my blood numbers seem normal and I'm taking all the prescribed tablets however he seems reluctant to look any further and his final comment was "I suppose it could be some sort of virus but we can't give you anything for that". Its as if the diabetes is his 'covers everythings, no need to look any further' policy. Actually I don't even know why I'm surprised, this is the same idiot which mis-diagnosed the charcot joint last year, caused me to be in plaster for almost a year and is the reason I now wear very special NHS black tie up shoes and trousers whatever the weather