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Any docs out there, mild chest infection, Half Sunday, feel fine, dont know what to do?

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Ted May 2011 10:48am, 7 May 2011 9,311 posts	Quote Pin Ted Yes you do!
plodding hippo May 2011 10:51am, 7 May 2011 33,375 posts	Quote Pin plodding hippo all intensivists are "difficult"
Velociraptor May 2011 10:56am, 7 May 2011 15,702 posts	Quote Pin Velociraptor At the moment, I profoundly intensivists
JohnnyO May 2011 11:00am, 7 May 2011 8,144 posts	Quote Pin JohnnyO See, somebody loves me
plodding hippo May 2011 11:10am, 7 May 2011 33,382 posts	Quote Pin plodding hippo aw bless
NellyMarcos May 2011 11:10am, 7 May 2011 482 posts	Quote Pin NellyMarcos Lol you are funny, I know what you mean hippo but if we set of at a plod and speed up a bit surely that just means we feel ok doesnt it? Besides I think I have come to terms with not being able to go for a PB.
plodding hippo May 2011 11:15am, 7 May 2011 33,384 posts	Quote Pin plodding hippo well, it sounds like you are being sensible And there are plenty of half marathons later on in the year to have a crack at the pb
NellyMarcos May 2011 11:59am, 7 May 2011 483 posts	Quote Pin NellyMarcos By the way Hippo I did ask the doc why I always get chest infections and she just said some people do, she also said that the reason my symptoms were so mild is probably because my lungs are so strong. Also I have no valves in my nose so mucus (sorry) easily runs downwards
Stepford Wife May 2011 12:05pm, 7 May 2011 14,879 posts	Quote Pin Stepford Wife Is it not better out than in? I rarely get colds and when I do get snot it sits in my sinuses and refuses to move. And that can get a bit painful at times.
JohnnyO May 2011 12:06pm, 7 May 2011 8,145 posts	Quote Pin JohnnyO Valves in the nose? No wonder I failed first year anatomy. (And dodged the resit- dont tell anyone)