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Seeing a doctor when on holiday
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Aug 2013
7:43am, 10 Aug 2013
8082 posts
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Gymfreak
Is it possible? My tonsils are taking over my entire mouth and have lumps on so think I might need antibiotics as they are getting worse rather than better. I'm currently away in Scotland cycling around 100m a day which probably isn't helping proceedings. Anyone know if there's anything I can do or do I just live with it. I don't want to get properly ill and have to come home yet  |
Aug 2013
8:00am, 10 Aug 2013
1967 posts
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ChrisThePuma
pretty sure you can just walk in and get an emergency "sit and wait" appointment in most places. |
Aug 2013
8:30am, 10 Aug 2013
2470 posts
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Wobbling
Yep, as Chris says, you can turn up at a surgery and been seen as an emergency. |
Aug 2013
8:36am, 10 Aug 2013
5729 posts
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LouLou
Phone NHS 24 when you get to Edinburgh and they should tell you where nearest out of hours GP is and organise for you to be seen. On a weekday, you could probably show up at any GP surgery and they would try and get you a temporary resident appointment. |
Aug 2013
8:58am, 10 Aug 2013
69482 posts
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santababy
crikey, if its tonsillitis no wonder you feel shit. Try what Lou says, think we were sent to Hospital to see out of hours guy last time, not A&E though, different bit |
