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Should I get it checked out?

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halfpint Aug 2016 11:14am, 10 Aug 2016 21134 posts	0 halfpint Aargh! I think I will head to A&E shortly. I am not sore enough to be taking pain killers today as long as I don't move too much or in the wrong way.
ndellar Aug 2016 11:15am, 10 Aug 2016 3310 posts	0 ndellar What Winded said. If you've been in that much pain (even if it does ease off at times) you need to go and get checked out. Let us know how you get on.
halfpint Aug 2016 6:17pm, 10 Aug 2016 21136 posts	0 halfpint Well I got it checked out. Luckily I didn't have a long wait and was triaged straight to cubicles and not back to the waiting area like others. Doctor was confident there is no damage other than bruising/soft tissue. Paracetamol and ibuprofen until it stops hurting. Thanks for words of wisdom.
Sharkie Aug 2016 6:21pm, 10 Aug 2016 9592 posts	0 Sharkie Glad everytihng's ok, HP x
mad4purple Aug 2016 10:03pm, 10 Aug 2016 34014 posts	0 mad4purple Glad you got it checked and everything is OK.
Lip Gloss Aug 2016 10:27pm, 10 Aug 2016 16330 posts	0 Lip Gloss So glad you got you got it checked. Lammo not every doctor's receptionist is dfficult
halfpint Aug 2016 7:06am, 11 Aug 2016 21139 posts	0 halfpint LG I have encountered lovely, helpful receptionists but yesterday's one was downright obstructive. I think she might have been trying to protect the GP's though.

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