Anthia, most Dr's surgerys have 'space' for emergencies. Who told you he couldnt be seen? Was it the Dr or the receptionist. I would call back and demand to get in.
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Anthia, most Dr's surgerys have 'space' for emergencies. Who told you he couldnt be seen? Was it the Dr or the receptionist. I would call back and demand to get in.
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are there any other gps u could go 2?
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After reading Christy's post, I agree with her. He is obviously fighting some sort of infection and the body having a temperature is it's natural fighting mechanism. Because he is throwing up so much, it is REALLY important that he keeps having sips of fluid, or icypoles or jelly are classed as fluid too.
Try not to stress too much either, it will just worry DS too and make the bubs play up.
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The receptionist went and asked the doctor when i basically begged her to see him and they said we have absolutely no room for him.
No other gp near us will see us cause they have all closed their books.
Lucy in the sky with diamonds.
Tis ok, you can handle this and it might be better not to drag the lot of you out. Do the compress and fluids thing, keep him quiet on the couch and try the Nurse On Call.
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