My mum is 90, with a number of health issues (type 2 diabetes, under active thyroid, kidney disease, heart failure, obesity and more.) She has been on mounaro for her diabetes for over a year and has lost 6 stone and was generally feeling a lot better for it. Recently she has started suffering hot flushes, dizziness, agitation and generally feeling wrong/unwell. Her weight loss has suddenly accelerated to 6lbs a week which seems a bit alarming. I think it started to scare her (she is a long time GP avoider) since she checked her BP herself Thursday and noticed that her heart rate was in the 30s. She made a GP appointment, which was yesterday. The GP was apparently dismissive, disinterested and had little to say. He booked her bloods and an ECG for 10 days time, and when pushed by my 90 year old mum agreed that maybe she could reduce her thyroxine dose in the meantime. AIBU to ask to see another GP Monday? Surely there shoud be a bit more urgency when a 90 year old has a HR in the 30s? (He did take her HR which was 45 in clinic.) Any advice would be really welcome.