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AIBU to be furious over an incorrect result on my notes?

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koolkatxx · 01/05/2026 10:15

I’m pregnant and 2 months ago went to maternity triage due to spotting/cramps. They took a swab and I was told I have thrush afterwards. No big deal.
Today I checked my test result notes on the app and saw an entry from that visit saying positive for thrush AND chlamydia. Obviously I completely panicked.
I called my GP who said they can only see thrush on their system, nothing about chlamydia. I then spoke to maternity triage and the midwife checked and told me there is no chlamydia result on my report from that visit and that it must be an error on Badger Notes.
I had a massive shock seeing that with crazy scenarios going through my head about DH potentially cheating on me etc. I had a panic attack for like 30 minutes (pregnancy hormones are also making it more stressful)
And now I’m being told it’s a “mistake” as if it is no biggie
AIBU to be absolutely furious about this?? It feels like a huge thing to get wrong, especially in pregnancy.

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YellowSloth · 01/05/2026 21:57

I assume this is your first pregnancy. I spend 7 hours stuck up the hospital after being transferred to consultant care cause it had been recorded I had kidney disease when I finally got seen it took 10second to sort.... Mistakes and errors happen. If you she never hit the wrong key at work you will be recognised by the king I am sure.

MidnightEagle · 01/05/2026 21:41

What exactly did the note say? Chlamydia is definitely something they would test for in that scenario. I wouldn't be furious, it sounds just like an administrative error.

Namechangedforthisoneyep · 01/05/2026 21:39

I completely get your panic but to be absolutely furious now that you know the truth is a bit much.

Mistakes happen, you followed good steps to check out your query and find the truth before any further harm was done. That’s life.

Confusedmum74858 · 01/05/2026 21:36

Initially yes I would’ve panicked as well but they’ve reassured you it was a mistake and mistakes do happen and it wasn’t a big mistake I.e misdiagnosis. It’s not caused anything life threatening so I think you should let it go sorry, it’s nothing to be furious about.