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Woke up in agony... advice, please!

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DrVonPatak · 20/06/2019 08:42

Woke up this morning with my entire back in one big stitch! Literally wanting to scream with every inhale, DH had to go fetch some painkillers before work so I could get to the ensuite loo. Employer very understanding, but I have an unpostponable meeting at 1PM and HAVE TO get myself to work by then. Freaking out slightly... I'm not prone to this at all, I mean I have been known to get a very occasional crook in the neck, but this is madness!!! Completely out of nowhere!

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DrVonPatak · 24/06/2019 13:12

I'M GOING HOME!!! WOOOHOOO!!! They said that ideally they'd like to keep me in, but they are strapped for beds and I seem like a sensible type. My sats are 96-98% and holding, I'm ready for tablet antibiotics and as long as I don't do anything stupid, I should be ok. Have to see the consultant again in autumn about that possible asthma and have to start my 5 year pneumococcal vaccine now rather than in my 60s, but I can cope with that. Yaaaay, I'm going home!!! Grin

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BobbyBrewstersMagicTorch · 24/06/2019 13:17

Good news OP! Glad you're on the mend. Take it easy now. Flowers

justasking111 · 24/06/2019 13:35

Please take it easy, that cough is going to be around for a while, do not be a super hero and think you can do everything, washing, cooking, cleaning. Time for them to wait on you, so ensure they do.

FaithInfinity · 24/06/2019 14:24

Oh that’s great news! I’m glad you turned the corner. Now take it easy at home!

EKGEMS · 24/06/2019 15:59

I'm glad you've been discharged to home and I hope you are resting,drinking fluids and being sensible! There's a lot of good treatments for asthma so take care!

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