I'm someone who doesn't go to the doctors unless I absolutely have to as I know there is usually someone much worse off than me. The last time I went I had a breakdown and needed a referral to a counsellor.
This being said I've been 4 times in 3 weeks recently with a first diagnosed slightly overactive thyroid (my heart rate felt like it was going a 100 miles an hour), second time because the world was spinning, my heart was racing and I felt sick and like I was going to pass out (this was diagnosed as Vertigo), had to go back a week later because the nauseous was getting worse and the dizziness had eased but not completely gone. I assumed from vertigo I developed the worse headache I've ever had at the side of my head above my ear and my eye hurt but I went back for more anti-nauseous meds so I could function without feeling sick. I had to go back yesterday because the headache became unbearable and I couldn't sleep or focus and was (still am) in constant agony so I knew I needed to go. Turns out I've got neuro-nerve damage which will heal eventually but she wants me to go back in two weeks and prescribed stronger pain meds.
Am I being unreasonable for feeling guilty about using precious NHS time?