I have a massively problematic stomach. Had severe bacterial dysentry when I was younger and as a result, it seems to have left my stomach enormously sensitive. Have had barium meals and the like that show I have a hyperacidic stomach.
Because of this, I take omeprazole (not constantly, but when I need it, I get a script maybe for 1-2 months in a year and it seems to sort it out for a long period). When I take it, my stomach is ok.
A few months ago (cannot remember when, may have been the end of last year), I went to the doctor and asked her for some omeprazole. She refused to give it to me. Said she wanted to see what would happen if I didn't take it. I said 'I know what will happen because my stomach will get much much worse' and she said, well too bad. You need any more, you have to have an endoscopy but let's just wait and see what happens (so she wouldn't book the endoscopy either).
So I went off without the script.
So roll forward time, and I've had to have 2 days off work this week because I'm in so much stomach pain. Have just managed to get through to the docs who are squeezing me in this afternoon but say if I am in that much pain, then I should go to the hospital . I TOLD THEM this has crept up on me because I didn't get the chance to take the omeprazole when I needed it and now my stomach is in dreadful state (this is what used to happen - I suspect I have an ulcer). The thing about the omeprazole is that it wards this off because this really creeps up on me and gets bad very quickly.
Is it worth saying anything or did she have a point stopping my prescription? Personally, I think she shouldnt' have done.