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Being sick everyday for 4 weeks

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inkgirl · 14/08/2026 01:39

As the title says. Ive been sick everyday for the last 4 weeks, usually just a little. This time it was quite a bit. Not sure why I was sick as not eaten nice lunch time. I have a doctor's appointment on the 19th for something else. Do I wait till then and talk about it adding to a list of things I have to talk to them about or call 111 in the morning? I'm not pregnant. Pregnancy tests are negative so not sure why I'm being sick. Dont usually get stomach pains with the sickness and nausea but tonight I'm in a fair bit of pain right in the centre of my stomach.

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Toomuchtroublethesedays · 26/08/2026 11:14

There is always the hope that someone else reading might learn something useful from this type of thread.

CmNO · 26/08/2026 12:19

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MissMoneyFairy · 26/08/2026 16:14

Toomuchtroublethesedays · 26/08/2026 11:14

There is always the hope that someone else reading might learn something useful from this type of thread.

That's true, if this is genuine I hope op is OK. If it's not we won't hear anymore.

FrostyMorn · 26/08/2026 17:50

MissMoneyFairy · 26/08/2026 16:14

That's true, if this is genuine I hope op is OK. If it's not we won't hear anymore.

Yes, I hope the OP is OK.
I have to say as a gastritis sufferer this thread has made me quite worried.

MissMoneyFairy · 26/08/2026 20:08

FrostyMorn · 26/08/2026 17:50

Yes, I hope the OP is OK.
I have to say as a gastritis sufferer this thread has made me quite worried.

Try not to worry, keep in touch with your doctor, there have been too many "drug and prescription errors" on this thread which is unfortunate

justasking111 · 26/08/2026 20:41

MissMoneyFairy · 26/08/2026 20:08

Try not to worry, keep in touch with your doctor, there have been too many "drug and prescription errors" on this thread which is unfortunate

Prescription errors are something I have found are happening too frequently nowadays. I had to bin a couple of prescriptions in the last year for being contra indicated with my other health issues. I sit and read the information in the packaging and Google to make sure now.

Theendoftheroll · 26/08/2026 20:43

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RampantIvy · 26/08/2026 22:01

What's with all the deletions?

WhyDontILearn · 26/08/2026 22:55

RampantIvy · 26/08/2026 22:01

What's with all the deletions?

People have questioned the veracity of the thread.

MissMoneyFairy · Yesterday 13:32

WhyDontILearn · 26/08/2026 22:55

People have questioned the veracity of the thread.

What a shame, if it's not real it's very sad.

Theendoftheroll · Yesterday 14:49

MissMoneyFairy · Yesterday 13:32

What a shame, if it's not real it's very sad.

And actually very concerning given the Op has children and is TTC

WhyDontILearn · Yesterday 16:41

Theendoftheroll · Yesterday 14:49

And actually very concerning given the Op has children and is TTC

I think we have to remember that we have no way of verifying what anyone puts on here.

BinNightTonight · Yesterday 17:25

She put her hospital discharge summary on? X

WhyDontILearn · Yesterday 23:23

That doesn't really prove much though.

Anyway. Painters have expressed incredulity for a number of very well reasoned points. They have been deleted for troll hunting as per site rules. The OP has not returned

Make of that lot what you will I guess.

Theendoftheroll · Today 05:57

BinNightTonight · Yesterday 17:25

She put her hospital discharge summary on? X

I don’t doubt this Op was admitted to hospital and had all the thousands of pounds of tests that all proved clear. I don’t doubt that this Op has wasted copious amounts of nhs time and money.

MissMoneyFairy · Today 06:34

Theendoftheroll · Today 05:57

I don’t doubt this Op was admitted to hospital and had all the thousands of pounds of tests that all proved clear. I don’t doubt that this Op has wasted copious amounts of nhs time and money.

Its all free on the nhs

WhyDontILearn · Today 06:42

MissMoneyFairy · Today 06:34

Its all free on the nhs

You can't be serious? You can't seriously be misunderstanding what that poster is saying?

It costs the NHS. That's the point here. Dear me.

MissMoneyFairy · Today 06:44

WhyDontILearn · Yesterday 23:23

That doesn't really prove much though.

Anyway. Painters have expressed incredulity for a number of very well reasoned points. They have been deleted for troll hunting as per site rules. The OP has not returned

Make of that lot what you will I guess.

Either that or every administering nurse, prescribing doctor and checking pharmacist are clueless and incompetent

WhyDontILearn · Today 06:49

I don't think you're really understanding what people are saying.

The discharge letter 'proves', the OP has a number of invasive tests done. That will have cost the NHS thousands. However posters questioned a large number of points in her story which simply didn't add up. There was no evidence of any of the medications OP reported to have been given.

It is more than possible the OP had all these tests done. It is more than possible they were all a total waste of time and money.

MissMoneyFairy · Today 06:58

I don't remember any mention of a number of invasive tests on the discharge letter

WhyDontILearn · Today 06:59

I don't think I can help you understand this any clearer any more x

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