feeling unwell for a while
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I have not been feeling very well for the past few weeks. I am prone to fainting alot and under investigation for that at the moment. Lately i have been feeling really tired all the time, been getting hot and cold sweats, been off my food, headaches and aches and pains. I have got a sore throat and a cough now only had it for a few days though. Just wondering if you could give me a idea on what this could be?. I have been looking on internet but it tells you lots of different things.
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carenj jade1991
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Please wait for reports. Don't be panic. Have some patience. If you checked with internet, you will get each symptom in every disorder. You need to analyze your symptom depending upon your age and the cause. The sore throat and cough could be a simple allergic reaction, but we can't conclude anything now. Let's see for reports and will decide for further tests if required.
lucynewas carenj
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lucynewas jade1991
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Any illness lasting more than a week that is not resolved with rest, fluids, and over the counter medications suggested by the pharmacist should be investigated by your GP. The public health england now recommend the use of vitamin d in the winter seasons, as we do not get enough from food these days (processing) and sunlight. The internet is not for the faint-hearted. You have a good list of symptoms there, it would be helpful to know if the sweats are during the night or day or both. Get down to your GP surgery and have them listen to your chest.
jade1991
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lucynewas jade1991
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jazztrain jade1991
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What does your GP says it is? Have you been referred to a consultant at your local hospital!
I have an IPF basically a Pulmonary Fibrosis and under both Ipswich Hospital and Papworth. I have had to learn from my present condition since 2012.
Unfortunately, the Internet can tell you a load of different things but unless you understand your condition you can believe to think you have a whole load of conditions - so the best place to start is with your GP?
Kind regards
Jazztrain
jade1991
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jazztrain jade1991
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Now don't get upset... you have to ring at 8.00am in the morning and if engaged - just keep ringing until the surgery answers you and make the appointment for that day!
If you can't ring yourself get your mother, boyfriend, husband to do it for you!
Failing that you just present yourself to your nearest A/E Department and say you can't get a GP appointment.
Simple isn't it?
Kind regards
Jazztrain
lucynewas jade1991
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jade1991
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gpgp jade1991
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jade1991 gpgp
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gpgp jade1991
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do you know what blood tests you have had for the tiredness and fainting? Sounds like you need to have FBC, PAul Bunnel, Liver function test, blood sugar, and electrolytes as a basic minimum. Be persistent.
jade1991 gpgp
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gpgp jade1991
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Your GP HAS to make provision for cover when they are not there. The information should be on the answerphone message. If not then ring your local trust or PALS (patient advice and liaison service) complain and ask what they are going to do about the lack of cover.
jade1991 gpgp
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lucynewas jade1991
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