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Just wondering how long people waited for their first Podiatry appointment.
I was diagnosed type 2 last year 25th May and when the DN checked my feet there wasn't any problem. I saw her again in September and she noted a slight loss of sensitivity and made a referal, I heard nothing! I began having problems ie: pain, really bad cramps, especially at night and sharp pain in my calf. Another appointment and she rang Podiatry who said they did not have my referral still no appt so I saw my GP who said I have developed hammer toes and to wait for an appointment. I finally got a letter today to attend Monday afternoon, it has taken eleven months for my first visit is this the norm or have I just been unlucky?
A lot can change in almost a year and I feel cross that I have obviously got a foot problem and they don' t appear to care, walking is so painful
I was diagnosed type 2 last year 25th May and when the DN checked my feet there wasn't any problem. I saw her again in September and she noted a slight loss of sensitivity and made a referal, I heard nothing! I began having problems ie: pain, really bad cramps, especially at night and sharp pain in my calf. Another appointment and she rang Podiatry who said they did not have my referral still no appt so I saw my GP who said I have developed hammer toes and to wait for an appointment. I finally got a letter today to attend Monday afternoon, it has taken eleven months for my first visit is this the norm or have I just been unlucky?
A lot can change in almost a year and I feel cross that I have obviously got a foot problem and they don' t appear to care, walking is so painful
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