I can't get my medicine

[Jaylee]

extreme sheep mentality

Is there a high fat, low carb grass for this? Preferably low in fluoride too???

 

[greener]

No if you are dead you no longer require treatment except maybe embalming.

no they provide you treatment retrospectively, after 48h

 

[catherinecherub]

Why is this medicine so important to you @greener? Would you describe your need as an emergency?
Will you become really ill without it? If that is the case then phone 111 and they can arrange for you to see an out of hours Doctor.

 

[JohnEGreen]

Well while you're waiting try reading this.

http://www.nhs.uk/Livewell/Pharmacy/Pages/Medicinesoutofhours.aspx

 

[Jaylee]

no they provide you treatment retrospectively, after 48h

Would it not have taken 48 hours in retrospect for the treatment?? It may have taken less time...?!

Remember this??? http://www.diabetes.co.uk/forum/threads/how-can-i-get-januvia.102039/
How did you sort it in the end...?

 

[Deleted member 308541]

My request is simple: I need to have access to any medication THE VERY MOMENT I WANT IT.
That's why in civilized countries and not in idiotic countries run by thickhead ignorant managers who want to save pennies for their fat salaries and bonuses, there are 24/365 pharmacies.
Is this so special for this **** country?

If I call that 111 number, they will give me immediately a prescription and I will get immediately the medicine I need?

You will have to wait a bit longer than the "THE VERY MOMENT I WANT IT" here in Australia which is a civilised country.

As others have said phone the emergency number and go to the emergency dept.

This is on my Doctors surgeries phone on hold message, "Operator is busy on another call, if it is a emergency hang up the phone and dial 000 for help." It's as simple as that.

 

[britishpub]

What a strange thread (again)

I need medical treatment urgently, do I phone 111, go to A&E, seek assistance from a Pharmacy ?

No, I post a thread on an internet forum, and never quite reveal any of the important information.

Maybe the OP has phoned 111 or visited A&E but no doubt they have been unable to help because all they have been told is that "I need medicine now"

Most Forums would have banned this poster a long time ago.

 

[CarbsRok]

My request is simple: I need to have access to any medication THE VERY MOMENT I WANT IT.
That's why in civilized countries and not in idiotic countries run by thickhead ignorant managers who want to save pennies for their fat salaries and bonuses, there are 24/365 pharmacies.
Is this so special for this **** country?

If I call that 111 number, they will give me immediately a prescription and I will get immediately the medicine I need?

Well what ever it is you so desperately need why can you not have a supply at home and as soon as that is used put in a repeat prescription so you always have the medication on hand?

I have a life threatening medical condition which means I could die within 20 mins unless treated. So my emergency kit is available at all times with a spare back up and the medication is on repeat so if I ever have to use it, I then place a repeat order in for it. Problem solved.

I would respectfully suggest if you don't like our NHS then move abroad then you will see the difference.

 

[CarbsRok]

hahaha it's so funny that you pay billions for a horrible system that you praise yet you find a simple request so extraordinary

You keep say you as in us paying, so does that mean you don't pay a penny towards our great NHS?

 

[AndBreathe]

Guys, this thread is wandering well off track. If individuals are not able to offer anything on topic, they should desist from posting.

Thanks.

 

[Barry Holt]

Just found "Push Doctor" on Internet, 1st consultation only £1 and instant prescription give that a try

 

[phil1966]

Just found "Push Doctor" on Internet, 1st consultation only £1 and instant prescription give that a try

The prescriptions from that service are private, not NHS, ones so it will potentially cost more than the NHS charge to fulfill it (and there are no exemptions either)

 

[CollieBoy]

If he wants His medicine NOW , he'll just have to stump up!

 

[Jaylee]

The demeanour of Greener in this thread, It has to be said,
difficult ascertaining what the nature of the "pain" is
The medication could be of an addictive nature with the signing off
Of a doctor for protection of the user. Limiting its quantity?
To lesson severity of dependency or overdosing risks
My ex had similar bouts like this. Quite frankly using the system
Taking the p155. She would tantrum at the sugery, refused
Then bring it back on me. I'd end up having to relent
& find a "gent" picking up the "back street" equivalent..
As I said, not pretty...

 

[Daibell]

What a strange thread?

 

[donnellysdogs]

Why are you in this situation?

The key to this is - why are you needing medication immediately?

And what medication is it?
If its tablets then it is "less" critical than running out of quick acting insulin...

We need to know what medication you are needing.

 

[britishpub]

We need to know what medication you are needing.

I don't know about the OP, but the medication I'm needing after this, comes in a bottle

 

[KevinPotts]

What a strange thread?

Indeed it feels like I'm in an episode of some surreal, serialisation


Sent from my iPad using DCUK Forum

 

[eddie1968]

I've got a sore head reading this thread.

 

[JohnEGreen]

It's simple really he is an impatient patient.