Do you have a reference to that @Daibell ?Anyone who can't access their medical records should be aware that it was a requirement from April last year that surgeries provide this. You need to ask the Practice Manager when they will provide the service and complain to the CCG if they get awkward.
only in englandAnyone who can't access their medical records should be aware that it was a requirement from April last year that surgeries provide this. You need to ask the Practice Manager when they will provide the service and complain to the CCG if they get awkward.
I think I would have suggested that she keep her opinions to herself.Gobsmacked at that !What a cheeky cow !
I think I would have suggested that she keep her opinions to herself.
Woah!My receptionist thinks I don’t need any strips because I use Libre...When I said I need them for driving she suggested I use the bus to save the NHS money!
No no naproxen since nearly 4yrs ago. Once I had heart scare gp took it of me and was given codeine which only worked for a few weeks. Naproxen was very effective on maximum dose but it started my GERD.were you on Naproxen @ickihun ? it caused anemia in my husband and he had to stop taking it. Once he did so, his blood count went back to normal.
and have they checked you for any internal bleeding?
Also wondering what your Libre was predicting?@Mel dCP
Any news on your HbA1c? Am on tenderhooks here!
I know how much of a difference that Libre has made for you.
Receptionist told her she has to call back Monday. Humf!@Mel dCP
Any news on your HbA1c? Am on tenderhooks here!
I know how much of a difference that Libre has made for you.
@Brunneria and @Diakat.Well, before Christmas it was 89 - I’ve got to drop it by 27 to keep my Libre prescription. The MySugr app is giving me an estimate of 38; the LibreView software 39.
Thing is, until I know for certain, I’m on edge - I’m on the autism spectrum and don’t cope with not knowing and having to wait like this! Knowing the answer is there but won’t be given to me is quite difficult. My brain doesn’t handle moving goalposts very well!
It’s not serious in the great scheme of things, others have far more on their plate. I hope you get the answers you need xxx
I don't get how I've got anaemia? I eat iron fortified foods as well as beef, greens, eggs and even peas.
I wonder if viral infection stole my vit c so less conversion. Me.... Anaemic?
Awaiting GP's further info as I was just wriggled with pain. I couldn't listen to my results. He asked what my periods were doing... I told him spotted 2wks ago only. But I just wanted help with all the pain. I couldn't walk.There are different sorts of anaemia, not all are iron deficiencies.
Of all the ridiculous comments we've had on the forum I think this one must really "take the biscuit"!My receptionist thinks I don’t need any strips because I use Libre...When I said I need them for driving she suggested I use the bus to save the NHS money!
Totally agree.Of all the ridiculous comments we've had on the forum I think this one must really "take the biscuit"!
We have a notice up in our surgery reminding us not to be offensive to our receptionists (who I must add always appear quite helpful) but perhaps this impertinent madam ought to have pointed out to her that respect is a two way thing!
Robbity
Well done @Mel dCPIt wasn’t even a low carb biscuit
My Libre is predicting between 36-41, but I’ve only had it eight weeks, and the HbA1c lie detector looks at the last three months, which in this case includes Christmas. I am aware that types ones cycle red blood cells faster than people with a pancreas (40 days?), so I’m really hoping I’m one of them! I need to get it below 62 (the CCG guidelines are that I reduce it by 27, and it was 89 before Christmas)
So I’m confident the time with the Libre will get me well under the target and into the normal range. It’s just the bit of time before that might show me up.
I’m currently compiling a list of reasons why I need to keep it. Planning on handing over a dossier of stuff...
I know that a lot of you have had problems getting your test results but I have to say that in about 10yrs or more I have only had to wait more than 2 days once, and that was when the sample was mislaid, I often get it the same day!
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