I think I have Gonorrhoea
- Thread starter DanielForever
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ive drunk nothing but water (5 pints in an hour) so the burning while pissing aint that string, (the piss being less nitrate)
i will see a doc asap
i cant get through to the emergency clinic and all the general clinics around are booked! some for like 4 weeks! i might have my own ordered antibiotics by then
i will see a doc asap
i cant get through to the emergency clinic and all the general clinics around are booked! some for like 4 weeks! i might have my own ordered antibiotics by then
Oh for fuck's sake!!!!!!!!!!!
Walk into the emergency clinic, whip it out and flop your inflamed, dripping, swollen, puss filled, and soon to be inoperative infected dick on the desk if that's what it takes. DO WHATEVER YOU HAVE TO DO.....your other choice is staying on the course you are on, self medicating and acting like this is just sooooo inconvenient and having your cock, if it doesn't FALL OFF, never work again. Your choice, since no one is going to call and politely inquire if you might, just maybe, on the off chance, need medical care. Consider this...you may have already enjoyed your very last sexual experience.
Not in this part of the country. Around here they are the clap, the shits, bloody gums, and "when will you shut the fuck up?".
AmericanWoman
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Are some antibiotics available over-the-counter in the UK? If that's the case, that's a bad public health call.
AmericanWoman
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Not in this part of the country. Around here they are the clap, the shits, bloody gums, and "when will you shut the fuck up?".
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Thanks for that. I lived in central Virginia for ten yeas, so I can relate!
Are some antibiotics available over-the-counter in the UK?
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[/b][/quote]nope. he's obviously ordering them from overseas (hence why they'd take a month to arrive). the UK government habitually prevents its populace from having access to effective medication for common infectious diseases, even via prescription, in order to keep them dependent on the NHS and justify their own horrendous mismanagement of it.
- jonb,
Kinda like the U.S., only with HMOs and justifying private horrendous mismanagement of it. LOL And Indian country has it even worse than said HMOs thanks to IHS.
Think of it this way, compared to the U.S., your health care is actually pretty good. You don't spend trillions of dollars (or pounds or euros or whatever you have now) for the same care as South Africa.
I think it's "only" around the tens-of-billions level, although I doubt more than £1.50 of that ever actually gets spent on healthcare. what I've seen of public healthcare in the US led me to believe that the standard was rather higher than that of the UK, but then I did live most of the time in NYC and Boston - I'm sure it's a different matter out in badger's ass county idaho etc.
the south african system is (or at least was, when I bothered checking such things) pretty much identical the UK's though, as it happens. that was pre-mandela though, so it's probably all gone to shit by now.
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The public health system in the US? If you found one, you're a better man than me.
There's private charity health care, but that's not the same thing. Some state and local governments provide care, but that's spotty around the countryas you point out. And medicare/medicaid--well, at least that's something, but I don't think they're better than the UK.
That said, the UK is a model of how NOT to run a public health system.
Gonohrea (or however the hell you spell it) goes commentary on world health care systems. Okay, that was cute. What ever.
DANIELFOREVER, the server has been down. What have you been doing to not be a menace to society, dude? I need an update because I took the job of being a codependent, bitchy dad. (Deal with it.)
Did you get some help, or not? Are you still alive? Did it fall off? Are you still singing despite all this? Does this make 5 questions in a row?
Etc., etc., etc.
Update please. Leave the commentary bullshit to the others. I've heard it all and been to the UK and Canada and Mexico to experience it first hand. It's about the same everywhere, when it comes right down to it. Health care is like dealing with lawyers.
The subject is whether or not you are infecting the population, and are you dead yet. If so, where do I send my damned flowers?
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DANIELFOREVER, the server has been down. What have you been doing to not be a menace to society, dude? I need an update because I took the job of being a codependent, bitchy dad. (Deal with it.)
Did you get some help, or not? Are you still alive? Did it fall off? Are you still singing despite all this? Does this make 5 questions in a row?
Etc., etc., etc.
Update please. Leave the commentary bullshit to the others. I've heard it all and been to the UK and Canada and Mexico to experience it first hand. It's about the same everywhere, when it comes right down to it. Health care is like dealing with lawyers.
The subject is whether or not you are infecting the population, and are you dead yet. If so, where do I send my damned flowers?
:loveya:
THE SELF APPOINTED DAD
nope. he's obviously ordering them from overseas (hence why they'd take a month to arrive). the UK government habitually prevents its populace from having access to effective medication for common infectious diseases, even via prescription, in order to keep them dependent on the NHS and justify their own horrendous mismanagement of it.
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[/b][/quote]the NHS ani't so bad, its worth the tax i play for it anyway, I think the dental sector of the NHS is probably the worse part
well here's my story...
looked all over the county, contacting the two main (and largest hospitals in the area, both have STD clinics that I could not get through to (the emergency and the general numbers were constantly engaged, even my local GP could not put me in for some shitty reason - apparently you cant book on a friday for a weekend, you can only get same or next day visits in the week. finally I got through to the James Paget (which is really a specialist eye hospital) that told me they could get me in on Monday morning (it being Friday night at this time) - then, in tears of pain on the phone, the recedtion lady said - have you tried the walk in clinic in thorpe (the far side of a city 25 miles away from me) when I got there, i was told to take a ticket and a seat. after reading a really funny teenage unformation book called 'JUST 4 BOYZ' my number was called and i was asked to go to the desk and write on a piece of paper what I thought I had. when the receptionist read the slip, she told me softly that the walk in could not help with this dillema, just give some advice. I asked that that would do, feeling teary with pain again. When in the nurses' office she asked for my symptoms and a unrine sample, so back to the toilet, removed the condom and took the most painful piss ever ever (and after that, i started wearing a sock to keep my shorts clean, normal condoms are really tight i find) anyway, the nurse tested the sample and said that i had white blood cells in the urine - - - a urine infection - - - (probably not the Gon)
anyway, then I was diverted to the west city hospital, the nurse said i had a bad urine infection but did not line out the Gon too but knew that the Urine infection was causing all the real pain. Now in my city, they recently build like Britain's newest and the regions biggest Hospital, so all the signs for the hospital took me to that maze of a hospital, but mine was a small 'local' hospital so i had to bother local people to find it, and Norwich people dont know their own town it seems, so three hours later I asked a policeman and I was taken to the 'Julian hospital'- i walked in and asked to see my emergency doctor and then two big men in white coats came out folowed by a buzzer, i was told that the Julian was a mental health hospital and that the West city was over the road, so I went there and waied in the reception for my Doctor, when I finally met him, he was a German releaf doctor that had his own practice and only worked in england 4 days a fourtnight ( i was a bit confused) - anyway, he gave me a 3 day perscription of Cipro... - he said that three days would cure the urine infection and the gon would be gone in two days - tragicly it was past 6 so the pharmacy was closed. when I got back to my car, my mom wasn't in the car, apparently she had got worried that I had been gone so long that she went to the hospital to find me, but (like i did) she went to the nut house where a nurse said to her very calmly ' are you lost, do you want to go home, do you need your mum ' he he he, man was she pissed off
anyway, the next day I got my perscription, in 3 days there was no more pain expect slightly in erections, its now been seven days, there is no more pain but there is still the discharge, I think i will have to make another appointment
