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mikeymk 9.12.18 - 06:38pm
Short term illnesses though... i'm not so special on these. Let's say your kid doesn't want to go to school. Doesn't look well. You Google.. meh, it's just a mild bug, they'll be fine... Turns out it's a form of deadly meningitis that doesn't rash straight away.

Dead kid.

For all the stick the NHS gets, or your doctors/hospitals, they have experience you cannot imagine. And locally, they know what's going around.

If you're not well, speak to the experts. They need to see you in the flesh - a post on a random forum in 2014 isn't gonna cut it. I'm terrible for refusing to take any drugs the pharmaceutical industry wanna pump me with, but at least i'll get that first opinion. * +

sisfreak2017 10.12.18 - 12:53am
when you google you finding stuff you went even bothered about then everythings wrong worry.gif * +

peta 10.12.18 - 12:56am
Yes, Ive googled up my ills before and swore Id alreafy be dead from my symptoms. Smh.

Havent done it in a while though. * +

crimson 10.12.18 - 10:40am

@ crimson - 8.12.18 - 10:50pm
I Google often, I guess. BUT I never self-diagnose, I go to a real doctor. And even then I don't mention that I Googled stuff.

I just remembered something I self-diagnosed. Dishydrotic Eczema. Mine is very mild, otc cortisone cream provides great relief. Because it's not so bad in my case, I don't bother seeing a doctor about it... my more serious stuff warrants doctor visits. *

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