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kandj

kandj Report 8 Oct 2013 12:15

Oh dear Michael that doesn't seem right when your wife has been given no diagnosis and no report on her endoscopy. I do hope that her symptoms will ease and she can become more comfortable soon. It is a worry for you both until her clinic appointment when hopefully everything will be explained and correct treatment given where necessary. I do hope your letter of complaint will bring you the answers you deserve.
In the meantime take care of one another and try to relax a little in your own home.

michael2

michael2 Report 8 Oct 2013 17:33

she has not seen the doctor they have known about her not being able to empty her bowels for a while it was only when she pasted blood a locum doctor sent her for the endoscopy the exstent of the problem became clear. so we are a little bit worried about whats going to happen between now and going to the clinic.

kandj

kandj Report 8 Oct 2013 21:54

Perhaps a call to the GP surgery is needed Michael.
Your wife clearly needs to be seen and you two shouldn't be left to count the days until the clinic appointment. Three weeks can be a very long time for you to bear the responsibility for her health and well being. I personally would persist because sometimes we can be too polite and feel we are being a nuisance. Best wishes to you both.

Purple **^*Sparkly*^** Diamond

Purple **^*Sparkly*^** Diamond Report 9 Oct 2013 04:01

Michael, I hope your gp will come and see your wife and do something to help her with her problem. She must be very uncomfortable and eating less won't help her stay strong . Make sure she drinks lots of liquid as that might help the constipation and at least she won't get dehydrated and confused.

Best wishes to you both

Lizx