Should I go to my GP?
I've had an ongoing ache in my foot now for months now I think it started after a night out in January but I can't be certain. Anyways at first I thought it was a sprain but the pain is ongoing and has got worse if anything instead of better I've tried ice packs, keeping it up etc and there's been no obvious injury it's not swollen and was never bruised. I don't want to feel like I'm wasting my gp's time when it's probably nothing but it's annoying because if I stand for too long or move my toes upwards that's when it hurts the most. Will I be wasting their time?
'Better be safe than sorry'.
Remember, we pay taxes for the NHS.
Go.
Remember, we pay taxes for the NHS.
Go.
I know I answered my own question with this post! Still feel guilty when something's not hanging off though!
Quick Reply
Related discussions
- Concerns about my health
- Vitamins
- Should I see a GP?
- I'm finding it difficult to get support for my health needs
- Mitigation circumstances reason
- Should I go to the GP about social anxiety?
- Medicine Route: Switching from GP to Surgical Training
- Sudden asthma
- Should I be worried about lump on neck?
- If you get a positive STD test, where do you actually get treatment?
- Loose stools
- DSA application.
- I have bed-wetting problems at age 18 and only just found out this isn’t ordinary
- Low university attendance
- Unable to get MenACWY vaccine before uni
- medical help plz
- Bleeding when having a bowel movement is this normal ? Help please
- what verification does ucl ask for young carers
- Private GP
- can you bleed more than spotting but not period
