That is awful @joanstewart. I don't know what is up with the medical profession these days. Antibiotics seem to be their answer still. Thanks to a doctor treating a virus with an antibiotic, I can no longer take any cillins.
Not sure if that is good or bad. I am surprised they haven't pumped you full of steroids too. That seems to be the next course when antibiotics don't seem to work.
I hope the figure out so you don't have to keep feeling like this. Nothing worse than not having the energy to do anything.
When something attacks you, you rely on Doctors to be able to find the right cure, it is amazing when the doctor has your file from the past ten years that they still ask what you are allergic to. When trying medication first time round it can by risky.
Being sent from one doctor to another always feels wrong, second doctor always takes up the attitude they will "get it right", moving you onto more medication without a thought for what you have already been through.
Sure to be OK soon, thanks for thoughts and sharing @tryskele
I do know they keep asking even though it is right in front of them, as a confirmation. To make sure they have the right file with the right patient. I know here in the states when you're in the hospital, everytime the staff walks into the room the ask you your name and date of birth. It was annoying, but understood too. Thankfully I had great nurses that didn't mind when I said something like Lady Godiva somewhere in the 5th century.
At least you have us here that can try to make you laugh a little.