Feel Poorly!
22 December 2010, 11:32 PM
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Feel Poorly!
Hi,
Anyone else feel like death at the moment? I don't usually come down with Flu but boy have I got it bad now, temperature, very weak, ears ringing, runny nose, dizzy and coughing to the point of being sick
Been on the lemsip all day, I hope it goes asap!
Kev
Anyone else feel like death at the moment? I don't usually come down with Flu but boy have I got it bad now, temperature, very weak, ears ringing, runny nose, dizzy and coughing to the point of being sick
Been on the lemsip all day, I hope it goes asap!
Kev
22 December 2010, 11:47 PM
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Man up!
I have been at the hospital for 4 hours with my daughter today due to breathing difficulties. Scared the ****e out of me!!
All she wanted to do was go home and have some cheereos
I have been at the hospital for 4 hours with my daughter today due to breathing difficulties. Scared the ****e out of me!!
All she wanted to do was go home and have some cheereos
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People. Take Echinachea. You take it for two weeks, to build up the immune system.
Then stop. When you get a cold or Man Flu, you take the Echinachea, bingo. Cold, Flu does not take hold.
Give it a go. I've not had a cold for years
Oh and hope you all get well soon
Then stop. When you get a cold or Man Flu, you take the Echinachea, bingo. Cold, Flu does not take hold.
Give it a go. I've not had a cold for years
Oh and hope you all get well soon
23 December 2010, 12:31 AM
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Hope you get better soon
. There seems to have been alot of this go around up here, only difference is it was about a month or so ago at it's worst.
I never wimp out of work for 'minor' problems, but when I was hit by whatever the hell I had, I had to have a couple of days off. I felt a bit crappy for a few days, until one night where I barely slept, mainly because of that flu like fever, sort of feeling hot, but shivering like mad if I moved and feeling like a human punch bag. By the next day, I tried to go into work, but couldn't walk any distance as I struggled for breath. Ended up (after leaving work) getting an inhaler from the doc to hopefully get me breathing properly again. She was a little concerned, but said to try it as her second sounding was improved after use, but to come back if I got worse/no better advising me to rest for a bit.
Was off two days, of which I mainly slept when not coughing or being sick. However, my ear ache and loss of hearing lasted for weeks.
I know many people are against people taking any time off work, but if you are really bad, better have a couple of days off to pull yourself back around. You may feel like **** for a while after the worst though.
. There seems to have been alot of this go around up here, only difference is it was about a month or so ago at it's worst. I never wimp out of work for 'minor' problems, but when I was hit by whatever the hell I had, I had to have a couple of days off. I felt a bit crappy for a few days, until one night where I barely slept, mainly because of that flu like fever, sort of feeling hot, but shivering like mad if I moved and feeling like a human punch bag. By the next day, I tried to go into work, but couldn't walk any distance as I struggled for breath. Ended up (after leaving work) getting an inhaler from the doc to hopefully get me breathing properly again. She was a little concerned, but said to try it as her second sounding was improved after use, but to come back if I got worse/no better advising me to rest for a bit.
Was off two days, of which I mainly slept when not coughing or being sick. However, my ear ache and loss of hearing lasted for weeks.
I know many people are against people taking any time off work, but if you are really bad, better have a couple of days off to pull yourself back around. You may feel like **** for a while after the worst though.
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Hope she gets better soon. There seems to have been alot of this go around up here, only difference is it was about a month or so ago at it's worst.
I never wimp out of work for 'minor' problems, but when I was hit by whatever the hell I had, I had to have a couple of days off. I felt a bit crappy for a few days, until one night where I barely slept, mainly because of that flu like fever, sort of feeling hot, but shivering like mad if I moved and feeling like a human punch bag. By the next day, I tried to go into work, but couldn't walk any distance as I struggled for breath. Ended up (after leaving work) getting an inhaler from the doc to hopefully get me breathing properly again. She was a little concerned, but said to try it as her second sounding was improved after use, but to come back if I got worse/no better advising me to rest for a bit.
Was off two days, of which I mainly slept when not coughing or being sick. However, my ear ache and loss of hearing lasted for weeks.
I know many people are against people taking any time off work, but if she is really bad, better have a couple of days off to pull herself back around. She may feel like **** for a while after the worst though.
. There seems to have been alot of this go around up here, only difference is it was about a month or so ago at it's worst. I never wimp out of work for 'minor' problems, but when I was hit by whatever the hell I had, I had to have a couple of days off. I felt a bit crappy for a few days, until one night where I barely slept, mainly because of that flu like fever, sort of feeling hot, but shivering like mad if I moved and feeling like a human punch bag. By the next day, I tried to go into work, but couldn't walk any distance as I struggled for breath. Ended up (after leaving work) getting an inhaler from the doc to hopefully get me breathing properly again. She was a little concerned, but said to try it as her second sounding was improved after use, but to come back if I got worse/no better advising me to rest for a bit.
Was off two days, of which I mainly slept when not coughing or being sick. However, my ear ache and loss of hearing lasted for weeks.
I know many people are against people taking any time off work, but if she is really bad, better have a couple of days off to pull herself back around. She may feel like **** for a while after the worst though.
Hugs Lisa xx
23 December 2010, 12:43 AM
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My daughter was suffering at the back end of last week (Friday) with cold like symptoms, on Monday Morning she took a turn for the worse so I took her to the doctors just to make sure, as the magic calpol was not helping. She was rushed straight to hospital then transfered to another, by Monday night she had a collapsed right lung and underwent emergency surgery to have chest drain put in.
She is still in LGI with tubes coming out of her, her mum has stopped by her bedside all week and although the prognosis is good, Christmas is off the cards, well at least till late next week. She has been diagnosed with iGAS.
Not wanting to scare anyone out there, but if it gets beyond the norm don't try and tough it out without seeing the doctor.
She is still in LGI with tubes coming out of her, her mum has stopped by her bedside all week and although the prognosis is good, Christmas is off the cards, well at least till late next week. She has been diagnosed with iGAS.
Not wanting to scare anyone out there, but if it gets beyond the norm don't try and tough it out without seeing the doctor.
23 December 2010, 12:45 AM
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Oh hun, I feel better now xx. But I think I was so low, that even when I thought things were picking up, they weren't and I seemed to get hit along the way. Mainly the abscess I got, leading to minor surgery.
I blame the antibiotics I was given before all this kicked off. And working with the public probably didn't help.
I blame the antibiotics I was given before all this kicked off. And working with the public probably didn't help.
23 December 2010, 08:17 AM
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My daughter was suffering at the back end of last week (Friday) with cold like symptoms, on Monday Morning she took a turn for the worse so I took her to the doctors just to make sure, as the magic calpol was not helping. She was rushed straight to hospital then transfered to another, by Monday night she had a collapsed right lung and underwent emergency surgery to have chest drain put in.
She is still in LGI with tubes coming out of her, her mum has stopped by her bedside all week and although the prognosis is good, Christmas is off the cards, well at least till late next week. She has been diagnosed with iGAS.
Not wanting to scare anyone out there, but if it gets beyond the norm don't try and tough it out without seeing the doctor.
She is still in LGI with tubes coming out of her, her mum has stopped by her bedside all week and although the prognosis is good, Christmas is off the cards, well at least till late next week. She has been diagnosed with iGAS.
Not wanting to scare anyone out there, but if it gets beyond the norm don't try and tough it out without seeing the doctor.
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My daughter was suffering at the back end of last week (Friday) with cold like symptoms, on Monday Morning she took a turn for the worse so I took her to the doctors just to make sure, as the magic calpol was not helping. She was rushed straight to hospital then transfered to another, by Monday night she had a collapsed right lung and underwent emergency surgery to have chest drain put in.
She is still in LGI with tubes coming out of her, her mum has stopped by her bedside all week and although the prognosis is good, Christmas is off the cards, well at least till late next week. She has been diagnosed with iGAS.
Not wanting to scare anyone out there, but if it gets beyond the norm don't try and tough it out without seeing the doctor.
She is still in LGI with tubes coming out of her, her mum has stopped by her bedside all week and although the prognosis is good, Christmas is off the cards, well at least till late next week. She has been diagnosed with iGAS.
Not wanting to scare anyone out there, but if it gets beyond the norm don't try and tough it out without seeing the doctor.
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Micky, my daughter had a chest infection brought on by an asthma attack and collapsed lung when she was 18 months old. She was in hospital for a week and it was touch and go. Sorry you're having to experience that and all the best to her xxx
Hysteria, likewise, hope she feels better soon, crappy time of year I know.
To the OP, I too have this and have had a couple of days off week last week. It's still hanging around and the cough is driving everyone in my house mad! Feel constantly tired, headache and dizzy from time to time. Hoping the Christmas break will give me enough time to sort myself out and get back to full strength.
Hysteria, likewise, hope she feels better soon, crappy time of year I know.
To the OP, I too have this and have had a couple of days off week last week. It's still hanging around and the cough is driving everyone in my house mad! Feel constantly tired, headache and dizzy from time to time. Hoping the Christmas break will give me enough time to sort myself out and get back to full strength.
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