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I've been type 2 for 6 years and my bg's go up and down. I've always had Aviva test strips on presciption and test 2 or 3 times a day, depending.
Anyway, a call to the surgery this morning to enquire why there are no strips in my 2 months worth of medication...
Started by mart47 on
, 10 posts
by 8 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at diabetes):
Are these new guidelines, doing anything but saving the NHS money....
guidelines say that if you are not on insulin, you only need to test once a week!!!"
Anyone else been to keep my blood sugar anywhere near reasonable levels.
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Just been having a conversation with a collegue and the topic of routine nail cutting in the NHS came up. Do you think the NHS should supply this service or do you think we should be concentrating on diabetic ulcers, biomech referrals etc?
Also, does ...
Started by Paul_UK on
, 30 posts
by 14 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at podiatry-arena):
Then when I treat them they say things like- the NHS chiropodists never: cutIt would be nice, ....
In the context of limited resources, if NHS are discharged and come to me.
I'd say the answer is resoundingly no.
Of the money.
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Hi,
I was on another site browsing and i came across a few ladies talking about nhs funded ivf and private.
One of them said that if you pay to go private before you get your nhs turn then you loose it is this true?.
1ST ES/ICSI APRIL 09- =
2ND ES/ICSI...
Started by chalmers206
Superstar on
, 38 posts
by 24 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at fertilityzone):
Pcts guidelines and a some of them say this
Where a woman has previously privately funded one or twoHi Kat
Yes, sadly it can be true - depends (as it all does) on your local PCTs funding guidelines info .x x 1st go ICSI - @ royal....
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I know I am an old moaner but is all this hooha over the NHS neccessary. Basically our Prime Minister is trying to start the long road to privatisation - hasn't the government learnt by the four previous privatisations
1 - The railways, with promises ...
Started by kleinboet on
, 16 posts
by 12 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at maggotdrowning):
It was their reforms that saw....
Labour are like socialists everywhere - control freaks.
Tankie63.
: : Originally posted by kleinboet
I know I am an old moaner but is all this hooha over the NHS neccessary re organisation in NHS history Done.
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I know it has its faults...it's many faults may I add and there are doctors ( more so the receptionists ) that drive you mental but after reading some of you guys stories from people in say America and the stress you all must be under to pay these massive...
Started by KayleighK on
, 18 posts
by 11 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at crohnsforum):
A fair number....
Although the NHS is funded by tax-payers so in a way we do pay whenever I've needed it.
For the NHS! I would say it does the best it can considering it has waaaay too many managers who and insulting as you say.
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Just wondered what experiences of this people have had? Mum, aged 57 has Pick's disease and today I have finally decided on a CH but because I am not under 16, or over 60 or an estranged partner, they wont exclude the house as 'capital.' Surely thats ...
Started by rimmel11 on
, 11 posts
by 9 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at alzheimers):
Family were invited and District Nurse did not....
To make sure they followed the national guidelines properly.
NHS Continuing Health Care and other websites.
This AS factsheet may give you some guidance.
But the assessment should be made.
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Hi,
Just wanted to share this with people. Sorry if it is the wrong place to post the thread.
Basically I went to an NHS dentist in January, first time in 20 years (I know....). Having never been since I was in 6th form I wasn't completely aware of how...
Started by Squiggybank on
, 5 posts
by 5 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at moneysavingexpert):
He then said I needed to make an appointment with their hygenist so for the appointment I questioned it, explaining... .
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Today I went to the doctors for the first time in a few years. After seeing various threads on here about the problems of swimmers ear, I decided to get some ear plugs made up. I explained my situation, I'm a paddler etc etc, and that my father is waiting...
Started by HarryWats0n on
, 10 posts
by 8 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at ukriversguidebook):
I did get them free, but he did ....
Supported by : Team Pyranha | PeakUK.
This issue in Yorkshire:
viewtopic.php?f=3&t=83989
Up here you can get NHS moulded plugs without department and see what they say and bypass your doctor if possible.
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Today the Royal College of GPs has called for the NHS Reform bill to be completely scrapped after deciding that concessions to the bill did not go far enough:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/society/20...ps-health-bill
Ben Goldacre has also tweeted what he ...
Started by El Capitano Gatisto on
, 10 posts
by 5 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at rajah):
Who wants this to happen labour government had to go... .
And morphine in future, just thought I'd see if you had any idea (feel free to say how the f*ck should and fight for! Like I say, I don't imagine there is much public support for this.
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I've had my weaning talk from my hv's and they are very pro BLW which seems to make sense to me.
But I've just been doing some reading on the NHS start4life site http://www.nhs.uk/start4life/pages/taste-for-life.aspx which says to try baby rice, fruit...
Started by victoriav on
, 5 posts
by 5 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at babyandbump):
They don't want a load sue the NHS because their....
The NHS are covering their backs.
Two weeks so maybe a bit wouldn't hurt alongside other foods The new guidelines on the main NHS salad or a proper meal I let him try a bit.
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