"Absolutely terrible "

I can't believe how bad it actually is. I've hardly ever used the GP in my entire life until now, when I'm in real need of it. I was traveling in India where I went to hospital because of nausea and vomiting and weight loss. While in India I had a battery of blood tests and scans and gene testing. I've been back in the country 6 months, and I'm still no further along than I was, not only that but I have to wait another 2 months to see a hematologist. I have platelets of near a million, a very enlarged spleen, several enlarged lymph nodes, and worsening migraines. It seems almost impossible to make a face to face appointment with a doctor. Honestly if I knew how useless they were I would have stayed in India and paid out of pocket for treatment. It's an absolute tragedy what has been done to the NHS, shameful. This is the worst experience of my life. I don't blame the receptionists, they've always been friendly. Long story short, if you want decent health care go to India because the NHS barely exists anymore.