About three weeks ago I contacted the Practice to ask for a doctor's callback for suggestions to stop my nose running - I thought newspaper dust might be responsible. I was getting through three cloth hankies a day, starting with the Telegraph Sudoku!
My wife handed the callback on to me (Without telling me I was talking to the Practice Respiratory nurse!), and one quick explanation of what I was suffering and what I'd tried later, I was asked if I'd been prescribed steroid sprays?
My trial prescription would be ready to collect next day - except I was shielding my wife! So the Practice nurse added my prescription to my wife's next collection, (her co-incidental repeat) and a Practice "Gofer" delivered both to us next day.
The Respiratory Nurse's choice for me was Beconase spray- and I was astonished to find that within a day it had worked and I could read the paper without sneezing...
Two weeks of prescription use and three weeks later I get the occasional attack of the sniffles but nowhere near a tenth as bad.
I KNOW that this was an exceeding minor disorder in the Grand Scheme of Things, but it wasn't funny on top of lockdown.
So my grateful thanks to the Practice Respiratory Nurse (I never did catch your name, my dear!).
Good call. :-)
"The medication worked!"
About: Three Chequers Medical Practice Three Chequers Medical Practice Salisbury SP1 3UH
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