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Doctors don't know what's wrong with me

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"Doctors don't know what's wrong with me"

About: Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

Came to hospital on Friday because I've stopped breathing and chest pains at accident emergency with the ambulance, got there and there made me wait half hour at waiting room to be checked, i was in pain i couldn't breathe than i told them i'am finding hard to breathe and the pain, there checked x ray and blood 6 bottles and routine checks there sent me to ecu department there there did more tests 2 doctors saying different things the other says kidney stones or glue stones, did a ultra sound everything show good sign, know the doctor don't no what's the problem is why I've got this chest pain and way I'am out of breathe from this date 4 weeks, i think the doctor don't know what there doing, if you got little bit money go bupa

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Response from Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust 6 years ago
Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

Submitted on 14/12/2017 at 15:34
Published on nhs.uk at 16:31

Hello, thank you for your feedback, and I am sorry to hear that you are still feeling unwell and do not know what the cause is. I know that can be worrying and upsetting.

If you would like to contact me with your name, date of birth and hospital number ( this will be on any letters or documents you have from us) I can check whether you have any other appointments coming up or have been discharged.

You can call me on 01274 383863 - if I am not here when you call please leave me a message with your name and a number to call you back on. Or, you can email me on patient.experience@bthft.nhs.uk

But as you still have these symptoms please would you also contact your GP now and discuss this with him or her. If the GP thinks you need another referral for further tests or to be seen at the hospital more urgently they will be able to set that in motion.

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