Blood test

[waltjnr 6,833]

8 minutes ago, TOMO said:

I've already done that one ..a few posts up...lol

Trying to multi task sorry 

[Bakerboy 4,736]

Low test levels I reckon down to that prosecco probably

[DIDO.1 22,844]

5 minutes ago, Bakerboy said:

Low test levels I reckon down to that prosecco probably

That's what I'm actually thinking. 

I've not had a drink of anything in months 

[Francie, 2,222]

23 minutes ago, Bakerboy said:

Low test levels I reckon down to that prosecco probably

I was thinking that myself,get on the trt dido lol

[DIDO.1 22,844]

36 minutes ago, Francie, said:

I was thinking that myself,get on the trt dido lol

Bald head and my little winky has shrivelled up to nothing. I'm going through the fckin change.... going to be sat in the hair dressers with my mam discussing HRT ffs

[Greyman 28,589]

12 hours ago, DIDO.1 said:

That's what I'm actually thinking. 

I've not had a drink of anything in months 

I would suggest your probably dehydrated then mate 

[WILF 47,183]

You can just walk in the doctors and get a blood test here, €70 so I get a full one done every couple of years…..puts your mind at rest. 

[tatsblisters 9,914]

15 hours ago, DIDO.1 said:

Been feeling like shite for over a month, feeling tired and exhausted. No appetite, muscle cramps. Went to the doctor's and he's recommended a blood test....soonest they can fit me in for the test is July 8th! Then 3-4 weeks wait for results. Bunch of c**ts

Pisssed off because I'm currently pricing up health insurance and they won't cover me for anything that I've seen my doctor about in the last 5 years. Only other thing I've been to doctors for is my hearing. Specsavers hearing tests say I need hearing aids so went to docs, they put a referral in to NHS hearing clinic 8 months ago but I've still not heard anything. Wish I'd just gone private from the start. We always end up paying private anyway... when the Mrs was ill it cost me thousands. 

NHS if fcked. I've booked a blood test privately next week. £140 and results in 3 days

Let's all remember those who fought on d day eh...they will be spinning in their graves

Hope everything is okay for you mate. Certain conditions i was going through it took me 3 week's to get a blood test through my GP and that's were i was told i am at high risk of developing type 2 diabetes only thing that's bothering me now is my eyesight seems to be deteriorating though i put it down to getting older . Like you said the NHS is feked and you find this out when you need it and something that pisses me off is the company i work for have the Westfield private health organisation and some of the management must be on a commission from them how they promote it one manager who could see i was struggling to read certain things on a scanning device and said the Westfield can get get you a good deal on spectacles if you find out you need to wear them. They must be getting some sort of deal how they promote this private health organisation. as seems the case with a lot of company's that must look good on their employee benefits on offer but i think why should i pay monthly payments to a private health company when i pay National insurance and tax every month..

[MH1 1,873]

My wife's dad has been waiting nearly 4 years for a new hip.

Probably got the ex Health Minister to thank for that...

 

[steve66 3,471]

59 minutes ago, tatsblisters said:

Hope everything is okay for you mate. Certain conditions i was going through it took me 3 week's to get a blood test through my GP and that's were i was told i am at high risk of developing type 2 diabetes only thing that's bothering me now is my eyesight seems to be deteriorating though i put it down to getting older . Like you said the NHS is feked and you find this out when you need it and something that pisses me off is the company i work for have the Westfield private health organisation and some of the management must be on a commission from them how they promote it one manager who could see i was struggling to read certain things on a scanning device and said the Westfield can get get you a good deal on spectacles if you find out you need to wear them. They must be getting some sort of deal how they promote this private health organisation. as seems the case with a lot of company's that must look good on their employee benefits on offer but i think why should i pay monthly payments to a private health company when i pay National insurance and tax every month..

High sugars will effect your eye sight , constant high sugars can cause macular retinopathy 

Diabetes shouldnt be ignored mate its a silent killer eating away in the background 

[tatsblisters 9,914]

33 minutes ago, steve66 said:

High sugars will effect your eye sight , constant high sugars can cause macular retinopathy 

Diabetes shouldnt be ignored mate its a silent killer eating away in the background 

I thought that might be the cause mate but I have cut down on anything with sugar in it bar natural sugar in fruit. I am just getting on with it tbh as worrying and stressing out over things has a detrimental affect on your all round health. 

[steve66 3,471]

I started out like that but didn't see a great improvement until i cut right back on carbs , certainly felt alot better and eyesight improved 

Wasnt easy at first ditching the chips pizza rice ect but i soon got use to it 

[king 11,972]

16 hours ago, DIDO.1 said:

That's what I'm actually thinking. 

I've not had a drink of anything in months 

1/2 ml 150mg a week..will sort you out mate..you be waking up raring to go with stiff wood lol..

[AntB 2]

Waiting that long for a blood test and then more weeks for results? It's no wonder you're feeling fed up. And the insurance situation just adds insult to injury. 

[Bush Rummager 4,706]

53 minutes ago, king said:

1/2 ml 150mg a week..will sort you out mate..you be waking up raring to go with stiff wood lol..

Where's that from Kingy??

Obviously.. asking for a friend!! Lol..