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I have just joined a new medical practice and it is amazing.It is a single handed practice and the doc is a real sweetie. The practice nurse is highly trained in asthma treatment and is also a sweetie. My old practice wouldn't even agknowledge I had asthma and gave me the lowest dose clenil inhaler available 50 mcgs which did absolutely no good at all. When I was walking I had to stop every second step to get my breath back and the same half way up the stairs in the house not to mention the pain I went through in my legs due to lack of oxygen.

I saw my new doc today and he gave me a prescription for a 20mcg inhhaler. I'm very pleased I changed practices.

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I am pleased that you are happy with your new GP surgery.

thats brill news veggie, hope it continues and your health improves :)

xx

having a good gp surgery is worth its weight in gold...so thats why i get pains in my legs, makes sense i suppose x

new medical practice

I am so pleased I joined my new medical practice as my new doc gave me a higher dose clenil inhaler which solved all my problems0 My old practice refused to give me it.

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