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I've had my pre OP at the Royal brompton hospital 2 weeks ago and since then I've come down with a nasty throat and chest infection, I've used my emergency pack and still no better. I'm at my wits end now and feeling really low. I dont even know if they will do the surgery now 😭

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So sorry to hear that Missy_Miles. I suggest that you get in touch with the department and tell them. They can make the decision. Always better to have patience and wait if necessary. Good luck.

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sassy59

So sorry to hear that Missy_Miles and agree with Littlepom, get in touch with the hospital and see what they say.

Feel better soon. Xxxx

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peege

Yes, do call the department to speak to his/her secretary - not the receptionists! Their job is admin, not health.

Also, see GP ASAP re the throat infection if it's not better after one course of antibiotics.

For future reference, I always use Corvonia antiseptic throat spray at the slightest throat ache, to prevent germs going down the airways to my lungs. Tea Tree oil, a few drops in warm water when I haven't got the Corvonia with me. Good luck

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MSMichaela1966

Thank you for your responses and I did email the hospital on Monday and I'm sad to say the secretary has so far given me wrong information. Feels like a ton of cement is on my chest, I'm on constant antibiotics (3 times aweek) but just finished the one you have to take for 7 days plus the prednisone. Called my GP 3 times to be told there is no appointments available I should call back at 8am each day which I have done since Wednesday only to be put in a queue then cut off numrously.

I'm really at my lowest point at the moment. 😰

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Bronchi1

Personally, I would either get down to the surgery or ring nhs 24 or go to local a and e if I got worse. Sorry you are having to go through such a torture. You could ask for cancellation slot for OP.

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Izb1

What a worry for you, keep ringing the surgery and dont give up. I know its a pain but I just keep my phone on redial when trying to get a telephone conversation with the doctor. I do hope you get better soon x

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Hacienda

I was told on Thursday after my Bronch that if I get an infection or have any probs, not to contact them but to Call my Respiratory Dept, Which I would have done, They did give me Strong AB's for 5 days and my Normal Meds help. Happy to say apart from my Sore throat I feel Fine now. Good Luck Hun I hope you feel Better soon. xxx

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Ergendl

So sorry to hear what's happening for you. Hoping you feel better really soon.

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