I’m in a really desperate situation after a house move and I’m experiencing very unwilling GP’S who have made life completely unmanageable for me. This has never happened to me before in such a dramatic way. I’m terrified and really suffering.
Being in Scotland I can’t just go to any GP it now has to be the one you are registered with, this isn’t possible as I can’t leave the house currently.
Can you please recommend an online GP service that can give prescriptions and are not reliant on the GP.
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I’ve been through this for past two years now and this is what is happening to me and countless others. Because you’ve not experienced this does not make it untrue.
I am afraid I can’t offer any advice re online doctors because I’ve never used them but did want to comment on your post.
I don’t know the Scottish system and don’t understand why you can’t see any gp at your practice? Surely you can do that. What happens if you need a gp and your gp is on holiday or unwell themselves? Does that mean no gp?
I appreciate you can’t leave your home at the moment but do they not offer telephone appointments? In England they love it if you accept that rather than face to face.
Personally I would complain to (initially) practice manager. If getting nowhere then I would make a complaint further up. I have quickly googled how to complain about a gp in Scotland and the information there seems clear.
Do you have equivalent of 111 in Scotland? Here it’s a way of speaking to a doctor. They may prescribe you some medication to keep you going; arrange an out of hours appointment with a gp or contact your surgery and arrange an appointment there.
I hope you can get something sorted and there is someone who can help you with your endeavours.
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