Was a big sigh moment. It just hit me. If I am in an accident doctors treating me have no idea of possible hashimoto , low t3, need of B12 and my histamine intolerance. All these could affect the possible medication used.
All of my recent tests are done privately.
My mom has copy of my files but I am not sure if she really understand how to explain it if asked to.
There is a possibility to update your medical records online but it is said those are not necessarily noted as anyone can write whatever they want to.
I have had copies of my blood tests with me but doctors have not added those to my files. Only one private clinic has copied all of my results but they are not connected to national records so in public health care those files are not visible.
Don't know how to get them to update my information
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Leave a note of conditions and list of medications and intolerances in your purse/wallet next to your ID. If you are not in a position to communicate, this will be the first place an emergency responder will check.
For emergencies at home, there's a system by which a pot with relevant details are left in the refrigerator. A green label with a cross on it is stuck on the outside of the fridge to alert paramedics, etc. (Sorry, can't remember what it's called)
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