I trotted off to the GP this week with my letter from the endocrinologist saying that I feel better on T3 and my DIO2 gene test saying that I have double faulty gene and struggle to convert T4 to T3.
I started to explain about my 23 year journey to this point and before I knew it she was on the computer printing off a prescription. It was red- listed so I asked her if she would get into trouble.
She said, 23 years is a long time to put up with this. You've spent a lot of time and money on it - it's time you had the support you need!!
I love β€οΈ my new GP!!
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And you live where exactly? Your GP's catchment area is what exactly?
Well done, what a lovely GP - a keeper. Don't let her go! On second thoughts, ask her if she'd like to live in a little seaside town in north-west Wales
You've replied to me, not Venicefan I have tagged her now, hopefully she will respond but the name of the doctor must be sent by Private Message only as we can't discuss individual doctors on the open forum.
The NHS is trying to ban doctors from prescribing it and although the consultation is still in progress a lot of CCGs are stopping it already. When the doctor looked it up on the computer it came up in red to warn her not to prescribe it.
Hi Maggie 0652 how are you doing on your T3 ??? Hope all is well. You are very lucky being prescribed this drug. Iβm looking to ordering it online somewhere as docs in UK arenβt allowed. Can you say if itβs helping.? Good luck to you
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