re: WWYD- Doctor?

<blockquote><b>Quoting Ellie.:</b>" I dont... I'd have to pick one through my HMO, and that takes a few weeks to start.... and I dont have any time off work anymore. Ugh"</blockquote>




  I'm sorry. I don't know Hun. You don't have a community health center?

Quoting HopingforaMiracle:" <blockquote><b>Quoting Ellie.:</b>" I dont... I'd have to pick one through my HMO, ... [snip!] ... time off work anymore. Ugh"</blockquote>   I'm sorry. I don't know Hun. You don't have a community health center?"

Well my insurance will cover urgent care and ER for the time being... guess I'm gonna have to go back.

<blockquote><b>Quoting Ellie.:</b>" Well my insurance will cover urgent care and ER for the time being... guess I'm gonna have to go back."</blockquote>




Ah that sounds like a good idea! Ask for stronger antibiotics and steroids and an inhaler

Quoting HopingforaMiracle:" <blockquote><b>Quoting Ellie.:</b>" Well my insurance will cover urgent care and ER ... [snip!] ... to go back."</blockquote> Ah that sounds like a good idea! Ask for stronger antibiotics and steroids and an inhaler"

I called them back last week and said I needed an inhaler. They never called it in.   They also said albuterol wasn't available in an inhaler (which is bullsmurf, I know I've had it before!) and they were supposed to call in the advair. Never did. Assohles.

I had this in november. It was viral pneumonia. I was using a nebulizer 3-4 times a day because not even my inhaler was helping. If its viral antibiotics wont touch it. It took me almost a month to get over it.

Quoting Amberchik78:" I had this in november. It was viral pneumonia. I was using a nebulizer 3-4 times a day because not even ... [snip!] ... day because not even my inhaler was helping. If its viral antibiotics wont touch it. It took me almost a month to get over it."

Jesus.... yeah, it's been 3 weeks, and I dont know how much longer I can take it. I need them to write me a prescription for a nebulizer to use or something. That stuff just makes me so jittery.

It's weird because they dont take me serious since my pulse ox is always up at 98 and 99. But they dont understand that I get coughing fits and it's very difficult to draw in air or breathe it out.

<blockquote><b>Quoting Ellie.:</b>" I called them back last week and said I needed an inhaler. They never called it in.   They also said ... [snip!] ... an inhaler (which is bullsmurf, I know I've had it before!) and they were supposed to call in the advair. Never did. Assohles."</blockquote>




That's odd. My mom gets albuterol in an inhaler