From the start of my whole sorry saga of sinus/cough problems I have been told by my GP that I cannot take decongestants such as Sudafed because of my asthma meds. This gp was a pharmacist prior to becoming a doctor, so I accepted what she was saying despite the fact that my head was abs full of catarrh. Yesterday, however, when seeing another gp in the practice, I casually mentioned that it was a pity I couldn't take decongestants as the cough may not have developed. It wasn't a complaint, more an observation. She then said "who told you that? Of course you can take them." I muttered something to the effect that I wasn't sure who had told me as I was a little taken aback, plus I didn't want to start any hassle between them. I asked if there was any contraindications with my current med list and she said no.
Now which one do I believe? The no decongestant doc is younger but also has pharmacist experience, the other is older and more experienced as a GP.
Am confused.
Good Morning Thursday 25th April 2024
Elderly fellow gran has become loudly racist
Gary Glitter programme Tuesday
Washing bio gel or quid in the drum
To think that London, or anywhere else for that matter, does not belong to any one demographic