“Annoyingly sore and infected”?
Do you realise how dangerous that gorse can be? A cadet died a few years ago from infection from gorse scratches and this older lady:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/1518810/Grandmother-dies-after-scratch-from-gorse-on-dog-walk.html
And from this, also a gorse scratch: http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/health-and-families/health-news/pvl-new-strain-of-superbug-targets-the-young-and-its-latest-victim-is-an-nhs-nurse-428961.html
“The lethal nature of the new strain of MRSA was demonstrated two years ago when a physically fit young soldier became infected after grazing his leg while out running on Woodbury Common, Devon. Richard Campbell, 18, a Royal Marine recruit, rapidly developed swelling in both legs, became unable to walk and died two days later.”
Get to the Dr first thing on Monday and get some proper treatment, and today if the infection seems to be worsening and becoming more generalised, get to A&E fast. It’s no laughing matter.