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...but just before I go and get my money's worth out the NHS. Is there anything else I can do, other than remove me contact lenses and use eye drops?
Looks like Xmas ride will be done wearing me glasses.....grrrr!
Go to Out of Hours, not A&E
Ring 111
Phone 111.
The doctor for some drops if it's that bad. Otherwise just boil up some water, let it cool and use it to clean your eyes.
My 2 year old's just got it. The doc gave him drops just in case as it's christmas and they're shut for 4 days.
You're probably just better off laying down in the road now so you can get a lift in an ambulance and fast-track the A&E queue.
A+E's are on their knees in some parts of the country, I'm sure it'd be a lot quicker and easier if you went to out of hours surgery.
Cooled camomile tea soaked into cotton wool is very good. I would have thought your local chemist could sort eye drops for conjunctivitis.
As far as I know A&E stands for accident and emergency. I don't think the fact that it 'Looks like Xmas ride will be done wearing me glasses' counts as either.
Can i have a whoosh parrot in aisle three please.
Walk in Centre.
Insert glasses up rectum and then call 999
To all the walk-in centre, non-emergency peeps, all i'm saying is that when Jamie dies through not going to A&E, I do not be wanting to hear any complaints about a lack of .gif posts on the forum.
tbh it's probably the early onset of Pink Eye so there's nothing anyone can do anyway ๐
[i] I do not be wanting to hear any complaints[/i]
You be from Cornwall then?
You can get chloramphenicol from a pharmacist with no prescription.
I do not be wanting to hear any complaintsYou be from Cornwall then?
Been working on my accents. Thanks for the compliment.
Think we need that parrot in aisle 4, 6, 8 now.
Seriously, do not waste A&E time on that!! Last time I had it I managed to get Opticrom eyedrops from a Tesco with a pharmacy.....but any old pharmacy will do.
Might aswell leave the avery door ajar it'll save running backwards and forwards.
You could try phoning the eye clinic at your nearest hospital.
What about my hangnail?
A+E right?
Must be a troll?
Please don't waste A&E's time Jamie. ๐ I refuse to believe you could be that selfish.
Quite contagious, isn't it? I'd be careful around your family over Christmas. I'd hope the drops/cream that I've had in the past doesn't need a prescription and can be bought over the counter at a chemist?
(Spread like wildfire amongst the crew on one occasion when I was in the Merchant Navy in a past life.)
Do not feed the troll.
You can buy over the counter antibiotic eye drops from the pharmacy
Breast milk works really well too..
Do not feed the troll.
No trolling here.
Sorry, people. I honestly thought from the intro, it was obvious I wasn't genuinely going to go A&E for conjunctivitis.
Although, after seeing the direction it went in, I did decide to let it run 8)
Anyway, just back from Tesco pharmacy with some eye drops.
Cheers for advice.
I was hoping you'd been squirted in the eyes with breast milk
Me too.Is disappoint.
It ruddy well hurts, actually!
Feels like I have bene punched in the eye ๐ก
...maybe I should go A&E.
I'm just back from the hospital, A & E reception was surprisingly quiet.
[quote=Jamie ]It ruddy well hurts, actually!
Feels like I have bene punched in the eye
...maybe I should go A&E.
Try cooling it down with a lump of snow.
I'm just back from the hospital, A & E reception was surprisingly quiet.
Conversely, it took me 20 minutes to get out of Tesco's car park ๐ก
Try cooling it down with a lump of snow.
*looks out window*
Will have to do with a lump of wind.
it took me 20 minutes to get out of Tesco's car park
Couldn't see the EXIT signs? You want to get your conjunctivitis looked at ๐
There'll be something in a kitchen drawer. Dog ear drops sorted my ear ache out.
[quote=5thElefant ]There'll be something in a kitchen drawer. Dog ear drops sorted my ear ache out.They were in an old box?
Let me know where your local hospital is...I'll phone ahead and book an itu bed for you...
DrP
As you have done, pharmacist is the place to go
Let me know where your local hospital is...I'll phone ahead and book an itu bed for you...DrP
Christ(mas) on a bike! I can't afford your referral fees.
Bowl of warm urine. Dab on the eye and you will be good as new. Old wives tale, but it works a treat.
Spread like wildfire amongst the crew on one occasion when I was in the Merchant Navy in a past life.
Is that 'cos you were all going through each other?
There is no such thing as A&E any more. They are now called Emergency Departments. Man up sweetheart. Get some eye drops.
