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pardon?I've just come back from the Doctor's because my ear was blocked.
"Which ear is it Ron?" he asked
"2022”
pardon?I've just come back from the Doctor's because my ear was blocked.
"Which ear is it Ron?" he asked
"2022”
Dave, you might get yours from Hawaii, but we get ours from Manchester, so it's called Mank![]()
Get everclear on the case, he'll get the factsFuckin Hawaii? The best Manuka Honey is from NZ mate, although those cheating Aussies are trying to sell their inferior crap and calling it Manuka Honey, but since they don't have a tree called Manuka I don't know how the fuck they managed that? Fucking Aussies.
He can't even find his marbles.Get everclear on the case, he'll get the facts![]()
It's all quite odd,
I am a very odd individual
I may be odd,
So was the queen Perry , be careful mate, don’t trust no oneLook, I've done everything, I've been told! I went to my local hospital where there is a minor injuries place on the day, and got stapled! I've been to my local medical centre four times now, and I am back there tomorrow morning! I take any shit that they prescribe, for I AM A MODEL PATIENT!
My experience of our "broken" NHS:
I get a phone call from my local surgery this morning. They tell me that the swab that the nurse took from my leg has shown up something and I need a different drug. The prescription is at the chemist and I can pick up the tablets this morning. I still need to go see the nurse this afternoon for a dressing change.
No way do I deny that the NHS needs more money for newer facilities and to recruit and pay staff properly. I would happily pay more tax for this rather than live in a fantasy world of denial and concentrate on reducing tax for the rich an well off.
But despite of the conservatives' best efforts, it is not broken. That's tabloid journalism. In the last three and a half years, I have had outstanding care and treatment from the NHS.
That is all!
My experience of our "broken" NHS:
I get a phone call from my local surgery this morning. They tell me that the swab that the nurse took from my leg has shown up something and I need a different drug. The prescription is at the chemist and I can pick up the tablets this morning. I still need to go see the nurse this afternoon for a dressing change.
No way do I deny that the NHS needs more money for newer facilities and to recruit and pay staff properly. I would happily pay more tax for this rather than live in a fantasy world of denial and concentrate on reducing tax for the rich an well off.
But despite of the conservatives' best efforts, it is not broken. That's tabloid journalism. In the last three and a half years, I have had outstanding care and treatment from the NHS.
That is all!
Don't go dude, you bring a certain antipodean charmI'll briefly reply - although Perry probably won't understand and more of the tired stuff about me being a fool means I don't visit much these days - knock yourselves out - I won't be here to read it.
Perry - penicillin was discovered in 1928 - the word is used to describe one antibiotic and also a whole class of antibiotics, some of which are preferred to treat eg. chest infections and others ulcers as you seem to have.
All of these come under the blanket term "penicillin" but are antibiotics in their own right:
amoxicillin (brand names Alphamox, Amoxil, Cilamox, Ibiamox, Fisamox)
amoxicillin/clavulonic acid (brand name: Augmentin)
ampicillin (brand names Agpen, Alphacyn, Ampicyn, Austrapen, Ibimicyn, Penamp)
benzylpenicillin (brand name BenPen)
benzathine benzylpenicillin (brand name Bicillin-LA)
dicloxacillin (brand names Dicloxsig, Distaph)
flucloxacillin (brand names Flubiclox, Flucil, Flopen, Flucil, Staphylex)
phenoxymethylpenicillin (Penicillin V) (brand names Aspecillin, Cilicaine VK, Cilicaine V, Cilopen)
piperacillin (brand name Tazopip, PiperTaz, Tazocin, Piptaz Procaine benzylpenicillin Cilicaine)
He's always watching ...............Don't go dude, you bring a certain antipodean charm![]()
Chloramphenicol is / or was a good one . I think they have restricted the use of it in animals to keep it back for emergencies as antibiotic resistance increases.I'll briefly reply - although Perry probably won't understand and more of the tired stuff about me being a fool means I don't visit much these days - knock yourselves out - I won't be here to read it.
Perry - penicillin was discovered in 1928 - the word is used to describe one antibiotic and also a whole class of antibiotics, some of which are preferred to treat eg. chest infections and others ulcers as you seem to have.
All of these come under the blanket term "penicillin" but are antibiotics in their own right:
amoxicillin (brand names Alphamox, Amoxil, Cilamox, Ibiamox, Fisamox)
amoxicillin/clavulonic acid (brand name: Augmentin)
ampicillin (brand names Agpen, Alphacyn, Ampicyn, Austrapen, Ibimicyn, Penamp)
benzylpenicillin (brand name BenPen)
benzathine benzylpenicillin (brand name Bicillin-LA)
dicloxacillin (brand names Dicloxsig, Distaph)
flucloxacillin (brand names Flubiclox, Flucil, Flopen, Flucil, Staphylex)
phenoxymethylpenicillin (Penicillin V) (brand names Aspecillin, Cilicaine VK, Cilicaine V, Cilopen)
piperacillin (brand name Tazopip, PiperTaz, Tazocin, Piptaz Procaine benzylpenicillin Cilicaine)
How did ChinaChloramphenicol is / or was a good one . I think they have restricted the use of it in animals to keep it back for emergencies as antibiotic resistance increases.
Bloody pesky ChineseFucked if I know![]()
'Kin 'ell, I tripped out just reading that list...amoxicillin (brand names Alphamox, Amoxil, Cilamox, Ibiamox, Fisamox)
amoxicillin/clavulonic acid (brand name: Augmentin)
ampicillin (brand names Agpen, Alphacyn, Ampicyn, Austrapen, Ibimicyn, Penamp)
benzylpenicillin (brand name BenPen)
benzathine benzylpenicillin (brand name Bicillin-LA)
dicloxacillin (brand names Dicloxsig, Distaph)
flucloxacillin (brand names Flubiclox, Flucil, Flopen, Flucil, Staphylex)
phenoxymethylpenicillin (Penicillin V) (brand names Aspecillin, Cilicaine VK, Cilicaine V, Cilopen)
piperacillin (brand name Tazopip, PiperTaz, Tazocin, Piptaz Procaine benzylpenicillin Cilicaine)
Ozzy on drugs:-
"I took ten tabs of acid and then went for a walk in a field. I ended up standing there talking to this horse for about an hour. In the end, the horse turned round and told me to fuck off. That was it for me."
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And until today, this, I did not realise.I'll briefly reply - although Perry probably won't understand and more of the tired stuff about me being a fool means I don't visit much these days - knock yourselves out - I won't be here to read it.
Perry - penicillin was discovered in 1928 - the word is used to describe one antibiotic and also a whole class of antibiotics, some of which are preferred to treat eg. chest infections and others ulcers as you seem to have.
All of these come under the blanket term "penicillin" but are antibiotics in their own right:
amoxicillin (brand names Alphamox, Amoxil, Cilamox, Ibiamox, Fisamox)
amoxicillin/clavulonic acid (brand name: Augmentin)
ampicillin (brand names Agpen, Alphacyn, Ampicyn, Austrapen, Ibimicyn, Penamp)
benzylpenicillin (brand name BenPen)
benzathine benzylpenicillin (brand name Bicillin-LA)
dicloxacillin (brand names Dicloxsig, Distaph)
flucloxacillin (brand names Flubiclox, Flucil, Flopen, Flucil, Staphylex)
phenoxymethylpenicillin (Penicillin V) (brand names Aspecillin, Cilicaine VK, Cilicaine V, Cilopen)
piperacillin (brand name Tazopip, PiperTaz, Tazocin, Piptaz Procaine benzylpenicillin Cilicaine)
Don't go dude, you bring a certain antipodean charm![]()
That may highlight a problem with the NHS.The drugs you're on - how much do they cost the NHS? And how much do those particular ones cost in other countries? Same with the dressings?
There's a good chance they cost several thousand percent more than in some other countries.
Your leg problem is time sensitive. They can't put you on a massive waiting list...if you had a heart issue, there's a good chance you might not get seen for many months. They can't do that with a manky wound.
It isn't tabloid journalism - it's what is behind what you are seeing, which is attentive care and plentiful pharmaceuticals.
My ex who had to attend purchasing meetings was shocked by how the NHS just accept costs from suppliers - a lot of the time they (NHS) are the only outlet for the products - they have more power than the suppliers but they never acted that way. But then, that is how those at the top make it.
And I would gladly pay extra, if they chucked in a bit of free weed!That may highlight a problem with the NHS.
I (like most users) have no idea what stuff that I get for free, really costs. Only people right at the top can take on the drug companies about the prices that they charge. I know that it is not simple as they have to spend a fortune on research and development. I wonder if the problem is too grizzly for anybody to want to take it on?
But, madness is everywhere! I get free prescription coz of my age, but I would be happy to pay and could afford to.