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Anand P. one year ago • From Google

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GP Services: Dismissed When Needed Most

In my opinion, having a general practitioner seems increasingly pointless. I often find myself questioning the allocation of our tax contributions—perhaps it would be more beneficial to allow individuals to use those funds for arranging their own private healthcare. The reason I feel this way is due to an experience where I genuinely needed medical attention; when I approached the clinic, I was informed that, and I quote, ‘We no longer see hay fever patients.’ A pharmacist suggested that I try a stronger fexofenadine dose (180mg), which requires a prescription. However, when I mentioned this to the receptionist at my GP's office, she merely shrugged and stated, ‘They always push it back onto the GP,’ subsequently denying me an appointment. To be honest, this left me feeling dismissed and disappointed in the system. It’s frustrating when seeking help feels so difficult and unwelcoming within what should be accessible healthcare services.

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