I haven't slept in two days and two nights... ever since I was stuck in the ICU. There were six of us in there, with those brutal fluorescent lights burning overhead 24/7. One person is being a jerk, another is yelling, someone else is throwing up... the pain, the thirst...
I’m honestly at a loss for words... I’m currently in the ICU recovering from surgery, and I just witnessed some patients looking absolutely miserable, throwing up constantly. The nurses mentioned they definitely hadn't been fasting properly. And by "fasting," I don't mean skipping a meal for a day—I mean that grueling, multi-day hospital "cleansing" process they put you through.
crimsonorca12 said:Either way, you absolutely have to tell your primary care physician about a penicillin allergy so they can prescribe different antibiotics instead.
At my local clinic, the GP marks that allergy in bright red right at the top of the chart, above the patient's name.
It used to be listed clearly in those old medical booklets, too.
But these modern ones? There’s zero space left for anything.
In reality, once someone has a reaction to a penicillin drug, they really ought to undergo proper testing to confirm if it’s an actual hypersensitivity. Because of how intense the reactions can be and how much fear they cause, people tend to jump the gun and label every single reaction as an allergy immediately.
I personally am allergic to both penicillin and sulfonamides.🙂
I end up treating a simple sore throat for months on end... 😢
This doesn't sound like something you should just try to fix with some herbal tea and a handful of pills... You're talking about being stuck in bed, but also throwing up food from three or four days ago 😲
Maybe you should actually head over to a doctor and get checked out?
If you’re dealing with redness, swelling, dryness, or itching down there—plus some thick, odorless discharge from your breasts—you’ve likely run up against Candida. 😈😉