Jims continued use of Fumaderm

[jiml]

I think you are right about the flu, Jim. I hope you bounce back with a vengeance as you have done before. It certainly justifies your regular testing which I thought was a bit ocd. That was a big change in short order.

Thanks for sharing

Thanks Bill it’s the only explanation I can think of as nothing else has changed. My doctor is very good and keeps me informed and agrees that it is probably the infection affecting the results. Possibly if I had 3 monthly testing it would not be noticed .... or if I was suffering when they did the three monthly test they may well have said stop taking Fumaderm
But with monthly results it shows as a rapid drop, not a gradual thing over 3 months ( if that makes sense )

[Fred]

Oooooooooooooo more tables.

Hope you get over the Man Flu soon Jim

[jiml]

Oooooooooooooo more tables.  

Hope you get over the Man Flu soon Jim  

Fanks for the sympathy I hope it goes soon I’m not a happy bunny

[Caroline]

Oooooooooooooo more tables.  

Hope you get over the Man Flu soon Jim  

Fanks for the sympathy I hope it goes soon I’m not a happy bunny

Indeed I hope so too. It must be terrible for you this Man Flu.

And I also heart that piles of snow have arrived in the UK, so it is very sad that you cannot play in the snow right now with your grandkids.

[jiml]

Oooooooooooooo more tables.  

Hope you get over the Man Flu soon Jim  

Fanks for the sympathy I hope it goes soon I’m not a happy bunny

Indeed I hope so too. It must be terrible for you this Man Flu.  

And I also heart that piles of snow have arrived in the UK, so it is very sad that you cannot play in the snow right now with your grandkids.

The man flu isn’t the to bad but it’s knocked my lymphocytes down

But we havent got any snow just very heavy rain, our county stuck out into the North Sea tends to miss the worst of the cold weather

[Turnedlight]

I like the tables too, very satisfying! It's good to see fumaderm is agreeing with you on the whole, hope you get over the flu soon.

[jiml]

I sometimes can't believe my dermatology department ...Yesterday I got a letter saying my October blood results were good and the note at the bottom of the page said the letter was unsigned to avoid delay .... I mean come on   ..........on the 29th of December I had a blood test in the morning by the afternoon the Hospital had sent the results to Dermatology and my GP.
My GP phoned in the evening telling me the results were low as I've already reported here ....
So if it wasn't for my GP who is really on the ball ......I would be carrying on with very low lymphocyte count thinking everything was fine ....instead of cutting down on my Fumaderm allowing my blood to build up again

[D Foster]

The whole NHS is the same which they blame on the government and lack of funding , rubbish it's lack of someone decent running it who knows what is needed instead of the useless ones that are just interested in targets . At least your GP is on the ball Jim.

[Fred]

Maybe they should,be like here and have the blood tests done by a separate thing and not related to the hospital. Here I can phone the nurse to come from the laboratory, she takes the blood and the next day or two at most the results arrive in my post box. My dermatologist and GP also get a copy.

The doctor gives you a prescription and the laboratory fill your prescription just like a parmacie would, it's independent of the hospital and also used by Vets too.

[D Foster]

Maybe they should,be like here and have the blood tests done by a separate thing and not related to the hospital. Here I can phone the nurse to come from the laboratory, she takes the blood and the next day or two at most the results arrive in my post box. My dermatologist and GP also get a copy.  

The doctor gives you a prescription and the laboratory fill your prescription just like a parmacie would, it's independent of the hospital and also used by Vets too.

With my luck Fred they would get my blood mixed up and I would end up being treated for distemper.