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Why are health issues so ambiguous

moody-_ahhhhh — Sat, 13 Jun 2026 00:05:15 GMT

ever since i vomitted earlier ive noticed my health go on a MASSIVE decline, not just stress or headaches (albeit most of my health issues are probably related to stress)

been suffering from whats probably gastro but i cant confirm that and seeing a bulk billed gp is harder than it needs to be

Re: Why are health issues so ambiguous

white knight — Sat, 13 Jun 2026 07:23:54 GMT

Hi, welcome

The human body is complex and a GP's training is vast. If we need to see one then there is not exceptions, we have to see one at a emergency or book in. If it is serious (like my bladder infection a while ago) they will book you in within 48 hours.

Vomitting can cause things like a burst blood vessel in the head which will lead to a headache and worse. That's extremely dangerous. So please see a GP- as a priority.

TonyWK

Re: Why are health issues so ambiguous

Psychdiaries2 — Sun, 14 Jun 2026 05:46:30 GMT

Hi there,

Sorry to hear you've been sick. Have you considered going to the hospital if your symptoms get worse and don't improve? Or even going to the local chemist to see if you can get anything off the shelves? I hope you make a speedy recovery, wishing you all the best 🤗

Kind regards,

PsychDiaries

Re: Why are health issues so ambiguous

moody-_ahhhhh — Sun, 14 Jun 2026 12:34:51 GMT

i managed to get an appointment with 13sick earlier this weekend and got some electrolytes idk how speedy it will be